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Debate goes on in the Legislature's all-night session, with some parliamentarians catching a nap in their lounge
Debate goes on in the Legislature's all-night session, with some parliamentarians catching a nap in their lounge

Debate goes on in the Legislature's all-night session, with some parliamentarians catching a nap in their lounge

Date12/15/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Debate goes on in the Legislature's all-night session; with some parliamentarians catching a nap in their lounge. Harry Worton (L-Wellington South) dozes in a chair in the early hours of today. The Legislature was to have adjourned last night for its Christmas recess; but New Democrats charged the Conservative government with trying to force through legislation in closing hours. New Democrat members forced votes; prolonged debates; interrupted and obstructed.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0110441F
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