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The seesaw battle for the mayor's seat in East York is reflected in the faces of 17-year council veteran Howard Chandler and his wife, Dorothy, last n(...)
The seesaw battle for the mayor's seat in East York is reflected in the faces of 17-year council veteran Howard Chandler and his wife, Dorothy, last n(...)

The seesaw battle for the mayor's seat in East York is reflected in the faces of 17-year council veteran Howard Chandler and his wife, Dorothy, last n(...)

Date12/6/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: The seesaw battle for the mayor's seat in East York is reflected in the faces of 17-year council veteran Howard Chandler and his wife, Dorothy, last night. He lost by 854 votes to relative newcomer, Alderman Alan Redway.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0037238F
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