National champs Lady Buffs rally to take volleyball title
West Texas A&M Lady Buffs win the NCAA Division II volleyball championship in a dramatic five-game match against Barry University 4-15 15-13 21-19 7-15 18-16 at Cal State Bakersfield. Butler 26 kills 40 digs and Morgan 21 kills 29 digs lead WT, wrapping up the comeback after a 5-1 WT edge in the decisive game and a 2.4 hour final.
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Bakersfield
Calif
West Texas A&m Lady Buffs
Lady Buffs
Barry
Fla.) University
Cal State-Bakersfield Activities Center
Buccaneers
Eleonora Vakhidov
Sarah Butler
Vakhidova
Butler
Morgan
Deena Victor
Buccaneer
Barry ‘Came Right Back On WT
Lisa Thomason
Amanda Sweatt
Thomason
Tatum Wales
Sweatt
Beanie trading shows no sign of fading away
Anne Monaghan known as Beanie in a craze that keeps growing. Store managers report shoppers, fights, and frantic calls as demand stays high far beyond 1996 trends. Ty Inc. marketing and scarce shipments drive the craze, with buyers chasing new arrivals.
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Anne
Beanie
Monaghan
Sweet Creations
Wolflin St
Misty Clayton
Julie
Hallmark
Olsen Blvd
Great American Toy Company
Coulter St
Mike Nowak
Nowak
Vandalism probe at Broad Way house after fraternity party
Lubbock police investigate extensive damage at 2405 Broadway historical home allegedly caused by Texas Tech Phi Kappa Psi members during a Friday night party. Owners estimate losses may exceed 100000 dollars as contractor notes serious destruction while university officials review possible action.
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Lubbock
Texas Tech University
Phi Kappa Psi
Don Curry
Broadway
Beirut
Debbie Curry
Patrick Day
Tom Pitts
Pitts
Family clings to faith amid job loss and medical bills
A Texas family with a sick infant and a 10-year-old receives help as hardship hits after the father loses his job and doctors reveal a heart hole. The Empty Stocking Fund appeals for donations to support families like theirs, with addresses in Amarillo and a contact number for Corrine Ewen.
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c/o
Amarillo Globe-News
P.O
Amarillo
Texas
Perfort
Globe-News
S. Harrison St
Memorials and Donations from Amari and Corvallis Families
A collection of memorial messages and anonymous donations honoring and remembering individuals across Amari Amaro and Corvallis, Oregon. Names include Leo Wetend, Rea Brown, Stella Sinetoie, Ewel McCain, Pet Cooper, James Duke, Lyman, Colleen, Amos, and others, with Masonic Lodge involvement and community gifts noted.
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Leo “Buck
Rea Brown
Chapman
Corvallis
Ore
Pet Cooper
Stella Sinetoie
Ewel McCain
James Duke
Ameri
Warattuge
PRS
Colleen iCal
Om ‘Lyman
Lone Sebrina
Amari
Mirrk
Rie Snood
Friona Urry
Tine Brandon
Flueoei
Lzobeth Iva' Emai Shefferd von Korrenbero
Amerie
Pola Dure
Amari Deve
Mead
Amarillo
Elin Vera Buchenon
Amaro
Johny Gril
Amora
More Texas Siftings celebrates Lone Star wit and history
Author John Flemmons gathers spicy Texas lore from quotes to quips in More Texas Siftings a sequel to an earlier Fort Worth Star Telegram column collection. The Granbury resident presents anecdotes about Texans water Pecos River weather and Panhandle tales with archival color and humorous bite.
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Granbury
Texas
Saverkraut
Bill Longley
Billy the Kid
Jey Flemmons
Lone Star State
Flemmons
Tarleton State University
Stephenville
Siftings
Fort Worth
Texas Christianiversity Press
Pecos
Texas Panhandle
Dalhart
The
San Antonio
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Lock Haven
Northern Michigan
Sun- Mascouche
Quebec
Holliday
Sion
Champs
Rour Star
Clarke Paige
Austin Hodges
Patrick Hodges
Ty Inc. Company
Judy Click
Judy
S.W. 34Th Ave
Click
Ton Marlow
Megan Monaghan
Anne “Beanie” Monaghan
Beanie Babies
Corrine Ewen
Davehierica
Seve
Debbie Dudley
Anies
Acard
Paul Morauls
Ffrance Jones
Wer Blake
Jackie Themesen
Amarth
Dick Wiggins
Adelle Wiegina
Thre
Grose
Ari
Floyd Satelled
Amo
Mery Bills
Bills
Invenor
Leon Roberts
Borer
Sco
Zachary Taylor
Panhandle
Rio Grande
John Randolph
Texas Brags
Mike Cochran
Associated Press
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