Hints from Heloise on preserving valuables and home fixes
Readers share practical tips for home life from 1970 including photo inventories for insurance claims and nylon net repairs on a hooked rug. Dorothea Engleman suggests pre loss item photos kept in a bank safety box, while others describe using nylon net to mend rugs and organizing potholders on a wall rack.
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DeWitt County Sealed Bid Notice for Calculator
Sealed bids addressed to Lawrence E. Henneke County Auditor DeWitt County Texas will be received in Cuero office until 1 30 P M Monday August 10 1970 for a calculator to be used in the Tax Assessor-Collector office Specifications are on file at the County Auditor’s office The County reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Astros Beat Pirates 6-4 on Wynn's 10th inning homer
Jim Wynn hit a two run homer in the 10th as the Astros beat the Pirates 6-4 after a 74 minute rain delay. Joe Morgan singled and scored on Wynn's shot off Dave Giusti with one out in the inning. The Pirates had tied the game in the seventh on a Manny Sanguillen sacrifice fly.
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Cuero Golfers Win Tourney in Yoakum
Cliff and Don Gips of Cuero shot a 128 total after 36 holes to win the Yoakum Golf Classic sponsored by the Yoakum Jaycees. Forty seven teams competed. second and third place in the championship flight tied at 135. Others winning flights included Port Lavaca, Gonzales, San Marcos, Victoria and Yoakum entrants with scores ranging from 143 to 172.
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Cardinals and Braves prepare for domed clashes in Houston
The St. Louis Cardinals arrive in the Astrodome for a three game series starting Friday while Atlanta plays three more Monday. A doubleheader at 5 30 p m marks the only Astros doubleheader this year.
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Nicklaus and Palmer Win Four Ball Tourney
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus shot a final round 67 to win the National Four Ball at Laurel Valley, Ligonier PA. Their 72 hole total was 259, 25 under par, earning $20,900 each from a $200,000 purse. Crampton Moody Nichols Archer and Snead Dickinson tied for second at 263.
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Veterans New York Baseball Streak Spans Four Decades
Ted Williams Early Wynn and Mickey Vernon are highlighted as the only players whose active major league baseball careers stretched across four decades. The piece notes their longevity amid changes in the game and league transitions.
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Major League Standings and Schedule Update
MLB standings show Baltimore 11 Minnesota 1 Boston 12 Milwaukee 5 Oakland 4 New York 3 California 11 Washington 10. 11 innings game results include Cleveland 6 Kansas City 5 and 1st place Cleveland 3 Kansas City 6. Night games listed with Palmer Blyleven Stottlemyre May 5-6.
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DiMaggio extends hitting streak after Indians stop
After a 56 game streak was halted by the Indians on July 17 1941 Joe DiMaggio of the New York Yankees continued by hitting safely in 16 more games.
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