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AADL Talks To: Sharon McRill, former Borders Employee and Owner of Betty Brigade

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Tomukun Korean Barbecue, Toukun Noodle Bar, April 18, 2020

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Tally Hall construction, 1985

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Tally Hall construction sign, 1985

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Ann Arbor Bank Teller, Doretta Wecker, December 16, 1964

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Ann Arbor Bank On E. Liberty Where Robbery Took Place, December 16, 1964

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Ann Arbor Bank Teller, Doretta Wecker, Interviewed By Detectives About Robbery, December 16, 1964

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Robberies Have Police, Bankers Worried

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Ann Arbor News, October 26, 1974

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