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Rioting sparked by police acquittals in the Rodney King case caused massive damage in the city and led eventually to the deployment of 11,000 troops
Rioting sparked by police acquittals in the Rodney King case caused massive damage in the city and led eventually to the deployment of 11,000 troops

Rioting sparked by police acquittals in the Rodney King case caused massive damage in the city and led eventually to the deployment of 11,000 troops

Date5/6/1992
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Original Toronto Star caption: Rioting sparked by police acquittals in the Rodney King case caused massive damage in the city and led eventually to the deployment of 11;000 troops.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0118241F
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Tough Decision: Attorney-General Howard Hampton says province has no grounds to appeal the acquittals of the officers in the Wade Lawson shooting
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Assessing the damage: Markham residents gather behind police lines to survey damage caused by a bomb that ripped apart the Markham Village Plaza early today
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Troops poured into Montreal to guard public buildings shortly before police raids began last Friday under the War Measures Act invoked by Primer Minister Trudeau, who has vowed to smash FLQ
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Firefarm fireworks: Troops of the musket-bearing King's Royal Regiment of New York fire their guns in salute during this year's Victoria Day parade in Metro
Firefarm fireworks: Troops of the musket-bearing King's Royal Regiment of New York fire their guns in salute during this year's Victoria Day parade in Metro
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5/18/1992
King of England reviews troops
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1783
Hardrock Columbus: Christopher Columbus of Midland (above) took to the sea early in life, but his has been a stormy trip. Drinking, violence, robbery and death led eventually to jail. In the first of two parts, Frank Jones tells how Columbus began to steer his life on the right course.
Hardrock Columbus: Christopher Columbus of Midland (above) took to the sea early in life, but his has been a stormy trip. Drinking, violence, robbery and death led eventually to jail. In the first of two parts, Frank Jones tells how Columbus began to steer his life on the right course.
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Husband seeks damages, Steven Szeman, right, who says Etobicoke General Hospital caused him to kill his wife, and son Joseph head for court in their claim for damages
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Hari Kambo surveys the damage done by thieves who broke into the drugstore and caused $25,000 damage
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Proud memories: Jessie Hawley, 86, a master chef for World War I troops adorned with the family medals, salutes her fallen comrades at the Remembrance Day service at old city hall yesterday
Proud memories: Jessie Hawley, 86, a master chef for World War I troops adorned with the family medals, salutes her fallen comrades at the Remembrance Day service at old city hall yesterday
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