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Amarjit Singh Tatla, paralyzed for life after a Toronto courtroom shooting that left two others dead, wants External Affairs Minister Joe Clark to put(...)
Amarjit Singh Tatla, paralyzed for life after a Toronto courtroom shooting that left two others dead, wants External Affairs Minister Joe Clark to put(...)

Amarjit Singh Tatla, paralyzed for life after a Toronto courtroom shooting that left two others dead, wants External Affairs Minister Joe Clark to put(...)

Date6/16/1983
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Original Toronto Star caption: Amarjit Singh Tatla; paralyzed for life after a Toronto courtroom shooting that left two others dead; wants External Affairs Minister Joe Clark to put pressure on India to have the shooting suspect returned for trial. Tatla; who will be 38 on June 6; was
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0121453F
Country:Canada
City, town or township:Toronto
Province or state:Ontario
Partially paralyzed: Witness Amarjit Singh Tatla, wounded in 1982 shooting, is helped yesterday by Esauro Lopez Fonseca, sister of lawyer killed in the incident
Partially paralyzed: Witness Amarjit Singh Tatla, wounded in 1982 shooting, is helped yesterday by Esauro Lopez Fonseca, sister of lawyer killed in the incident
1/27/1993
Devastated family: Oscar Fonseca was gunned down at Osgoode Hall March 18 while trying to talk the killer out of shooting others in the courtroom
Devastated family: Oscar Fonseca was gunned down at Osgoode Hall March 18 while trying to talk the killer out of shooting others in the courtroom
7/9/1982
Targeting South Africa: Shridath (Sonny) Ramphal, left, and External Affairs Minister Joe Clark head into Commonwealth foreign ministers conference yesterday
Targeting South Africa: Shridath (Sonny) Ramphal, left, and External Affairs Minister Joe Clark head into Commonwealth foreign ministers conference yesterday
8/2/1988
Canadian author W. O. Mitchell, left, reaches for his snuff while External Affairs Minister Joe Clark roars with laughter at a tribute yesterday honor(...)
Canadian author W. O. Mitchell, left, reaches for his snuff while External Affairs Minister Joe Clark roars with laughter at a tribute yesterday honor(...)
10/18/1990
Premiere Pcs: Ex-finance minister John Crosbie, left, has been shunted into the external affairs post in the PC shadow cabinet by federal Progressive Conservative leader Joe Clark
Premiere Pcs: Ex-finance minister John Crosbie, left, has been shunted into the external affairs post in the PC shadow cabinet by federal Progressive Conservative leader Joe Clark
6/15/1980
To meet: External Affairs Minister Joe Clark, left, is to meet with Soviet counterpart Andrei Gromyko
To meet: External Affairs Minister Joe Clark, left, is to meet with Soviet counterpart Andrei Gromyko
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Victims: Oscar Fonseca, left, killed, Amarjit Singh Tatia wounded
Victims: Oscar Fonseca, left, killed, Amarjit Singh Tatia wounded
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In spotlight: External Affairs Minister Joe Clark's visit to the Soviet Union comes right in the middle of the nuclear arms talks
In spotlight: External Affairs Minister Joe Clark's visit to the Soviet Union comes right in the middle of the nuclear arms talks
1/14/1983
Joe Clark, External affairs, minister says trade guidelines have been weakened
Joe Clark, External affairs, minister says trade guidelines have been weakened
11/28/1984
After the bolshoi opening of the ballet Quixote last night, Ekaterina Furtseva (left), Soviet minister of culture and wife of Russia's deputy minister of external affairs, talks with Canadian folk singer Sylvia Tyson (centre) and State Secretary Judy LaMarsh at a post-ballet reception
After the bolshoi opening of the ballet Quixote last night, Ekaterina Furtseva (left), Soviet minister of culture and wife of Russia's deputy minister of external affairs, talks with Canadian folk singer Sylvia Tyson (centre) and State Secretary Judy LaMarsh at a post-ballet reception
8/13/1967
Nail-Biting Time: Consitutional Affairs Minister Joe Clark, who must put his finger on a recipe for Canadian unity, is deep in thought at yesterday's conference
Nail-Biting Time: Consitutional Affairs Minister Joe Clark, who must put his finger on a recipe for Canadian unity, is deep in thought at yesterday's conference
2/9/1992
Discuss Africa. G. Mennen Williams (left), U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for African affairs, and External Affairs Minister Paul Martin chat at Co(...)
Discuss Africa. G. Mennen Williams (left), U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for African affairs, and External Affairs Minister Paul Martin chat at Co(...)
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