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Kate Gorgeous' Last IV With The Late Augie Auer

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Published: Mon 11 Jun 2007 03:08 PM
RDU Audio: Kate Gorgeous' Last IV With The Late Augie Auer
RDU Audio: RDU's Kate Gorgeous talked to Augie Auer once a month. She remembers meeting him when she was working at National Radio: "A good guy, it is a sad loss," Kate says. Here is her last interview with Augie dated from early May 2007.
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