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Barber Conable: Poverty is bad economics, World Bank president says
Barber Conable: Poverty is bad economics, World Bank president says

Barber Conable: Poverty is bad economics, World Bank president says

Date10/5/1987
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  • Barber Conable: Poverty is bad economics, World Bank president says.
  • Barber Conable: Poverty is bad economics, World Bank president says
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Original Toronto Star caption: Barber Conable: Poverty is bad economics, World Bank president says.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0039845F
Conable, Barber
Conable, Barber
Conable, Barber, 1922-2003
10/5/1987
James Gillies, considered a candiate for the finance minister's job in a Conservative government, says full employment is his party's basic economic goal. He holds a doctor's degree in economics
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Gillies, James, 1924-2015
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Croll, David Arnold, 1900-
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Gordon Cressy: Single, employable welfare recipients are living in abject poverty, he says
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Cressy, Gordon
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Empower Women: Community and Social Services Minister Marion Boyd says most women are still one man away from poverty in today's society
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Bock, Tony
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'Tant Pis! -- meaning too bad! -- was General de Gaulle's response to his rebuke by Prime Minister Pearson, as French president prepared to return home today
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Gaulle, Charles de, 1890-1970
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East York Mayor True Davidson, as a member of Metro's Welfare and Housing Committee, is among those presenting briefs to the hearing today on poverty
East York Mayor True Davidson, as a member of Metro's Welfare and Housing Committee, is among those presenting briefs to the hearing today on poverty
Davidson, True, 1901-1978
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Louis the barber gives a final haircut to Mayor William Dennison, a friend since 1933
Louis the barber gives a final haircut to Mayor William Dennison, a friend since 1933
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Martha Brewin Invades a Barber Shop in search of Votes, NDP candidate delivers a card, campaign pitch to Jimmy Genova
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First cut: Keith Davey Jr., not quite 2, gets his first haircut from barber Andy Santamaria who has also cut the locks of Senator Keith Davey, 64, and(...)
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Gordon Cressy: United Way president says event isn't intended to be political
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