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Attorney-general John Clement, centre, attended his last cabinet meeting on Wednesday with two other election losers, parliamentary assistant Dick Beckett, left, and House Leader Eric Winkler
Attorney-general John Clement, centre, attended his last cabinet meeting on Wednesday with two other election losers, parliamentary assistant Dick Beckett, left, and House Leader Eric Winkler

Attorney-general John Clement, centre, attended his last cabinet meeting on Wednesday with two other election losers, parliamentary assistant Dick Beckett, left, and House Leader Eric Winkler

Date9/24/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: Attorney-general John Clement, centre, attended his last cabinet meeting on Wednesday with two other election losers, parliamentary assistant Dick Beckett, left, and House Leader Eric Winkler.
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