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Whole new ball game, Richard Peddie is leaving the food industry for the SkyDome hot seat
Whole new ball game, Richard Peddie is leaving the food industry for the SkyDome hot seat

Whole new ball game, Richard Peddie is leaving the food industry for the SkyDome hot seat

Date8/1/1989
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Original Toronto Star caption: Whole new ball game, Richard Peddie is leaving the food industry for the SkyDome hot seat. His selection from a field of more the 60 candidates was announced yesterday. Peddie will replace Charles Magwood on Sept. 5.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0072991F
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