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The clown that “made” KIRO 7

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1978-1980, KIRO 7 fiddles with the scheduling of the JP Patches show. The morning/afternoon/weekend kid’s show was possibly the #1 feature of channel 7 and the biggest in-person audience draw for a Seattle tv personality.

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