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Sweet victory: CFTR disc jockey Tom Rivers had good reason to smile last night after a labor board adjudicator ruled that CHUM, his former employer, fired him unjustly in 1982
Sweet victory: CFTR disc jockey Tom Rivers had good reason to smile last night after a labor board adjudicator ruled that CHUM, his former employer, fired him unjustly in 1982

Sweet victory: CFTR disc jockey Tom Rivers had good reason to smile last night after a labor board adjudicator ruled that CHUM, his former employer, fired him unjustly in 1982

Date4/4/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: Sweet victory: CFTR disc jockey Tom Rivers had good reason to smile last night after a labor board adjudicator ruled that CHUM, his former employer, fired him unjustly in 1982.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0076392F
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