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Government critic: In the light of current Ottawa policy, the time has arrived for all business people to re-examine our financial and moral support of the federal Liberal party, says F. E. Church, in letter at left.
Government critic: In the light of current Ottawa policy, the time has arrived for all business people to re-examine our financial and moral support of the federal Liberal party, says F. E. Church, in letter at left.

Government critic: In the light of current Ottawa policy, the time has arrived for all business people to re-examine our financial and moral support of the federal Liberal party, says F. E. Church, in letter at left.

Date11/3/1981
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  • Government critic: In the light of current Ottawa policy, the time has arrived for all business people to re-examine our financial and moral support of the federal Liberal party, says F. E. Church, in letter at left.
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