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Dr.Don Rose KFRC San Francisco October 14, 1983 Pt.2 (scoped) (0:49:31)

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Description by Uncle Ricky]

Here’s Part Two from October 14, 1983, as Dr. Don Rose celebrates his Tenth Anniversary at San Francisco’s KFRC.

Jane Dornacker handles traffic, Dave McQueen presents the news, and there are several in-studio guests, including Engineers Jeff Coffer and George Zema. Ross McGowan and Ann Frazier of a local TV morning show get some time behind the mic, and there are Happy 10th Anniversary Wishes from the Rose family and friends.

It’s Fleet Week in San Francisco, the Fleet is in, and an interview with a representative of the local prostitutes union is also featured.

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