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Centre of storm, John Piper, arriving home last night, says he will have a statement 'in a couple of days' about his resignation from Premier's office
Centre of storm, John Piper, arriving home last night, says he will have a statement 'in a couple of days' about his resignation from Premier's office

Centre of storm, John Piper, arriving home last night, says he will have a statement 'in a couple of days' about his resignation from Premier's office

Date11/20/1992
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Original Toronto Star caption: Centre of storm, John Piper, arriving home last night, says he will have a statement 'in a couple of days' about his resignation from Premier's office.
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