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Ian Scott: Provincial attorney general is proud of the governement's action on women's issues
Ian Scott: Provincial attorney general is proud of the governement's action on women's issues

Ian Scott: Provincial attorney general is proud of the governement's action on women's issues

Date5/13/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Ian Scott: Provincial attorney general is proud of the governement's action on women's issues.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0079223F
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Attorney-General Ian Scott
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Keep cool: Attorney-General Ian Scott gestures after telling the Legislature yesterday it is in the interests of everybody to let the trial of David Deviney take place in a normal fashion
Keep cool: Attorney-General Ian Scott gestures after telling the Legislature yesterday it is in the interests of everybody to let the trial of David Deviney take place in a normal fashion
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