(December 17, 1993) WJCT-TV 7 Jacksonville
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10:03Hi, I'm Marjorie Brown.
10:04I just love this time of the year.
10:07Don't forget the charter membership in the Founders Club
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15:16But people now are seeming to say, Gus,
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15:23No, it doesn't surprise me because I think what you've seen is...
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15:53Somehow the resources begin to dwell.
15:56I have two problems with that statement.
15:58One, I don't think my city is as bigoted as everybody is trying to make it out.
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20:12Vickers Landing, retirement living within the resort community of Sawgrass.
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20:21fine dining, and a 60-bed health care facility on a 25-acre park-like campus.
20:26Vickers Landing at Ponte Vedra Beach, where retirement is a style, not a condition.
20:33Club Continental and the River Suites, located on the St. Johns River,
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20:44Club Continental and the River Suites.
20:47Stay tuned for Wall Street Week with Louis Rukeyser.
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