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Skeptics: Ontario Premier David Peterson, left, and Robert White, President of the Canadian Auto Workers union, have been among most vocal opponents of any deal jeopardizing Auto Pact
Skeptics: Ontario Premier David Peterson, left, and Robert White, President of the Canadian Auto Workers union, have been among most vocal opponents of any deal jeopardizing Auto Pact

Skeptics: Ontario Premier David Peterson, left, and Robert White, President of the Canadian Auto Workers union, have been among most vocal opponents of any deal jeopardizing Auto Pact

Date8/30/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: Skeptics: Ontario Premier David Peterson, left, and Robert White, President of the Canadian Auto Workers union, have been among most vocal opponents of any deal jeopardizing Auto Pact.
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