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Different perspectives, A serious-looking Premier Frank Miller, left, listens as Lieutenant-Governor John Aird reads the Speech from the Throne yester(...)
Different perspectives, A serious-looking Premier Frank Miller, left, listens as Lieutenant-Governor John Aird reads the Speech from the Throne yester(...)

Different perspectives, A serious-looking Premier Frank Miller, left, listens as Lieutenant-Governor John Aird reads the Speech from the Throne yester(...)

Date6/4/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: Different perspectives, A serious-looking Premier Frank Miller, left, listens as Lieutenant-Governor John Aird reads the Speech from the Throne yesterday. Liberal leader David Peterson, who may replace Miller as premier soon, smiles as he listens.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0073304F
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New Governor-General reads first throne speech
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Different perspectives
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Lt. Gov. Earl Rowe reads throne speech. Two sentences hinted at tax increases
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Aird launches his nameshake. Collingwood - Lieutenant - Governor John Black Aird (at right) and Premier Bill Davis made quite a splash yesterday when (...)
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