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Foot still in cast after being broken several weeks ago, Mayor David Crombie greets 6-year-old Kathy Lee at New Year's levee yesterday. Later, he lear(...)
Foot still in cast after being broken several weeks ago, Mayor David Crombie greets 6-year-old Kathy Lee at New Year's levee yesterday. Later, he lear(...)

Foot still in cast after being broken several weeks ago, Mayor David Crombie greets 6-year-old Kathy Lee at New Year's levee yesterday. Later, he lear(...)

Date1/2/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: Foot still in cast after being broken several weeks ago, Mayor David Crombie greets 6-year-old Kathy Lee at New Year's levee yesterday. Later, he learned Kathy thought God had made him mayor. Ah! Divine right to rule is making a comeback, he said. More than 1,000 attended levee.
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