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Opposing views: Mayor Art Eggleton (far left) favors housing on Port of Toronto lands (above) but harbor commission chairman Betty Disero wants to keep the area industrial
Opposing views: Mayor Art Eggleton (far left) favors housing on Port of Toronto lands (above) but harbor commission chairman Betty Disero wants to keep the area industrial

Opposing views: Mayor Art Eggleton (far left) favors housing on Port of Toronto lands (above) but harbor commission chairman Betty Disero wants to keep the area industrial

Date1/17/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: Opposing views: Mayor Art Eggleton (far left) favors housing on Port of Toronto lands (above) but harbor commission chairman Betty Disero wants to keep the area industrial.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0045489F
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William Davis: Wants to explore his own conscience in some depth before deciding whether he favors death penalty
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Opposing views: Showdown over extra-billing sets nurses and teachers (above) against doctors
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Former Toronto mayor David Crombie favors mayoral candidate John Sewell with appearence at sunrise service
Former Toronto mayor David Crombie favors mayoral candidate John Sewell with appearence at sunrise service
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His Vision: Kuujjuarapik Mayor Anthony Ittoshat, who favors an independent inuit state, speaks of Quebec trying to impose French on his people.
His Vision: Kuujjuarapik Mayor Anthony Ittoshat, who favors an independent inuit state, speaks of Quebec trying to impose French on his people.
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Palmerston house: It was rumored that the mayor bought this magnificent mansion with funds he received handing out political favors
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Jack Jones, chief engineer for the Harbor Commission, wants to turn the city's central waterfront into a people place by creating more parks and beaches with landfill dumped into the city's harbor
Jack Jones, chief engineer for the Harbor Commission, wants to turn the city's central waterfront into a people place by creating more parks and beaches with landfill dumped into the city's harbor
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