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Premier states his case: Newfoundland Premier Clyde Wells speaks at the University of Toronto yesterday, after he had sent a harsh letter to critics
Premier states his case: Newfoundland Premier Clyde Wells speaks at the University of Toronto yesterday, after he had sent a harsh letter to critics

Premier states his case: Newfoundland Premier Clyde Wells speaks at the University of Toronto yesterday, after he had sent a harsh letter to critics

Date1/16/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: Premier states his case: Newfoundland Premier Clyde Wells speaks at the University of Toronto yesterday, after he had sent a harsh letter to critics.
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