Governor Jesse Ventura

MIN99011603-16 JANUARY 1999 -MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA, USA: Governor Jesse Ventura as he appears January 16 on stage at the Target Center sports complex in Minneapolis after singing "Werewolves of London" with Warren Zevon (L) during the innauguration ball.. UPI bk/rw/Bruce Kluckhohn

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