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Oddity in the stunt business
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Oddity in the stunt business

Associated Press · July 22, 1971

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With her blonde-streaked hair flowing in the wind, stuntwoman Teri McComas displays some fancy riding. Teri, in a profession where girls are considered an oddity, is featured in a stunt show at a studio tour center.

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