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Premier William Davis, a former football player himself, won't rush into helping build a domed stadium in Toronto but he's fast out of the starting gate on off-track betting
Premier William Davis, a former football player himself, won't rush into helping build a domed stadium in Toronto but he's fast out of the starting gate on off-track betting

Premier William Davis, a former football player himself, won't rush into helping build a domed stadium in Toronto but he's fast out of the starting gate on off-track betting

Date11/26/1971
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  • Premier William Davis, a former football player himself, won't rush into helping build a domed stadium in Toronto but he's fast out of the starting gate on off-track betting.
  • Premier William Davis, a former football player himself, won't rush into helping build a domed stadium in Toronto but he's fast out of the starting gate on off-track betting
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Original Toronto Star caption: Premier William Davis, a former football player himself, won't rush into helping build a domed stadium in Toronto but he's fast out of the starting gate on off-track betting.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0042424F
Premier William Davis and John MacBeth, chairman of the Legislature committee studying Ontario Hydro's warding of the contract to build its new head o(...)
Premier William Davis and John MacBeth, chairman of the Legislature committee studying Ontario Hydro's warding of the contract to build its new head o(...)
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Premier won't back mayoral candidate
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But premier Davis made it clear this weekend that the province itself won't be making any grants to independent schools
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Davis, William G.
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What I am looking for is something that will remove us from the status quo, something that won't be put on a shelf and stay there for another five yea(...)
What I am looking for is something that will remove us from the status quo, something that won't be put on a shelf and stay there for another five yea(...)
Davis, William G.
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John G. Diefenbaker, wiry westerner from Saskatchewan's Lake Centre shown here, gave the orusade speech of the night. He challenged the party to take (...)
John G. Diefenbaker, wiry westerner from Saskatchewan's Lake Centre shown here, gave the orusade speech of the night. He challenged the party to take (...)
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Drew, George - Family and Residences
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Drew, George
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One Dance with Dad. Premier William Davis dances with his daughter Nancy, 16, Saturday night at Red Cross International Ball at the Constellation Hote(...)
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Bull, Ron
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Proud moment: Bill Davis and Chuck Magwood, president of the Stadium Corporation, show off the seashell design picked in 1985
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Davis, William G.
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Davis, William and Mrs
Davis, William and Mrs
Darrell, Dick
9/24/1976
Davis, William (sports)
Davis, William (sports)
Davis, William G.
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Mrs. John Diefenbaker briefly lost her composure Saturday when she watched as her husband failed to retain his leadership of the Progressive Conservat(...)
Mrs. John Diefenbaker briefly lost her composure Saturday when she watched as her husband failed to retain his leadership of the Progressive Conservat(...)
Darrell, Dick
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Trying to stave off losses that would have been unthinkable a few years ago, Premier William Davis sped through four central Ontario ridings yesterday(...)
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