Wilderness Was Cruel Yet Kind To Daniel Boone
The piece chronicles Daniel Boone during the American Revolution, noting his capture by Shawnees, his tactical wit to protect Boonesborough, and his dual life as hunter and legislator. It highlights his enduring bond with the wilderness, his long frontier service, and his death at nearly 86 after a life spent in forests and settlement building.
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Texas Traffic Death Toll Rises 23 Percent Over 1974
The Texas Department of Public Safety reports 99 traffic deaths this year, 615 at the same point in 1974, with 875 fatal accidents, 166 more than a year ago, indicating a 23 percent increase in deadly crashes.
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Giants Aim for Tight Defense Behind The Plate
Manager Wes Westrum of the San Francisco Giants says the team will have strength behind the plate. He notes acquisition Mac Hill from the St. Louis Cardinals and Doug Rader as a solid defensive catcher who has shown progress at bat.
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