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Boeing setback: Canadian auto workers president Bob White says de Havilland plant, employing 4,300 members of his union, in Downsview Cannot be left idle
Boeing setback: Canadian auto workers president Bob White says de Havilland plant, employing 4,300 members of his union, in Downsview Cannot be left idle

Boeing setback: Canadian auto workers president Bob White says de Havilland plant, employing 4,300 members of his union, in Downsview Cannot be left idle

Date10/2/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: Boeing setback: Canadian auto workers president Bob White says de Havilland plant; employing 4;300 members of his union; in Downsview Cannot be left idle.
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Boeing setback: Canadian Auto Workers President Bob White says de Havilland plant, employing 4,300 members of his union, in Downsview cannot be left idle
Boeing setback: Canadian Auto Workers President Bob White says de Havilland plant, employing 4,300 members of his union, in Downsview cannot be left idle
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