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Date: 11/3/2008 Album ID: 628441
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5 OCT 1989 - El Paso Mayor Suzie Azar got some tips on playing the bagpipe from British army Cpt. Steven Small Wednesday at Bel Air High School. Small and another member of the Black Watch, a Scottish regiment in the British army, were at Bel Air to offer hints to the school's popular bagpipe troupe. The Black Watch bagpipers perform Oct. 23 at the El Paso Convention and Performing Arts Center. (Rudy Gutierrez/El Paso Times)
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April 25 1991. El Paso Mayor Suzie Azar is running for re-election and says she wants to finish what she has started. But she faces a serious challenge from Bill Tilney who has 25 years in foreign service and backing from the businessman Azar defeated in 1989. (Joel Salcido/El Paso Times)
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05 May 1994 - El Paso Mayor Larry Francis, left, and former mayors Bill Tilney and Suzie Azar spoke in favor of the seven bond issues at a press conference Wednesday. (Victor Calzada/El Paso Times)
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08 JUN 1991 Major Gen. Donald Lionetti, left, pinned the Commander's Award for Public Service on outgoing Mayor Suzie Azar during a Fort Bliss farewell ceremony Friday. The general said the ward was in recognition of Azar's support for Fort Bliss and its troops. Azar leaves office Monday.
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15 APR 1990 - El Paso Mayor Suzie Azar addressed the Network 90 forum Saturday morning.
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2 Sep 1989 Mayor Suzie Azar says she is studying Japanese so she'll know some basic phrases when she arrives for business in October. (David Crowder/El Paso Times)
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16 JAN 1990 - Juarez Mayor Jesus Macias Delgado, left, Chihuahua Gov. Fernando Baeza Melendez, center, and El Paso Mayor Suzie Azar discussed border issues Monday.
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VIKKI CARR BANQUET - 1990- Television star and singer Vikki Carr, right, chatted with El Paso Mayor Suzie Azar before the Minority Business Council's third annual banquet Friday evening at the Westin Hotel. Carr, the keynote speaker, urged Hispanics to unite, and decried what she called a syndrome in which successful Hispanics are pulled back by other Hispanics instead of encouraged. She also appealed for help in getting educations for Hispanic children. The entertainer, who wasn't scheduled to sing, surprised the crowd of about 600 by returning after her speech and singing a song a capella in Spanish.
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