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Lending a hand, Premier Bob Rae assures Cornwall Mayor Ron Martelle, left, and Windsor's Mike Hurst today he'll take action soon on border shopping. Leaders from six cities came to urge his help
Lending a hand, Premier Bob Rae assures Cornwall Mayor Ron Martelle, left, and Windsor's Mike Hurst today he'll take action soon on border shopping. Leaders from six cities came to urge his help

Lending a hand, Premier Bob Rae assures Cornwall Mayor Ron Martelle, left, and Windsor's Mike Hurst today he'll take action soon on border shopping. Leaders from six cities came to urge his help

Date3/3/1992
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Original Toronto Star caption: Lending a hand, Premier Bob Rae assures Cornwall Mayor Ron Martelle, left, and Windsor's Mike Hurst today he'll take action soon on border shopping. Leaders from six cities came to urge his help.
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