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Striking in the rain, Maclean's magazine editorial workers picketed their employer's offices on College St
Striking in the rain, Maclean's magazine editorial workers picketed their employer's offices on College St

Striking in the rain, Maclean's magazine editorial workers picketed their employer's offices on College St

Date10/5/1983
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Original Toronto Star caption: Striking in the rain; Maclean's magazine editorial workers picketed their employer's offices on College St. yesterday in an attempt to win a first contract for their new union. Maclean's senior editors say they will continue to publish the weekly newsmagazine.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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      Object NumberTSPA_0016507F
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