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No problem: Finance Minister Marc Lalonde gestures as he speaks to Steve Bochen, chairman of the Profit Sharing Council of Canada, at a dinner last night in Toronto.
No problem: Finance Minister Marc Lalonde gestures as he speaks to Steve Bochen, chairman of the Profit Sharing Council of Canada, at a dinner last night in Toronto.

No problem: Finance Minister Marc Lalonde gestures as he speaks to Steve Bochen, chairman of the Profit Sharing Council of Canada, at a dinner last night in Toronto.

Date3/20/1984
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  • No problem: Finance Minister Marc Lalonde gestures as he speaks to Steve Bochen, chairman of the Profit Sharing Council of Canada, at a dinner last night in Toronto.
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Speaks for others: Sudhanzosu (Mike) Mukherjee, seen with his son Bobby, 7 1/2, lost his job when the inglis plant in Toronto ws shut down.
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