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Fairness the issue, Manitoba Premier Howard Pawley says his government doesn't favor promotion of homosexuality but is concerned with ensuring that al(...)
Fairness the issue, Manitoba Premier Howard Pawley says his government doesn't favor promotion of homosexuality but is concerned with ensuring that al(...)

Fairness the issue, Manitoba Premier Howard Pawley says his government doesn't favor promotion of homosexuality but is concerned with ensuring that al(...)

Date7/18/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: Fairness the issue, Manitoba Premier Howard Pawley says his government doesn't favor promotion of homosexuality but is concerned with ensuring that all Manitobans are treated as class-A citizens, not class-B citizens.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0072785F
Opposites, Quebec's Rene Levesque (left) leads an anti-English orchestra though people are tolerant, whereas Manitoba's tolerant Howard pawley must cope with rednecks, columnist says
Opposites, Quebec's Rene Levesque (left) leads an anti-English orchestra though people are tolerant, whereas Manitoba's tolerant Howard pawley must cope with rednecks, columnist says
8/10/1983
Bundling up Manitoba Premier Howard Pawley braves chill winds and rain here yesterday where he is attending the first ministers' conference. [Incomplete]
Bundling up Manitoba Premier Howard Pawley braves chill winds and rain here yesterday where he is attending the first ministers' conference. [Incomplete]
11/25/1987
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
10/7/1987
Howard Pawley, Former NDP premier denies he's running third in race
Howard Pawley, Former NDP premier denies he's running third in race
12/5/1987
Chief stockwatcher Jack Lyndon of the Toronto exchange can work himself into a frenzy ensuring that the investment business doesn't stray from the road to maturity
Chief stockwatcher Jack Lyndon of the Toronto exchange can work himself into a frenzy ensuring that the investment business doesn't stray from the road to maturity
4/9/1969
Little Hero: Jennifer Zilberleib says her dachshund's barking went a long way toward ensuring she and three children escaped the fire that gutted an auto body shop beneath their apartment yesterday
Little Hero: Jennifer Zilberleib says her dachshund's barking went a long way toward ensuring she and three children escaped the fire that gutted an auto body shop beneath their apartment yesterday
3/14/1991
Kathy Misener: Trial lacked appearance of fairness, lawyer says
Kathy Misener: Trial lacked appearance of fairness, lawyer says
4/8/1981
Howard Pawley
Howard Pawley
8/11/1983
Left to right: Brian Peckford, Grant Devine, Bill Bennett, Richard Hatfield, Rene Levesque, Bill Davis, John Buchanan, Howard Pawley, James Lee, Peter Lougheed
Left to right: Brian Peckford, Grant Devine, Bill Bennett, Richard Hatfield, Rene Levesque, Bill Davis, John Buchanan, Howard Pawley, James Lee, Peter Lougheed
8/10/1983
Court fight faces John and Larysa Stockton of Mississauga, who are questioning the fairness of the Ontario government's demand that they pay back the 1,250 home buyers grants they've received over the past two years
Court fight faces John and Larysa Stockton of Mississauga, who are questioning the fairness of the Ontario government's demand that they pay back the 1,250 home buyers grants they've received over the past two years
8/4/1977
Happy father, Nicholas Pawley, rear, and his second wife, Christine, right, and family pet Anais relax at their Moberly Ave. home after Pawley brought(...)
Happy father, Nicholas Pawley, rear, and his second wife, Christine, right, and family pet Anais relax at their Moberly Ave. home after Pawley brought(...)
4/2/1979
Sculptor Bill Lishman is trying to sell his 23-foot model of the lunar-lander Eagle to a museum, if he doesn't, he says he'll move his family into it when government expropriates land near Brougham for the proposed new airport
Sculptor Bill Lishman is trying to sell his 23-foot model of the lunar-lander Eagle to a museum, if he doesn't, he says he'll move his family into it when government expropriates land near Brougham for the proposed new airport
5/15/1973