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Retiring president: James Rinehart, who announced his resignation as GM Canada boss yesterday, sits on the hood of the first Canadian made A-Car to roll off the line last week
Retiring president: James Rinehart, who announced his resignation as GM Canada boss yesterday, sits on the hood of the first Canadian made A-Car to roll off the line last week

Retiring president: James Rinehart, who announced his resignation as GM Canada boss yesterday, sits on the hood of the first Canadian made A-Car to roll off the line last week

Date11/9/1981
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Original Toronto Star caption: Retiring president: James Rinehart, who announced his resignation as GM Canada boss yesterday, sits on the hood of the first Canadian made A-Car to roll off the line last week.
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James Rinehart
James Rinehart
1/8/1981
James Rinehart
James Rinehart
1/8/1981
James Rinehart
James Rinehart
1/8/1981
James Rinehart
James Rinehart
1/8/1981
James Rinehart
James Rinehart
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