New Racing Complex Planned for Fort Walton Beach
A 10 million international auto racing complex will be built in Fort Walton Beach area, Florida, with the first race scheduled for October 1972, announced Monday by UPI.
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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1970
Page
3
A 10 million international auto racing complex will be built in Fort Walton Beach area, Florida, with the first race scheduled for October 1972, announced Monday by UPI.
Bruno Bich announced France has named its challenger for the 12 meter class American Cup race in 1973. The challenger comes from the French team led by Marcel Bich's son. France later lost in the trials to Australia.
Leon Williams, Columbia University star forward, broke a bone in his left foot during Monday night practice. He will be sidelined for at least eight weeks as the team hosts league games.
The Victoria Mirror questions the value of foreign aid since 1946 and invites readers to contact Congress. It cites total net foreign assistance across 123 nations and 7 territories from 1946 to 1970 and notes the interest on borrowed funds reaching 67.86 billion dollars.
The United Press International lists its final 1970 college basketball top 20, noting first place votes and each team’s won lost tied record in parentheses as the season ends.
United Press International lists semifinal games this week. Odessa Permian meets Dallas South Oak Cliff at Jones Stadium in Lubbock at 2 p.m. Saturday, followed by Brownwood versus Plano at Amon Carter Stadium in Fort Worth. Ennis faces Cuero at Nelson Field in Austin in a night game. CLASS AA matches Haskell vs Iowa Park in Wichita Falls and Friendswood vs Refugio in Victoria. CLASS A Petersburg plays Sonora at Snyder and White Oak meets Pflugerville at Temple.
Deep sea fisher Bud Abbott hooked the catch of his lifetime off the Skegness pier when his line tangled with an airplane skimming the water near his boat. The line broke after 200 yards were reclaimed, and the pilot later apologized and paid $8.40 compensation after the coast guard complaint.
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