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Robert C. Scrivener, president of Bell Canada, is nervous about Canada's economic prospects in 1972. He says he sees high unemployment and more inflation
Robert C. Scrivener, president of Bell Canada, is nervous about Canada's economic prospects in 1972. He says he sees high unemployment and more inflation

Robert C. Scrivener, president of Bell Canada, is nervous about Canada's economic prospects in 1972. He says he sees high unemployment and more inflation

Date10/7/1971
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Original Toronto Star caption: Robert C. Scrivener, president of Bell Canada, is nervous about Canada's economic prospects in 1972. He says he sees high unemployment and more inflation.
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