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1977  Monday  January  31st  

The Coronation of Emperor 1
 Fernando (Fernando Ochoa)
and Empress 1 Cicely was held
 amid Glitter, and Grand Pomp
& Circumstance (more)


1977  Sunday June  26th

Tucson’s First Gay Pride &
Richard Heakin Memorial
Picnic organized by the
Tucson Gay Coalition and others
happened with 61 people (more)
 

1990 Sunday April 29th
6th Annual Miss Gay Tucson
Pageant produced by Penelope
Poupe’ was held at the Quality
 Inn 1601 Oracle Road with
a standing room only (more)
 


1990  Saturday  May 5th

El  Grupo Hispano De Tucson
first organized on Saturday
May 5, 1990 as a Civic/Social
Club at ‘El Rincon De Felipe’on
the patio of  Joshua Tree (more)


1990  Sunday June 24th 

 Summer temperatures did not
keep the over six thousand
(6,000) people from the Annual
1990 Pride Picnic which took over
the entire Northeast corner (more)

 

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