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David Peterson, Accused of failing to keep campaign promises, the Premier, seen smiling in his seat as the Legislature re-opened yesterday, said new initiatives will confound the opposition
David Peterson, Accused of failing to keep campaign promises, the Premier, seen smiling in his seat as the Legislature re-opened yesterday, said new initiatives will confound the opposition

David Peterson, Accused of failing to keep campaign promises, the Premier, seen smiling in his seat as the Legislature re-opened yesterday, said new initiatives will confound the opposition

Date10/15/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: David Peterson, Accused of failing to keep campaign promises, the Premier, seen smiling in his seat as the Legislature re-opened yesterday, said new initiatives will confound the opposition.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0073419F
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