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Alberta's Getty, left, says deal good for future, but Manitoba's Pawley says secure access not obtained
Alberta's Getty, left, says deal good for future, but Manitoba's Pawley says secure access not obtained

Alberta's Getty, left, says deal good for future, but Manitoba's Pawley says secure access not obtained

Date10/7/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: Alberta's Getty, left, says deal good for future, but Manitoba's Pawley says secure access not obtained.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0049790F
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