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Empty Chairs behind William Wilder, president of Canadian Arctic Gas Pipeline, belong to members of blue-chip consortium of companies that wants to bu(...)
Empty Chairs behind William Wilder, president of Canadian Arctic Gas Pipeline, belong to members of blue-chip consortium of companies that wants to bu(...)

Empty Chairs behind William Wilder, president of Canadian Arctic Gas Pipeline, belong to members of blue-chip consortium of companies that wants to bu(...)

Date10/20/1975
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  • Empty Chairs behind William Wilder, president of Canadian Arctic Gas Pipeline, belong to members of blue-chip consortium of companies that wants to build $7.5 billion (at last count) natural-gas line from Mackenzie River delta.
  • Empty Chairs behind William Wilder, president of Canadian Arctic Gas Pipeline, belong to members of blue-chip consortium of companies that wants to bu(...)
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Original Toronto Star caption: Empty Chairs behind William Wilder, president of Canadian Arctic Gas Pipeline, belong to members of blue-chip consortium of companies that wants to build $7.5 billion (at last count) natural-gas line from Mackenzie River delta.
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    Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
    Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0089301F
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