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Iii H. .I , . , it had to happen sometime. and the outside world revealed to them that the time was now. Doop in thought, Jay Garza and Bill LaRue study prior to one ot Mrs. Hagood's li th period STS history tests. ne hundred miles northeast ot the nation's eighth larg- est city in the natlon's Sec- ond largest slate, lies a small residential community ol 25.000 people called Paris. Not Virgin- ia's Paris, Arkansas' or Frances either. Paris, Texas. The sec- ond-largest in the world. This small group ol people. found directly ten miles south of the Fted River, was not what usually popped into mind when one thougyht of Texas, but prog- ress was elng made to change that. After seeing themselves lea- tured twice on a popular prime- time television show trom Dallas and reading about themselves in reputable magazines like Southem Living and Texas Monthly, they began to see the outside world acquaint them as a part of their crowd. Soon, their lifestyles could be seen changlngp their spirit was seen tlowingg and all ot this while, the world was watching. Paris and its peofple had become a part o the crowd. And more. opening ' . A ,N ,snr if-r HA' 'iT ' 4
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