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Horace Elliot: My people have no hope, said friend of shooting victim as he wept and slammed fists on table.
Horace Elliot: My people have no hope, said friend of shooting victim as he wept and slammed fists on table.

Horace Elliot: My people have no hope, said friend of shooting victim as he wept and slammed fists on table.

Date2/2/1989
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0127021F
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Aced them: Ali Ratanshi, 9, of Scarborough pumps his fists in victory after winning a trip to Jamaica yesterday in the Spelling Bee of Canada Contest at Queen's Park
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Cassius clay, otherwise known as Muhammad Ali, is quick with fists as he preps for fight with Bonavena, the stepping stone to multi-million dollar bout with Frazier
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Cries of protest: Couple raise clenched fists in anger during rally at Nathan Phillips Square in memory of Benigno Aquino who was gunned down a year ago when he returned to the Philippines
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Resplendent in spats, with gloves, bowler and cane, Otto Steiner of Brampton came to view tulips yesterday at Nathan Phillips Square, Steiner said he was a personal friend of Premier William Davis, had a military background and believed people should dress more elegantly
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5/12/1976
Constable Bruce Ellenor (left), now on trial for criminal negligence in the shooting of a 15-year-old boy Easter Sunday, is shown entering court yesterday. At right is Bill Dwight, 17, who said he saw shooting while baby sitting.
Constable Bruce Ellenor (left), now on trial for criminal negligence in the shooting of a 15-year-old boy Easter Sunday, is shown entering court yesterday. At right is Bill Dwight, 17, who said he saw shooting while baby sitting.
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Shooting victim: Jeweller Russell Oliver lies in Mount Sinai Hospital yesterday, recovering from a bullet wound in the foot that he received during a holdup at his Yorkville store on Saturday
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Clenched fists upraised a group of Montreal students chant FLQ slogans at the Paul Sauve Sports Arena in Montreal last night. About 2,000 turned out f(...)
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Going for gold with his fists. Ontario champion Asif Dar will seek national title
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Fists Raised, demonstrators outside the Park Plaza Hotel yesterday jeer members of the Western Guard, a group of right-wing extremists and white supre(...)
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