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Jack Lyndon, new president of the Insurance Bureau of Canada, holds aloft the ad in yesterday's Star informing people who take money for running car pools during the TTC strike that they're still covered in case of accident
Jack Lyndon, new president of the Insurance Bureau of Canada, holds aloft the ad in yesterday's Star informing people who take money for running car pools during the TTC strike that they're still covered in case of accident

Jack Lyndon, new president of the Insurance Bureau of Canada, holds aloft the ad in yesterday's Star informing people who take money for running car pools during the TTC strike that they're still covered in case of accident

Date9/12/1978
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Professional Falconer Dieter Rosenkranz holds one of his Russian golden eagles aloft on his gloved hand
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Two million miles without an accident - that's the driving record of Lyndon Prosser, who handles heavy tractor-trailer rigs for Imperial Roadways. He'(...)
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