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Harold Renouf: Petroleum Monitoring Agency head said federal government set its Canadianization policy 'long before' the national energy program was presented last October
Harold Renouf: Petroleum Monitoring Agency head said federal government set its Canadianization policy 'long before' the national energy program was presented last October

Harold Renouf: Petroleum Monitoring Agency head said federal government set its Canadianization policy 'long before' the national energy program was presented last October

Date2/27/1981
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Original Toronto Star caption: Harold Renouf: Petroleum Monitoring Agency head said federal government set its Canadianization policy 'long before' the national energy program was presented last October.
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