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John Bates, education consultant, predicts computer terminals in every classroom in 10 years.
John Bates, education consultant, predicts computer terminals in every classroom in 10 years.

John Bates, education consultant, predicts computer terminals in every classroom in 10 years.

Date1/22/1979
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  • John Bates, education consultant, predicts computer terminals in every classroom in 10 years.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0125120F
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When the post-World War II generation reaches retirement, opportunities will abound for their children in service industries, travel, health care - and the funeral business, predicts demographer John Kettle, right
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Despite '92 results, Hees chief Robert Harding predicts improved earnings this year.
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Noel Bates Lawyer
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Bank Manager Kenneth Bates locks up his North York office after thwarting a robberty when he recognized a man he believed was same suspect who held up his branch in September, 1975. Police shot the suspect in the leg.
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Robert Noel Bates, Former reporter
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5/28/1992
Bill Macaleer: Ontario campaign chairman predicts Tories will do well in Metro area.
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Michael Scheinert, executive director of the Co-Ordinated Services to Jewish Ederly, predicts vast senior citizen ghettos that will turn to slums
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