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Mayor argues $10 parking tags. Despite stiff protest from Mayor William Dennison (left), Metro traffic constables continue sticking $10 parking tags o(...)
Mayor argues $10 parking tags. Despite stiff protest from Mayor William Dennison (left), Metro traffic constables continue sticking $10 parking tags o(...)

Mayor argues $10 parking tags. Despite stiff protest from Mayor William Dennison (left), Metro traffic constables continue sticking $10 parking tags o(...)

Date10/20/1968
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Original Toronto Star caption: Mayor argues $10 parking tags. Despite stiff protest from Mayor William Dennison (left), Metro traffic constables continue sticking $10 parking tags on cars of Hungarian Freedom Fighters attending services honoring the 12th anniversary of the uprising. Among cars tagged on Lake Shore Blvd. was Controller Fred Beavis' chauffeured limousine. Mayor Dennison said he would meet Parks Commissioner T. W. Thompson today to request service be declared special event and have tickets quashed.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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      Object NumberTSPA_0043271F
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