Drop of Ink Highlights Cubs First Scrimmage Struggles
The piece recalls the Cubs' first scrimmage with only one prior practice as they tally 36 points against a stronger team. It contrasts Cubs’ basketball touch with football roots and profiles Chargers rookies Webster and Erickson, noting Erickson’s dental studies and a recent ankle injury.
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Webster
Oilers
Erickson
Charger
Clifton
Tex
Abilene Christian
Chargers
Escondido
Tal
Pittsburg
Jackie Simpson
Simpson
Bernard
Motivational remarks on a player’s resilience
The coach praises a player's ability to recover after mistakes and blocks. He says the teammate works hard during film study and stays upbeat with encouraging words to boost confidence. The tone emphasizes resilience and team support.
Golf club near Lake Whitney to open mid summer
Holman holds 13950 contract and Myers 19000 contract for construction. Clubhouse due February 1 and the golf course to be sodded this spring for use by mid summer. LWRC has about 330000 to build and start operations, with 300 charter memberships raising 30000. The club overlooks Lake Whitney in Cedar Creek.
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Holman
Myers
LWRC
Lake Whitney
Cedar Creek
Eggen Family Weekend and Christmas Eve Visitors
Weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. White included Craig and Claude White with Opal Eggen from Tyler and Joe Eggen from Dallas. Also visiting were Floyd Eggen and Becky, Kathy, Joni and Floyd Jr. from Longview. Christmas Eve guests were Amos Eggen Jr and Kaye Stephenville. Dr. Troy Eggen with Lavonne and Christy of Clifton. Tommie White of Tarleton, Stephen ville.
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T. J. White
Craig
Claude
Opal Eggen
Tyler
Joe Eggen
Dallas
Floyd Eggen
Becky
Kathy
Joni
Floyd Jr
Longview
Amos Eggen Jr
Kaye
Stephenville
Troy Eggen
Lavonne and
Christy
Clifton
Tommie White
Tarleton
1968 Farm Outlook and Real Estate Trends
The outlook notes higher costs across medical, transportation and finished goods, with only modest gains in farm cash receipts and slight net income growth. Real estate prices rise for single family homes while rental demand grows but mortgage money tightens. Retail trade should get a strong lift early 1968 from higher incomes and monetary expansion, tempered later by fiscal tightening and inflation controls. Exports over imports have narrowed in recent years.
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1968 Investment Outlook Signals Mixed Market Trends
The editor predicts a year of shifting attitudes toward stocks and bonds. Exports may benefit from European demand as the pound and other currencies weaken. Insurance, banks, and large finance firms could offer long-term opportunities amid higher interest rates and a tighter money supply.
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