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Silver hair slicked back, Stephen Roman, head of the world's biggest uranium mine, announces he'll seek the Conservative nomination for Parliament in (...)
Silver hair slicked back, Stephen Roman, head of the world's biggest uranium mine, announces he'll seek the Conservative nomination for Parliament in (...)

Silver hair slicked back, Stephen Roman, head of the world's biggest uranium mine, announces he'll seek the Conservative nomination for Parliament in (...)

Date5/1/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Silver hair slicked back, Stephen Roman, head of the world's biggest uranium mine, announces he'll seek the Conservative nomination for Parliament in York North. There are three other declared candidates for the nomination.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0077156F
A smiling Stephen Roman, chairman of Denison Mines, announces uranium stockpiling deal yesterday which will keep 900 Elliot Lake miners working until (...)
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Denison Mines' Stephen Roman. He's sitting on world's largest uranium orebody
Denison Mines' Stephen Roman. He's sitting on world's largest uranium orebody
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Stephen Roman, chairman of Denison Mines and Conservative candidate for Parliament in York North, says NDP Leader David Lewis is irresponsible in char(...)
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Mark Breslin: Yuk Yuk's comedy clubs founder wore the Gordon Gekko slicked-back-hair look from the movie Wall Street for two weeks, until my best friends told me to stop
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Inspector, Emile Beaulieu, head of the RCMP drug squad in Metro, announces the seizure of the hashish
Inspector, Emile Beaulieu, head of the RCMP drug squad in Metro, announces the seizure of the hashish
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Argos say 'Goodby, coach'. Toronto Argonauts' owner Bill Hodgson (seated) looks downcast as managing director John Barrow announces that head coach Jo(...)
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Pouring a toast, Barney Danson, the Liberal who defeated uranium millionaire Stephen Roman in York North riding, stands on the victory platform with h(...)
Pouring a toast, Barney Danson, the Liberal who defeated uranium millionaire Stephen Roman in York North riding, stands on the victory platform with h(...)
7/8/1974
Worth $65,000 on Hoof, 3-year-old Holstein cow Romandale Reflection Cristy is turned over by uranium magnate Stephen Roman (left) to buyer Claude Pick(...)
Worth $65,000 on Hoof, 3-year-old Holstein cow Romandale Reflection Cristy is turned over by uranium magnate Stephen Roman (left) to buyer Claude Pick(...)
5/24/1971
Denison's Stephen Roman, in a genial mood, discusses his company's $800 million sale of uranium to Japan
Denison's Stephen Roman, in a genial mood, discusses his company's $800 million sale of uranium to Japan
11/26/1973
Not your typical civil servant is general verdict on Vincent Chapin, who has left federal government's Export Development Corp. to join Stephen Roman's group, a rapidly diversifying empire based on uranium mining. Chapin is shown at headquarters in Toronto, in front of mural that symbolizes nuclear energy.
Not your typical civil servant is general verdict on Vincent Chapin, who has left federal government's Export Development Corp. to join Stephen Roman's group, a rapidly diversifying empire based on uranium mining. Chapin is shown at headquarters in Toronto, in front of mural that symbolizes nuclear energy.
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