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Out on bail, Sean O'Flynn (left), president of Ontario's 60,000-member civil service union, leaves the University Ave
Out on bail, Sean O'Flynn (left), president of Ontario's 60,000-member civil service union, leaves the University Ave

Out on bail, Sean O'Flynn (left), president of Ontario's 60,000-member civil service union, leaves the University Ave

Date12/6/1979
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Original Toronto Star caption: Out on bail, Sean O'Flynn (left), president of Ontario's 60,000-member civil service union, leaves the University Ave. courthouse with lawyer Steve Goudge after being released on bail while appealing a 35-day prison term for contempt of court.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0071529F
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