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Unions shoud feel grateful, says one reader, that Prime Minister Trudeau, above, acted to halt 'this disastrous inflationary period.'
Unions shoud feel grateful, says one reader, that Prime Minister Trudeau, above, acted to halt 'this disastrous inflationary period.'

Unions shoud feel grateful, says one reader, that Prime Minister Trudeau, above, acted to halt 'this disastrous inflationary period.'

Date10/24/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: Unions shoud feel grateful, says one reader, that Prime Minister Trudeau, above, acted to halt 'this disastrous inflationary period.'
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