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The Ontario government has appointed a one-man task force on drug abuse, Premier David Peterson announced yesterday
The Ontario government has appointed a one-man task force on drug abuse, Premier David Peterson announced yesterday

The Ontario government has appointed a one-man task force on drug abuse, Premier David Peterson announced yesterday

Date8/16/1988
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Original Toronto Star caption: The Ontario government has appointed a one-man task force on drug abuse, Premier David Peterson announced yesterday. The task force report must be completed within two months because the province is anxious to take action, Peterson said. [Incomplete]
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