Dickey Set To Face Florida In Gator Bowl Oddity
In Jacksonville on December 26, 1989 Doug Dickey leads Tennessee against Ray Graves and Florida in the Silver Anniversary Gator Bowl. Tennessee, 9-1, aims to outscore Florida as Graves may stay as athletic director. The game draws 70,000 fans and NBC telecasts. Florida's John Reaves, Carlos Alvarez, and Tommy Durrance star for an 8-1-1Gators side.
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F. T. Macfeely
Jacksonville
Fla
Doug Dickey
Florida Gators
Dickey
Ray Graves
Graves
Florida
Stephen O'Connell
University of Florida
NBC
Tennessee
John Reaves
Carlos Alvarez
Tommy Durrance
Mississippi
Curt Watson
Vols
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Gators
Youths Debate Violence on TV and Movies
Gilbert Youth Research polled 3,000 youths aged 14 to 25 on whether violence in film and television affects the public. A bare majority said it has little or no effect, while 33 percent warned of detrimental impact and 58 percent urged limits or better framing of violent content.
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Gilbert Youth Research
UCLA
Arizona
Brooklyn
Michigan
Neighbors Aid Man in Trip to See Son
Verlin Lamberson of Bay Arkansas left for Japan funded by friends and neighbors to visit his son Army Private Thomas M. Lamberson, 20, wounded in Vietnam. He collected 1314 dollars, flew to Yokohama for about ten days with his son recovering from foot amputation after a booby trap injury during a reconnaissance mission.
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Bay, Ark
Verlin Lamberson
Bay
Japan
Vietnam
Lamberson
Yokohama
Army Pfe
Thomas M. Lamberson
The Hope Hempstead NAACP Meeting And Local Happenings
The calendar lists events from The Negro Community page including the Hope-Hempstead NAACP chapter meeting at Mt Zion CME Church led by Rev W T Keys at 7 pm. Also wedding news for Linda Joyce Porter and Cardell Ware at Macedonia Baptist Church, and a 50th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. J B Warren with family in attendance. Notables include Miss Wilma L Ross joining Zeta Phi Beta at AM&N College Pine Bluff.
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Apples of Gold
Hope-Hempstead
NAACP
Mt. Zion C. ME
W.T. Keys
Clara Porter
Columbus
Linda Joyce
Cardell Ware
Macedonia Baptist Church
Nellie Wise
Prescott
Jesse Warren
Bleving
Freds
A.m&n. College
Pine Bluff
Wilma
George D. Ross
Beach Street
Hope
Newspaper Asks Girl Be Transferred In Arkansas
A Pine Bluff AP report notes the Arkansas Mirror calls for transferring Margaret Trimble, 13, from Arkansas Training School for Girls at Alexander to Conway Children’s Colony. The girl, staying with her mother over Christmas, was involved in alleged brutality by two Little Rock police, later cleared by the Civil Service Commission. Community relations director Bowman says the school lacks care facilities and the transfer may be for “revenge.”
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Margaret Trimble
Arkansas Training School For
Alexander
Conway
Arkansas Mirror
Winthrop Rockefeller
State Juvenile Training School Department
Little Rock
The
Daniel M. Bowman
Shorter College
North Little Rock
Rick Barry Takes Seat as Caps Roll to Win
Washington Capitals, without star Rick Barry due to a knee injury, still cruised past Pittsburgh 134 to 112 as Ware Ren Armstrong led with 23 points and Larry Brown dished a team record 17 assists. Mack Calvin closed LA’s 105-101 triumph over Kentucky with four late free throws. In the NBA, Phoenix topped Boston, New York edged Detroit, Baltimore beat Philadelphia, and San Francisco won in overtime over Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
Rick Mary
Detroit
Baltimore
Philadelphia
San Francisos
Cinciinnati
Barry
Wareren Armstrong
Caps
Gary Bradds
Larry Brown
Mike Lewis
Pittsburgh
Calvin
Kentuck
Merv Jackson
Wayne Hightower
Warren Davis
Gene Moore
Kentucky
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Riday
Gfiset
Bu Prang
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Lincoln
North North South West
Reget
Otha
Dean Martin
LTO
Pianers
Prica
Aroe
Otasco
Burnham
Acc ST
Et al
Man
Son
J.B. Warren
Rt. 5
Linda Joyce Porter
Newspaper
Rick Barry
C. R. Burnham
East Second ST
Hope, Ark
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