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Star Staff Writer, Mary Janigan checks her thermometers in City Hall yesterday and finds the temperature well above the 68 to 70 degrees called for in(...)
Star Staff Writer, Mary Janigan checks her thermometers in City Hall yesterday and finds the temperature well above the 68 to 70 degrees called for in(...)

Star Staff Writer, Mary Janigan checks her thermometers in City Hall yesterday and finds the temperature well above the 68 to 70 degrees called for in(...)

Date11/28/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: Star Staff Writer; Mary Janigan checks her thermometers in City Hall yesterday and finds the temperature well above the 68 to 70 degrees called for in recent federal guidelines to help meet the energy shortage. In the empty City Council chamber; the reading was a sultry 76. At Queen?s Park it was 74.
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