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Millionaire J. A. (Bud) McDougald, above, came under fire from New Democrat MPP for receiving a $1,700 tax rebate Reader below says it was perfectly legal. Another calls it a ripoff
Millionaire J. A. (Bud) McDougald, above, came under fire from New Democrat MPP for receiving a $1,700 tax rebate Reader below says it was perfectly legal. Another calls it a ripoff

Millionaire J. A. (Bud) McDougald, above, came under fire from New Democrat MPP for receiving a $1,700 tax rebate Reader below says it was perfectly legal. Another calls it a ripoff

Date12/11/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: Millionaire J. A. (Bud) McDougald, above, came under fire from New Democrat MPP for receiving a $1,700 tax rebate Reader below says it was perfectly legal. Another calls it a ripoff.
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Tax clash, Toronto Mayor Art Eggleton, left, calls tax scheme a big con job while Metro Councillor Joe Pantalone says it's good news for tenants
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Multi-millionaire: J. A. McDougald had a passion for the British way of life, numbering peers among friends. In one embarrassing incident, the visiting Duke of Wellington was mistaken for his butler
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New Democrat MPP Ed Ziemba, Criticized by reader for releasing doctors' names
New Democrat MPP Ed Ziemba, Criticized by reader for releasing doctors' names
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Richard Johnston: Remnants is all we are at this point, says New Democrat MPP
Richard Johnston: Remnants is all we are at this point, says New Democrat MPP
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Filing system: New Democrat MPP Peter Kormos empties fire on his desk at Legislature yesterday during 17-hour fillbuster over auto insurance bill.
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Canada's corporate tax system came under renewed fire when David Lewis, federal leader of the New Democratic Party, opened his campaign in Toronto yesterday, promising complete expose of the system before election
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Posing as a cleaner, Star reporter Dale Brazao visited income-tax rebate shops in Metro armed with phony tax returns
Posing as a cleaner, Star reporter Dale Brazao visited income-tax rebate shops in Metro armed with phony tax returns
4/21/1977
Widow of industrialist John Angus (Bud) McDougald leaves St
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High-level talks: Albert Thornbrough, then president of Massey-Ferguson (left), with Bud McDougald, then chairman of Argus Corporation, the company that owned controlling share of Massey stock
High-level talks: Albert Thornbrough, then president of Massey-Ferguson (left), with Bud McDougald, then chairman of Argus Corporation, the company that owned controlling share of Massey stock
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Robert on royal commission on declining enrolments in Ontario schools, by Robert Jackson, above, comes under fire from one reader, who says education industry thinks it exists to serve itself
Robert on royal commission on declining enrolments in Ontario schools, by Robert Jackson, above, comes under fire from one reader, who says education industry thinks it exists to serve itself
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Anne Marie Palmer, a nurse who refused to assist in abortions, is discriminated against by hospital which cut her pay, reader says below. Her conscience means more than pay cheque, another says
Anne Marie Palmer, a nurse who refused to assist in abortions, is discriminated against by hospital which cut her pay, reader says below. Her conscience means more than pay cheque, another says
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