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A comforting arm is given Philip Ogilvie by chimpanzee Njugunyasa at his Rouge Valley home yesterday
A comforting arm is given Philip Ogilvie by chimpanzee Njugunyasa at his Rouge Valley home yesterday

A comforting arm is given Philip Ogilvie by chimpanzee Njugunyasa at his Rouge Valley home yesterday

Date10/12/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: A comforting arm is given Philip Ogilvie by chimpanzee Njugunyasa at his Rouge Valley home yesterday. Ogilvie resigned Sunday as managing director of Metro Zoo as a result of what is regarded as a power play between zoo's directors and politicians. He is to get $21,500 in severance pay and benefits over 6 months.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0071535F
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Environmental concerns, Lois James, secretary of Save the Rouge Valley System, strolls along the edge of the Rouge River near her home. Her group fears new housing will hurt the land
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Zoo director Philip Ogilvie, in hat, leads walking tour of zoo
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The hiring of Philip Ogilvie, above, to manage the new Metro Zoo comes under fire from readers
The hiring of Philip Ogilvie, above, to manage the new Metro Zoo comes under fire from readers
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Former Zoo director Philip Ogilvie
Former Zoo director Philip Ogilvie
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