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- ↑ Ottawa Citizen, Nov 11, 1980, pg 50, "Clark beats Rocque"
- ↑ Ottawa Citizen, Dec 10, 1980, pg 4, "Betty Stewart still top dog"
- ↑ Ottawa Citizen, Nov 11, 1980, pg 50, "The battle isn't over yet"
- ↑ Ottawa Citizen, Nov 11, 1980, pg 50, "Tight victory for Hill"
- ↑ Ottawa Citizen, Nov 11, 1980, pg 49, "Wilkinson devastates St. Aubin"
- ↑ Ottawa Citizen, Nov 11, 1980, pg 49, "Franklin wins, so do wine stores"
- ↑ Ottawa Citizen, Nov 11, 1980, pg 50, "Voters were out in force"
- ↑ Ottawa Citizen, Nov 11, 1980, pg 50, "Voters were out in force"
- ↑ Ottawa Citizen, Nov 11, 1980, pg 50, "Champagne wins on pro-annexation issue"
- ↑ Ottawa Citizen, Nov 11, 1980, pg 49, "Easy victory march for Marchington"
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