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Rex Loring, the man 800,000 Canadians wake up to, is quitting CBC radio's World Report after two decades co-hosting the early a.m. news
Rex Loring, the man 800,000 Canadians wake up to, is quitting CBC radio's World Report after two decades co-hosting the early a.m. news

Rex Loring, the man 800,000 Canadians wake up to, is quitting CBC radio's World Report after two decades co-hosting the early a.m. news

Date7/31/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: Rex Loring; the man 800;000 Canadians wake up to; is quitting CBC radio's World Report after two decades co-hosting the early a.m. news.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0100752F
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