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John Bulloch, defender of small business, says the oil companies are squeezing independent car wash operators
John Bulloch, defender of small business, says the oil companies are squeezing independent car wash operators

John Bulloch, defender of small business, says the oil companies are squeezing independent car wash operators

Date6/15/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: John Bulloch, defender of small business, says the oil companies are squeezing independent car wash operators. The oil firms say they only want to compete.
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John Bulloch, founder and president of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, is a one-man crusader for 50,000 small businessmen who feel buried under unnecessary paperwork, taxes
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Bargain rates: Samuel Bresler's Budget Car Rentals may lead the business in Toronto but he is worried about stiff competition which he claims is squeezing profits.
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8/30/1972
Bombs away: It's the inexperienced operators of coin games who are getting bombed out of the market, says Harry Gordon of Centennial Coin Games.
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Striking bell: Off the job for the first time in eight years, Bell Canada operators and technicians set up picket lines today at the company's head office on Trinity Square
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Operators Alice Souch (left) and Annie Trenouth (at the switchboard), and manager Wesley Shaw were the staff of Bell Telephone Company's Bowmanville office in 1898. Bowmanville, Ontario
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Small-Oil lobbyist: Jim Conrad, executive director of the Canadian Federation f Independent Petroleum Marketers, pumps gas at a Pioneer station, one of the independents whose interests he represents
Small-Oil lobbyist: Jim Conrad, executive director of the Canadian Federation f Independent Petroleum Marketers, pumps gas at a Pioneer station, one of the independents whose interests he represents
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Big business. Unless federal spending is cut significantly a spokesman for Canada's biggest companies says the Conservative regime in Ottawa will be p(...)
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