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(NOAH) Blurbs from Weekly Pro - 7th November 2000 (Issue No. 1002)

CONTENTS 1. Noah December Series Additional Dates 2. Noah 24th December Differ Ariake event confirmed!  3. Information on Mitsuharu Misawa's autograph signing event.  4. Noah announces additional dates. Charity wrestling event to be held.  5. Misawa and others will hold autograph sessions at Kichijoji Parco on October 28th & 29th.  6. Samurai! This weeks recommended programs - Misawa faces a desperate battle against Vader's invading army.  7. Tickets - Saturday 4th November, Differ Ariake  8. Weekly Calendar  Noah December Series Additional Dates [The Final Navigation 2000] December  Tuesday December 5th: Tsuruoka City Gymnasium, Yamagata (6:30) Thursday December 7th: Odate City Gymnasium, Odate (6:30) [Millennium Holiday in Differ] Sunday 24th December at Differ Ariake in Tokyo (5:00). Please note that the time for the December 23rd Ariake Coliseum event, which was announced in last weeks issue, has been changed to 3pm. Noah 24th December Dif...

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