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Hope Star in Hope, Arkansas

21 Aug 1970

Page 7

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Hope Star

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Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1970

Page

7

Young American Homes sells first LeVelle in Levelland Texas

The first LeVelle 14 wide mobile home was rolled off Young American Homes new Levelland plant marking the company entry into the 14 wide market. Tony Mays announced the model with J P White Jr purchasing the first unit and distribution planned across Texas New Mexico Oklahoma Arizona Colorado and parts of Kansas.

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Young American Homes Levelland Texas Tony Mays Young American J.P. White, Jr Western Mobile Homes Lawton Oklahoma Mays Hope Arkansas LeVelle New Mexico Arizona Colorado Kansas Mid-America Housing, Inc United States J. P. White, Jr Oklo V.P Bill Fraizer J. P. White Bill Stimson Jim Crain Albertville Alabama Mid-America Housing Mobile Home Park
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Four Youths Set World Swim Records at AAU Meet

The opening night of the 1970 AAU championships in Los Angeles saw four teenagers earn national AAU titles and world records. Alice Jones lowered Ada Kok’s mark in the 100-meter butterfly to 1:04.11. Debbie Meyer set a 4:24.32 400-meter freestyle world record, her third from the 1968 Olympics trials. John Kinsella clocked 4:02.81 in the 400 meters, Mike Stamm won the 200-meter backstroke in 2:06.33, breaking Roland Matthes’ mark. Brian Job captured the 100-meter breaststroke in 1:06.49 after Fiolo briefly led. Susie Atwood and Mark Spitz won their events but did not beat world records. Linda Kurtz won the 200-meter breaststroke in 2:16.66.

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Munich U.S Jones University of Cincinnati Ada Kok Miss Meyer Sacramento Calif Los Angeles Debbie Kinsella Hinsdale, Il Padé Sevell Haris Hag Oloinpte Mike Butter Aon Hills Catif Anes Gary Hall Roland Matthes Jose Fiolo Fiolo Brian Job Santa Clara Susie Atwood Mark Spitz Linda Kurtz Long Beach
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Taxco Mexico Bob Egeleo Associated Press Alice Jones Debbie Meyer Mike Stamm John Kinsella Hempstead County Henry Sinyard Bob Compton el Dorado KTVE John S. Benson Bob Compton Day
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