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A smiling Stephen Roman, chairman of Denison Mines, announces uranium stockpiling deal yesterday which will keep 900 Elliot Lake miners working until (...)

Date12/23/1970

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Feeny, Edwin (photographer)

Roman, Stephen, 1921- (subject)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

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Original Toronto Star caption: A smiling Stephen Roman, chairman of Denison Mines, announces uranium stockpiling deal yesterday which will keep 900 Elliot Lake miners working until at least 1984. Ottawa will put up a maximum of $29.5 million to keep mine open. After 1974 Denison will start filling 10-year contract for Japanese companies.

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