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Bob Armstrong: Lawyer suggests Ben Johnson was catalyst behind drug testing
Bob Armstrong: Lawyer suggests Ben Johnson was catalyst behind drug testing

Bob Armstrong: Lawyer suggests Ben Johnson was catalyst behind drug testing

Date3/16/1989
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Original Toronto Star caption: Bob Armstrong: Lawyer suggests Ben Johnson was catalyst behind drug testing.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0004163F
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Lawyer's challenge: Ben Johnson's lawyer, Terrence O'Sullivan, claimed several reasons for athlete's positive drug test.
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'Proof's in the testing': That's the view of middle distance runner Lynn Williams who calls Ben Johnson a victim of the whole desire for gold in losing Olympic medal
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10/13/1988
Bela Fejer: Now a lawyer, he's spent years trying to get Canadians to invest in Hungary. He's shown with framed Toronto Star front page of Dec. 8, 1956, which was a catalyst in his life.
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12/26/1983
K. Tomlinson, Toronto suggests torch of freedom
K. Tomlinson, Toronto suggests torch of freedom
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Safety measure: Hospital identification band could include an invisible electro sensitive tape to keep track of those patients whose movement must be controlled, suggests reader J
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7/20/1981
Arthur Keay, a retired veteran of the Toronto police force, suggests a policeman should use his boots and his club more often than he does.
Arthur Keay, a retired veteran of the Toronto police force, suggests a policeman should use his boots and his club more often than he does.
8/27/1970
Karen Longlade uses Yonge St. crosswalk. One reader suggests in letter, that pedesrians activate a flasher before entering crosswalk
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Dr. Christopher Plowright is founder of a Metro group which suggests we should pay people a non-baby bonus for not having children.
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2/14/1970
First big snowfall of the year last week created massive traffic tie-ups throughout Metro and was blamed for dozens of accidents. Reader suggests that snow tires should be made compulsory
First big snowfall of the year last week created massive traffic tie-ups throughout Metro and was blamed for dozens of accidents. Reader suggests that snow tires should be made compulsory
12/5/1977
His sport was his career: A fund should be organized for cyclist Jocelyn Lovell, Canada's athlete of the year in 1975, a reader suggests
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10/13/1983
Team Canada players were not informed about the hand-shaking ceremony before Montreal meeting with the Soviet hockey team. A reader suggests they learned not to underestimate opponents
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