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Coming recession may be blessing in disguise, says Arnold Safer
Coming recession may be blessing in disguise, says Arnold Safer

Coming recession may be blessing in disguise, says Arnold Safer

Date7/3/1979
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0133204F
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Mild recession looks likely this yar, says Dr. Raymond Saulnier, an influential U.S. economist. The watch in his palm doesn't involve some strange piece of economic sysmbolism. He was merely timing his talk in Toronto today.
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4/28/1982
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4/24/1991
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Tough times: Employeers suffering the effects of recession and rising labor costs aren't going to solve thier problems by trying to take advantage of workers, says Laborers International union official John Stefanini
9/30/1983
Ben Gestrin: CIBC vice-president says we are in a severe recession not a depression.
Ben Gestrin: CIBC vice-president says we are in a severe recession not a depression.
10/9/1979
End of an era: Murray McInroy, 62, of the Canadian Society of Professional Engineers, says the recession has ended the gravy days for engineers which have existed almost uninterrupted since World War II
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Staying Power: Lawrence Sykes says he altered prodcut line to suit recession.
Staying Power: Lawrence Sykes says he altered prodcut line to suit recession.
12/10/1992
His heart boosted by a tiny, battery-operated pacemaker, writer Bill Stephenson, feels, safer, even when he's taking a tumble.
His heart boosted by a tiny, battery-operated pacemaker, writer Bill Stephenson, feels, safer, even when he's taking a tumble.
1/22/1990
Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Henkel check their list to see that everything - and everyone - is aboard their minibus before setting off for another engagement. The seven Henkel children, Rosalind, Barbara, Arnold, Doris, Walter, George Peter, all play musical instruments and are known as the Flatland Yodellers. They have been awarded the Metropolitan Toronto Good Citizen Medal for May.
Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Henkel check their list to see that everything - and everyone - is aboard their minibus before setting off for another engagement. The seven Henkel children, Rosalind, Barbara, Arnold, Doris, Walter, George Peter, all play musical instruments and are known as the Flatland Yodellers. They have been awarded the Metropolitan Toronto Good Citizen Medal for May.
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Perfect fit: Dr. William Sauter, head of the Hugh MacMilan Medical Centre program invesigating the use of muscle impuses to power artifical limbs, checks out young Jackie Nickel's artificial arm. He says, we have 2,000 to 3,000 visitors a year coming through here, looking at what we're doing.
Perfect fit: Dr. William Sauter, head of the Hugh MacMilan Medical Centre program invesigating the use of muscle impuses to power artifical limbs, checks out young Jackie Nickel's artificial arm. He says, we have 2,000 to 3,000 visitors a year coming through here, looking at what we're doing.
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