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Released from Prison after a six-day sentence for contempt of court, Ed Ziemba, New Democratic MPP for High Park-Swansea, is greeted by a cheering thr(...)
Released from Prison after a six-day sentence for contempt of court, Ed Ziemba, New Democratic MPP for High Park-Swansea, is greeted by a cheering thr(...)

Released from Prison after a six-day sentence for contempt of court, Ed Ziemba, New Democratic MPP for High Park-Swansea, is greeted by a cheering thr(...)

Date6/29/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: Released from Prison after a six-day sentence for contempt of court, Ed Ziemba, New Democratic MPP for High Park-Swansea, is greeted by a cheering throng of supporters as he leaves the old city hall. Ziemba was jailed for refusing to disclose the identity of the person who supplied him with documents that led to fraud charges against a medical laboratory. The Ontario Court of Appeal has been asked to rule whether Ziemba was right to refuse.
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Leaving old city hall today after his last court appearance-at least until late fall - is MPP Ed Ziemba, and his wife, Lois. Last month, he spent six (...)
Leaving old city hall today after his last court appearance-at least until late fall - is MPP Ed Ziemba, and his wife, Lois. Last month, he spent six (...)
7/6/1977
An MPP in handcuffs, Leaving a police van-its only passenger-at old city hall for his second appearance in court in a week, Ed Ziemba had changed from(...)
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6/29/1977
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Pregnant woman freed: Karen Mitchell, who refused to testify against her lover and was found guilty of contempt of court, was released from jail yesterday on her own recognizance
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1/9/1984
New Democrat MPP Ed Ziemba, Criticized by reader for releasing doctors' names
New Democrat MPP Ed Ziemba, Criticized by reader for releasing doctors' names
3/28/1977
An early-morning protest against the jailing of MPP Ed Ziemba in Toronto (Don) Jail is led today by his brother, Joe (right), and Ivan Brown. He was s(...)
An early-morning protest against the jailing of MPP Ed Ziemba in Toronto (Don) Jail is led today by his brother, Joe (right), and Ivan Brown. He was s(...)
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Ed Ziemba, 48, NDP, married. MPP for riding since 1975. NDP critic for Correctional Services. Businessman and merchant
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6/24/1980
A long walk with his dog was one of the things he craved while in jail, said MPP Ed Ziemba
A long walk with his dog was one of the things he craved while in jail, said MPP Ed Ziemba
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Prison sentence protested, Eric Schweig from the Yukon marches outside old city hall yesterday in protest against the sentence of two years less a day(...)
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New Democratic MPP Richard Johnston was expected to return home from Toronto General Hospital today after undergoing heart tests, a friend and politic(...)
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Rev. Donald Whiteside, home on furlough from Columbia, lays tile for a friend. After serving a prison sentence for armed assault with intent to rob, W(...)
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Chief justice J. C. McRuer of Ontario High Court ruled that if the Toronto Police Commission did not issue taxi license to Thomas Ross, contempt charges against mayor would continue
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