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Ontario party leaders spread their charm yesterday on way to Thursday's election
Ontario party leaders spread their charm yesterday on way to Thursday's election

Ontario party leaders spread their charm yesterday on way to Thursday's election

Date9/6/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: Ontario party leaders spread their charm yesterday on way to Thursday's election. Tory leader Larry Grossman, top, stumps at Villa Colombo, Liberal leader David Peterson, left, hugs a supporter in Waterloo, NDP leader Bob Rae, right, is about to kiss one
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