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Allan Lawrence, the former attorney-general of Ontario running in a federal election for the first time, happily acknowledges his 3,000-vote victory in Northumberland-Durham
Allan Lawrence, the former attorney-general of Ontario running in a federal election for the first time, happily acknowledges his 3,000-vote victory in Northumberland-Durham

Allan Lawrence, the former attorney-general of Ontario running in a federal election for the first time, happily acknowledges his 3,000-vote victory in Northumberland-Durham

Date10/30/1972
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