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Philip Givens: Police commission chairman says police haven't been told the facts
Philip Givens: Police commission chairman says police haven't been told the facts

Philip Givens: Police commission chairman says police haven't been told the facts

Date10/25/1979
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Original Toronto Star caption: Philip Givens: Police commission chairman says police haven't been told the facts.
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What is wrong? ''Nothing,'' says Metro Police Commission Chairman Phil Givens
What is wrong? ''Nothing,'' says Metro Police Commission Chairman Phil Givens
10/25/1979
His honor: Eight years after becoming a judge, former Metro police commission chairman Phil Givens put on his new robes in College Park Provincial Court yesterday
His honor: Eight years after becoming a judge, former Metro police commission chairman Phil Givens put on his new robes in College Park Provincial Court yesterday
4/18/1985
Tough job: Cardinal Carter, left, shows courage in taking on difficult task, police commission chairman Givens says
Tough job: Cardinal Carter, left, shows courage in taking on difficult task, police commission chairman Givens says
1/1/1978
The Target wasn't Lampy today. Pistol-packing politician is Mayor Philip Givens, practising at Regent Street police station's range this morning. Offi(...)
The Target wasn't Lampy today. Pistol-packing politician is Mayor Philip Givens, practising at Regent Street police station's range this morning. Offi(...)
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Relaxing in his backyard, former mayor Philip Givens, 55, denied any political considerations were involved in his appointment to Metro Police Commiss(...)
Relaxing in his backyard, former mayor Philip Givens, 55, denied any political considerations were involved in his appointment to Metro Police Commiss(...)
8/24/1977
Count me out. Former Toronto mayor Philip Givens told York West Liberals last night he will not be a candidate for the office in the election coming u(...)
Count me out. Former Toronto mayor Philip Givens told York West Liberals last night he will not be a candidate for the office in the election coming u(...)
4/12/1969
Since my term as mayor, says MPP Philip Givens (centre), who was chief magistrate 1963-66, the confidence between the province and the city has totall(...)
Since my term as mayor, says MPP Philip Givens (centre), who was chief magistrate 1963-66, the confidence between the province and the city has totall(...)
9/26/1972
Kicks off Grey Cup. Mayor Philip Givens boots football to officially open the Grey Cup Festival. Ball holder in J. G. Sinclair, festival Chairman. The(...)
Kicks off Grey Cup. Mayor Philip Givens boots football to officially open the Grey Cup Festival. Ball holder in J. G. Sinclair, festival Chairman. The(...)
11/25/1964
Philip Givens topped the board vote with 86,627 votes, which means he will be budget director, president of council and vice-chairman of the board for two years
Philip Givens topped the board vote with 86,627 votes, which means he will be budget director, president of council and vice-chairman of the board for two years
12/4/1962
Philip Givens, MP: former mayor of Toronto: The present method of selecting the Metro chairman is inexcusable
Philip Givens, MP: former mayor of Toronto: The present method of selecting the Metro chairman is inexcusable
4/15/1965
Department under fire: Tillsonburg Mayor Jean Ferrie (right), chairman of the town's police commission, says Police Chief Henry Harley told her judge likes to rap knuckles of police
Department under fire: Tillsonburg Mayor Jean Ferrie (right), chairman of the town's police commission, says Police Chief Henry Harley told her judge likes to rap knuckles of police
10/29/1986
Vernon Dollard, president and general manager of Toronto Better Business Bureau, says the bureau will dig up the facts on business promotions, but that anyone who asks it for advice or information will have to do some thinking for himself. Some people, he says, look for favorable answers and will ignore warnings nine times out of ten. Bureau staff is told to stick to facts and not make judgments.
Vernon Dollard, president and general manager of Toronto Better Business Bureau, says the bureau will dig up the facts on business promotions, but that anyone who asks it for advice or information will have to do some thinking for himself. Some people, he says, look for favorable answers and will ignore warnings nine times out of ten. Bureau staff is told to stick to facts and not make judgments.
8/23/1971