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Owego TV Pioneer Getting Arts Award

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Press & Sun Bulletin
Publisher
Press & Sun Bulletin
Date
April 5, 1989
Place
Binghamton, New York
Subjects
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ETC archive
ETC2780

Abstract

Ralph Hocking receives Champion of the Arts Award from New York Foundation for the Arts

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Owego TV Pioneer Getting Arts Award. Press & Sun Bulletin. Press & Sun Bulletin. April 5, 1989.

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Ralph Hocking receives Champion of the Arts Award from New York Foundation for the Arts

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