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Growing Up Boomer and The 4th of July
The 4th of July for some Baby Boomers was, what can we blow up without getting in trouble. But for some like, Jackie Travis and 29 other Corona High School Students, it was about a salute to this nation’s bicentennial, by painting the phrase “200 YEARS OF FREEDOM,” a Liberty Bell silhouette, and the dates “1776-1976.” On the Prado Dam. Then 40 years later petitioning to have the mural restored.
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By PadreThe 4th of July for some Baby Boomers was, what can we blow up without getting in trouble. But for some like, Jackie Travis and 29 other Corona High School Students, it was about a salute to this nation’s bicentennial, by painting the phrase “200 YEARS OF FREEDOM,” a Liberty Bell silhouette, and the dates “1776-1976.” On the Prado Dam. Then 40 years later petitioning to have the mural restored.
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