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A long-term view is what Mayor David Crombie says he has of reform
A long-term view is what Mayor David Crombie says he has of reform

A long-term view is what Mayor David Crombie says he has of reform

Date1/3/1974
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Original Toronto Star caption: A long-term view is what Mayor David Crombie says he has of reform. People want change accomplished in a reasonable way, he says in answer to critics who complain that he isn't a reformer.
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David Crombie. Mayor David Crombie riding on the shoulders of his campaign workers he was carried into the St. Lawrence Market Hall where his victory celebrations were held
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