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Zia -Ul-Haq: Pakistani leader dissolved legislature in May, set elections for November
Zia -Ul-Haq: Pakistani leader dissolved legislature in May, set elections for November

Zia -Ul-Haq: Pakistani leader dissolved legislature in May, set elections for November

Date12/18/1982
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Original Toronto Star caption: Zia -Ul-Haq: Pakistani leader dissolved legislature in May, set elections for November.
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Calm down: Pakistan's Inzamam Ul-Haq, wearing cap at right-centre, is restrained by officials during yesterday's Sahara Cup cricket fracas
Calm down: Pakistan's Inzamam Ul-Haq, wearing cap at right-centre, is restrained by officials during yesterday's Sahara Cup cricket fracas
9/14/1997
Big out: India's Mohammad Azharuddin, left, departs after being caught out by Pakistan's Inzamam ul-Haq, right, as bowler Mushtaq Ahmed, second from left, and wicketkeeper Moin Khan, celebrate
Big out: India's Mohammad Azharuddin, left, departs after being caught out by Pakistan's Inzamam ul-Haq, right, as bowler Mushtaq Ahmed, second from left, and wicketkeeper Moin Khan, celebrate
9/23/1996
The combatants, Greek Prime Minister George Rallies, left, and Socialist leader Andreas Papandreou are embroiled in a bitter campaign leading up to the Oct. 18 elections
The combatants, Greek Prime Minister George Rallies, left, and Socialist leader Andreas Papandreou are embroiled in a bitter campaign leading up to the Oct. 18 elections
12/28/1972
Party hacks should not be chosen to run elections, says NDP Leader Stephen Lewis
Party hacks should not be chosen to run elections, says NDP Leader Stephen Lewis
9/28/1970
Bitter rivals: President Zia has failed to exploit vaccum left by the ailling Nusrat Bhutto
Bitter rivals: President Zia has failed to exploit vaccum left by the ailling Nusrat Bhutto
12/18/1982
No. If Metro board's dissolved, 'suburban voters will find taxes going so high . . . ' says William McCordic, its former chief staff officer
No. If Metro board's dissolved, 'suburban voters will find taxes going so high . . . ' says William McCordic, its former chief staff officer
11/30/1977
Heart of General sia, which was aided by is to be dissolved. This [Incomplete]
Heart of General sia, which was aided by is to be dissolved. This [Incomplete]
2/21/1947
Still manages a smile: James Carson, 61, shows broken nose, suffered when he went to help two Pakistani men who were being assaulted ona Yonge subway train New Year's Eve
Still manages a smile: James Carson, 61, shows broken nose, suffered when he went to help two Pakistani men who were being assaulted ona Yonge subway train New Year's Eve
1/2/1977
Out of Work: Pakistani Saisal Riaz can't find a job so he spends time writing articles in his native language.
Out of Work: Pakistani Saisal Riaz can't find a job so he spends time writing articles in his native language.
5/14/1992
Pakistani Hero: Humanitarian Abdul Satta Edhi waves to crowd.
Pakistani Hero: Humanitarian Abdul Satta Edhi waves to crowd.
8/13/1988
Best Yeti to come: Special Olympics kids, from left, Catherine Vertolli, Jasmine Haq, Michael Arruda and Iyana Maloney, with their fundraising Papa and Baby Yetis
Best Yeti to come: Special Olympics kids, from left, Catherine Vertolli, Jasmine Haq, Michael Arruda and Iyana Maloney, with their fundraising Papa and Baby Yetis
11/13/1996
1976. Victory at last: After eight years as party leader without a seat in the legislature, Rene Levesque saw his Parti Quebecois win a landslide victory over Robert Bourassa's Liberals. Before the election Levesque had six seats and after it he had 71 and the Premiership of Quebec.
1976. Victory at last: After eight years as party leader without a seat in the legislature, Rene Levesque saw his Parti Quebecois win a landslide victory over Robert Bourassa's Liberals. Before the election Levesque had six seats and after it he had 71 and the Premiership of Quebec.
11/15/1976