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Defending his government against critics in the Legislature, Premier Davis says more and better decisions are being made than ever before
Defending his government against critics in the Legislature, Premier Davis says more and better decisions are being made than ever before

Defending his government against critics in the Legislature, Premier Davis says more and better decisions are being made than ever before

Date9/6/1972
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  • Defending his government against critics in the Legislature, Premier Davis says more and better decisions are being made than ever before.
  • Defending his government against critics in the Legislature, Premier Davis says more and better decisions are being made than ever before
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Original Toronto Star caption: Defending his government against critics in the Legislature, Premier Davis says more and better decisions are being made than ever before.
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