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Costa Rican President Oscar Arias
Costa Rican President Oscar Arias

Costa Rican President Oscar Arias

Date4/10/1989
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Original Toronto Star caption: And, said Costa Rican President Oscar Arias, there must be a new economic plan to help the battle-torn countries survive an onslaught of starvation and homeless regional conflicts. [Incomplete]
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0029631F
Signing up: Jimmy Arias signs a giant-sized copy of the contest form for next month's Players International tennis tournament at press conference yesterday in the Westin Hotel
Signing up: Jimmy Arias signs a giant-sized copy of the contest form for next month's Players International tennis tournament at press conference yesterday in the Westin Hotel
7/9/1984
David Jolley, publisher and president of The Toronto Star, left, confers at the annual meeting with David Galloway, president of Torstar Corp. Below is chairman Beland Honderich
David Jolley, publisher and president of The Toronto Star, left, confers at the annual meeting with David Galloway, president of Torstar Corp. Below is chairman Beland Honderich
5/5/1989
Challenger: It's just mindless custodial care, says Judith Jordan
Challenger: It's just mindless custodial care, says Judith Jordan
5/30/1973
Judy Jordan, chairman of the Toronto Board of Education, says the maintenance program is expensive because of size and age of schools
Judy Jordan, chairman of the Toronto Board of Education, says the maintenance program is expensive because of size and age of schools
5/30/1973
Mrs. Judith Jordan. Won't sit and Wait
Mrs. Judith Jordan. Won't sit and Wait
4/20/1969
Judy Jordan. Predicts confrontation. from their 1973 operating budgets of $400 million. The provincial government says that means ceil- [Incomplete]
Judy Jordan. Predicts confrontation. from their 1973 operating budgets of $400 million. The provincial government says that means ceil- [Incomplete]
11/19/1972
Is phoned by U. of T. Chancellor Dr. F. C. Jeanneret to kick off Canadian Freedom from Hunger Campaign to build college in Mysore, India, teach food preservation
Is phoned by U. of T. Chancellor Dr. F. C. Jeanneret to kick off Canadian Freedom from Hunger Campaign to build college in Mysore, India, teach food preservation
3/9/1963
Vice -president of the University of Toronto
Vice -president of the University of Toronto
9/11/1985
Chrysler president Lee lacocca
Chrysler president Lee lacocca
11/3/1982
Image shows the President shaking hands with an employee at the coffee shop.
Coffee break: The Italian president shakes hands with owner Tony Guido at Tricolore snackbar on St. Clair Ave. after accepting an employee's invitation to drop in for a cup of coffee.
6/12/1986
Image shows a President surrounded by a crowd of people in the streets.
Warm welcome: Italian President Francesco Cossiga wades into crowds of well-wishes who mobbed him as he strolled along St. Clair Ave. W. yesterday, shaking hands and pinching children's cheeks. People who lines the sidewalks in the wind and drizzling rain waved Italian and Canadian flags and shouted greetings in both languages as they gave him a warm welcome to Metro.
6/12/1986
Business lobbying: Sam Hughes, stepping down after five years as president of Chamber of Commerce: admits arm-twisting is as important as public utterances in influencing Ottawa
Business lobbying: Sam Hughes, stepping down after five years as president of Chamber of Commerce: admits arm-twisting is as important as public utterances in influencing Ottawa
9/18/1980