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Candidates for mayor of Toronto, alderman David Rotenberg, left, and Tony O'Donohue, will have to compete for attention this fall not only with other (...)
Candidates for mayor of Toronto, alderman David Rotenberg, left, and Tony O'Donohue, will have to compete for attention this fall not only with other (...)

Candidates for mayor of Toronto, alderman David Rotenberg, left, and Tony O'Donohue, will have to compete for attention this fall not only with other (...)

Date7/23/1971
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Original Toronto Star caption: Candidates for mayor of Toronto, alderman David Rotenberg, left, and Tony O'Donohue, will have to compete for attention this fall not only with other candidates but with U.S. and possibly Canadian elections.
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Toronto mayoralty candidates, from left, David Rotenberg, David Crombie and Tony O'Donohue
Toronto mayoralty candidates, from left, David Rotenberg, David Crombie and Tony O'Donohue
11/22/1972
Tony O'Donohue, candidate for mayor of Toronto, missed only two questions in our quiz
Tony O'Donohue, candidate for mayor of Toronto, missed only two questions in our quiz
9/14/1978
Alderman David Rotenberg, 42, today announced he is candidate for mayor of Toronto in December's civic elections
Alderman David Rotenberg, 42, today announced he is candidate for mayor of Toronto in December's civic elections
9/19/1972
Alderman David Rotenberg, another candidate running for mayor, models navy wool single-breasted blazer, white cotton lisle turtleneck and plaid cuffed(...)
Alderman David Rotenberg, another candidate running for mayor, models navy wool single-breasted blazer, white cotton lisle turtleneck and plaid cuffed(...)
10/17/1972
In ward 7, in Toronto's inner city, two candidates for alderman-Karl Jaffary (left) and John Sewell (right) - have been leaders in fight against high-(...)
In ward 7, in Toronto's inner city, two candidates for alderman-Karl Jaffary (left) and John Sewell (right) - have been leaders in fight against high-(...)
10/4/1972
Campaingning for Alderman in Ward 2, Tony O'Donohue (right), who ran for mayor of Toronto two years ago, talks with passersby along Queen St. W. The s(...)
Campaingning for Alderman in Ward 2, Tony O'Donohue (right), who ran for mayor of Toronto two years ago, talks with passersby along Queen St. W. The s(...)
11/26/1974
Candidate for mayor after six years on council, Alderman Anthony O'Donohue was an early campaigner against pollution although he seems less fiery now.(...)
Candidate for mayor after six years on council, Alderman Anthony O'Donohue was an early campaigner against pollution although he seems less fiery now.(...)
9/28/1972
It's certainly a mess, Conservative Leader Robert Stanfield (left) comments as Toronto Alderman Tony O'Donohue shows him the jumble of tin cans, bottl(...)
It's certainly a mess, Conservative Leader Robert Stanfield (left) comments as Toronto Alderman Tony O'Donohue shows him the jumble of tin cans, bottl(...)
8/14/1970
Going underground, Ontario Labor Minister Gordon Carton (left) and Toronto Alderman Tony O'Donohue walk through part of the Yonge St. subway extension(...)
Going underground, Ontario Labor Minister Gordon Carton (left) and Toronto Alderman Tony O'Donohue walk through part of the Yonge St. subway extension(...)
1/18/1972
Still friends after campaigning against each other for mayor of Toronto, loser David Rotenberg (left) and winner David Crombie are near tears at Roten(...)
Still friends after campaigning against each other for mayor of Toronto, loser David Rotenberg (left) and winner David Crombie are near tears at Roten(...)
12/4/1972
Running third in the race for mayor of Toronto Alderman David Rotenberg got less than one-fourth of the votes
Running third in the race for mayor of Toronto Alderman David Rotenberg got less than one-fourth of the votes
12/4/1972
David Crombie, one of three major candidates for mayor of Toronto, from left, Norma Jones, Linda Vopni and Lynn Raeburn
David Crombie, one of three major candidates for mayor of Toronto, from left, Norma Jones, Linda Vopni and Lynn Raeburn
10/13/1972