Hydro Chairman George Gathercole (centre) speaks yesterday as lawyer James McCallum (left) and Dennis Dack, a Hydro Public relations man, listen. Gath(...)

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Hydro Chairman George Gathercole (centre) speaks yesterday as lawyer James McCallum (left) and Dennis Dack, a Hydro Public relations man, listen. Gath(...)

Date5/23/1973

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Gathercole, George (subject)

Ontario Hydro (subject)

Spremo, Boris (photographer)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

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Original Toronto Star caption: Hydro Chairman George Gathercole (centre) speaks yesterday as lawyer James McCallum (left) and Dennis Dack; a Hydro Public relations man; listen. Gathercole told a committee of the Legislature Hydro had known of the friendship between Premier William Davis and developer Gerhard Moog before awarding Moog's firm a contract to build a $44 million head office at College St. and University Ave.

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Province or state:Ontario

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George Gathercole, chairman of Ontario Hydro, stands outside the atomic generating station in Pickering

George Gathercole, chairman of Ontario Hydro, stands outside the atomic generating station in Pickering

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Ontario Hydro Chairman George Gathercole, stands in the door of his office today

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Well-wishers: George Cohon of McDonald's (clasped hands) was one of 1,600 people who turned out to hear Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau speak at a $185-a-plate Liberal fund-raising dinner

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Judy LaMarsh, chairman of the Ontario royal commission on violence, listens intently yesterday as a New York psychologist. Dr. Robert Liebert, speaks at a hearing in the Royal Ontario Museum. He said the amount of violence a child watches on television indicates how aggressive he'll become.

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