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At odds, Labor Minister Gerry Phillips insists his ministry's inspections and testing are thorough and reliable
At odds, Labor Minister Gerry Phillips insists his ministry's inspections and testing are thorough and reliable

At odds, Labor Minister Gerry Phillips insists his ministry's inspections and testing are thorough and reliable

Date6/2/1989
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Original Toronto Star caption: At odds, Labor Minister Gerry Phillips insists his ministry's inspections and testing are thorough and reliable. Stan Gray, seen in protective gear outside Our Lady of Victory school, disagrees. Director of the Ontario Workers Health Centre, Gray did his own check for asbestos at the school.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0073590F
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