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KVII TV - Channel 7 - broadcast the Fair Parade for decades.
Dave Wilson interviewed by Ronnie Jones
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1970
Ron Chase announces the Parade.
Everett Roberts
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Bill Snead transmits from across the street (1971) Parade
Guy W. Pigg interviews Radonna Fuller
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The BIG WHEEL
Guy W. Pigg interviews his dad.
Debby Cornelison (September 24, 1970)
and (September 26, 1970)
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Guy W. Pigg and friend (1970)
Guy W. Pigg and Leslie (1970)
Jeannie Elton and Leslie Peters
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Southwestern Public Service Company display (1968)
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Thousands of people line Polk Street for the 1972 Tri-State Fair Parade. [GLOBE NEWS photo] The parade included 41 marching bands.
1968
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Tri-State Fair 1946 (There was no Fair during the war years 1942-45)
[ Note the TEXACO Refinery at the top of the photo ]
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