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North York Alderman Murray Markin (left) and Star reporter Warren Potter are told it's none of your business, and ordered off property by Loni Nenzel (...)
North York Alderman Murray Markin (left) and Star reporter Warren Potter are told it's none of your business, and ordered off property by Loni Nenzel (...)

North York Alderman Murray Markin (left) and Star reporter Warren Potter are told it's none of your business, and ordered off property by Loni Nenzel (...)

Date7/26/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: North York Alderman Murray Markin (left) and Star reporter Warren Potter are told it's none of your business, and ordered off property by Loni Nenzel yesterday when she was asked about complaints she keeps up to 80 cats on her property. She would only admit she took in cats to save them from being killed.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0065459F
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