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Judge John Cromarty of the Ontario Supreme Court shocked government lawyers when he told them he needed a full day to decide if he'll issue injunctions to halt the hospital workers' illegal strike.
Judge John Cromarty of the Ontario Supreme Court shocked government lawyers when he told them he needed a full day to decide if he'll issue injunctions to halt the hospital workers' illegal strike.

Judge John Cromarty of the Ontario Supreme Court shocked government lawyers when he told them he needed a full day to decide if he'll issue injunctions to halt the hospital workers' illegal strike.

Date1/28/1981
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  • Judge John Cromarty of the Ontario Supreme Court shocked government lawyers when he told them he needed a full day to decide if he'll issue injunctions to halt the hospital workers' illegal strike.
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Restrictions: Lawyers Lorne Wolfson, top left, and Robin Macrae, above, disagree on advertising issue
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Stephen Malach. He wants to call a halt. The board is drawing final plans for District the first of North York [Incomplete]
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Indian Reg Hill, with the warrant served on him when he was charged with holding illegal bingos. He maintains it's invalid.
Indian Reg Hill, with the warrant served on him when he was charged with holding illegal bingos. He maintains it's invalid.
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The executive director of the Toronto Humane Society has been fired less than two months after taking the job created for him. Stephen Best, who was working on a monthly contract, said yesterday he was shocked by the decision dismissing him from $45,000-a-year position.
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Too many lawyers: Husband and wife John Hanna and Helen Maley graduated from law school yesterday. He has a job, she doesn't.
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After telling Supreme Court he was genuinely in love with his wife the woman charged with trying to arrange her murder, Joseph Cuccia, was stopped from swinging at reporter by a third woman, who was at trial.
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