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Trussed in cable, Quill was told Rogers was putting in new cable that would be able to transmit up to 65 signals and we're upgrading the entire Rogers system at no expense to subscribers
Trussed in cable, Quill was told Rogers was putting in new cable that would be able to transmit up to 65 signals and we're upgrading the entire Rogers system at no expense to subscribers

Trussed in cable, Quill was told Rogers was putting in new cable that would be able to transmit up to 65 signals and we're upgrading the entire Rogers system at no expense to subscribers

Date3/21/1989
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  • Trussed in cable, Quill was told Rogers was putting in new cable that would be able to transmit up to 65 signals and we're upgrading the entire Rogers system at no expense to subscribers
  • Trussed in cable, Quill was told Rogers was putting in new cable that would be able to transmit up to 65 signals and we're upgrading the entire Rogers system at no expense to subscribers.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Trussed in cable, Quill was told Rogers was putting in new cable that would be able to transmit up to 65 signals and we're upgrading the entire Rogers system at no expense to subscribers.
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