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As chairman of cabinet in Premier Peterson's government, Elinor Caplan, 41, referees policy decisions and as minister of government services, she has everything to say about spending
As chairman of cabinet in Premier Peterson's government, Elinor Caplan, 41, referees policy decisions and as minister of government services, she has everything to say about spending

As chairman of cabinet in Premier Peterson's government, Elinor Caplan, 41, referees policy decisions and as minister of government services, she has everything to say about spending

Date2/9/1986
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  • As chairman of cabinet in Premier Peterson's government, Elinor Caplan, 41, referees policy decisions and as minister of government services, she has everything to say about spending
  • As chairman of cabinet in Premier Peterson's government, Elinor Caplan, 41, referees policy decisions and as minister of government services, she has everything to say about spending.
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Original Toronto Star caption: As chairman of cabinet in Premier Peterson's government, Elinor Caplan, 41, referees policy decisions and as minister of government services, she has everything to say about spending.
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