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After 25 year behind bars, Tony McGilvary is working, helping other former inmates find jobs
After 25 year behind bars, Tony McGilvary is working, helping other former inmates find jobs

After 25 year behind bars, Tony McGilvary is working, helping other former inmates find jobs

Date7/21/1982
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      ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0129917F
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      No easy task: Student placement officers Leanne Laughlin, left, and penny lee, are working hard to find jobs for about 25 Scarborough students with special needs
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      Met fans in van: North Stars player Dino Ciccarelli is released from the Toronto (con) jail after arriving in a police van in which he gave other inmates his autograph
      Ciccarelli, Dino, 1960-
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      Behind bars: Two unidentified Soviet dancers speak to visitors from glass booths in lockup rooms after their arrest over stripping in a Concord tavern
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      Released from Jail on $200 bond after spending 24 hours behind bars, Greek-born Makis Emanouilidis (left), 23, shakes hands with his lawyer Allan Mintz
      Released from Jail on $200 bond after spending 24 hours behind bars, Greek-born Makis Emanouilidis (left), 23, shakes hands with his lawyer Allan Mintz
      James, Norman
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      I find it repugnant that in the 1980s in Ontario we are still housing inmates in cells that are seven feet deep, 32 inches wide and seven feet high, h(...)
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