Harper Shorthorns Fall Short in Heartbreaker to Center Point
Harper Shorthorns lose 20 to 18 at Center Point with key moments by Scott Bierschwale and Mitchell Maner. Halftime 18-6, Center Point scores twice more. Maner returns kickoff for six. Harper now 3-1-1 in district and faces a potential zone title if they win next game.
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Buck the Cowboys
Round Ball Starts Bouncing for Harper Teams
Harper High announces coaches Nelson Huffman for girls and Ted Masser for boys. Upcoming schedule lists dates and opponents from November through February with travel sites and home games for both teams.
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Junction
Rochelle Tourney
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Medina Tour
Monkey age record cited for mandrill George
A male mandrill named George is reported to reach about 46 years, marking a longest verified lifespan. Sam Mery announces wedding plans at The Radio Peet offering wedding invitations napkins and design ideas for all printed items.
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Radio Post
Gillespie County District Court Hears Civil Case
Judge Jim Weatherby presided in Kerrville while District Judge Marvin Blackburn was absent. A 12 member jury was selected to hear a civil case expected to continue Wednesday with results to be reported next week.
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Harper Longhorns Edge Center Point Pirates in Close Clash
Harper Longhorns defeated Center Point 5 0 in a tense game with key plays including Robby Walker’s fumble recovery and a fourth quarter CP drive that ended short of a score. The match featured strong defense from both sides and ended with Harper holding a slim lead.
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Don Westfield
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Cowboys
Four More Years Under Question Leadership
A political appeal questions whether four more years with current leadership are affordable. It cites rising unemployment from 5.5 percent to 7.9 percent, 1968 inflation, and a growing national debt under Ford, urging voters to back Jimmy Carter for a government responsive to average Americans.
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Tax Reform and Economic Plans Across Major Issues
The discussion covers tax reform aiming for progressive, simplified rates and relief for the average American. It argues unemployment and inflation require a strong domestic policy focus. Calls for federal government reorganization to reduce waste and improve efficiency. Addresses housing and FHA concerns and advocates a nationwide health care delivery system as a right.
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