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Two Philosophies on pay for City Council aldermen are expressed by Aldermen William Archer, left, and John Sewell
Two Philosophies on pay for City Council aldermen are expressed by Aldermen William Archer, left, and John Sewell

Two Philosophies on pay for City Council aldermen are expressed by Aldermen William Archer, left, and John Sewell

Date10/25/1972
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  • Two Philosophies on pay for City Council aldermen are expressed by Aldermen William Archer; left; and John Sewell. Archer says the new $15;000-a-year salary will attract middle-class professionals. Sewell says that aldermen should be paid the same as most of their constituents.
  • Two Philosophies on pay for City Council aldermen are expressed by Aldermen William Archer, left, and John Sewell
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Original Toronto Star caption: Two Philosophies on pay for City Council aldermen are expressed by Aldermen William Archer; left; and John Sewell. Archer says the new $15;000-a-year salary will attract middle-class professionals. Sewell says that aldermen should be paid the same as most of their constituents.
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