Fairview Climbs In AP Basketball Poll Near Top
The Associated Press poll shows Camden Fairview moving to No. 2 behind Little Rock Central as the only unbeaten state team. Central led with 13 points, Fairview 12, and North Little Rock remained third with two first place votes. Other top ten teams include Northside, Fort Smith Southside, Fayetteville, Pine Bluff, Horace Mann, Pyatt and Searcy.
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Steroids Help Selected Asthmatics and Food Allergies
Medical Q and A column explains corticosteroids aid certain severe allergy related asthma when other treatments fail, with possible side effects such as moon face and ulcers. It also covers sun allergy linked to high intake of calcium cyclomate in some sweeteners, and explains wheat allergy causes, foods to avoid, and how modern processing complicates diet labeling. A Lions Club meeting featured Warren Butler presenting Arkansas River Navigation benefits and project details, including potential yearly direct and indirect economic gains, a 66 million dollar indirect annual benefit estimate, and a nine foot channel with eighteen locks toward Tulsa.
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Spa Feature At Oaklawn Prepares Eight 4-Year-Olds
Oaklawn Park hosts a $4,000 three furlong feature with eight four-year-olds in a $12,000 to $15,000 claiming class. Get Gettin, Silver Joey and Mark to Win lead a field of top weights. Gay Julie wins the $5,000 feature in a photo finish over Carsbide with Hem Line close. Monday’s card totals show a 6,983 crowd and $495,375 wagered.
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Arkansas College Basketball Scores and Notes Mixed Night
A long list of Arkansas college and high school basketball results from Tuesday includes John Brown 89 over Philander Smith 74 in overtime, Arkansas State 83 over Texas Arlington 81, Hendrix 76 over State College 75, Harding 97 over Ozarks 81, and Arkansas A&M 68 against Henderson 105, with numerous district tallies and junior varsity outcomes across 1A to 8A divisions.
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Vote of Confidence for Hackler and Rush in Arkansas
State Game and Fish Commission Director Hugh Hackler and Gene Rush, head of the Game Division, received votes of confidence from commissioners Monday amid criticism from the Arkansas Fox and Wolf Hunters Association over a April through July free-running dogs ban. The motions were adopted by Commissioners Ed Grodon and Newt Halley in a meeting at Little Rock.
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A-State Beats Arlington on Final Shot
Arkansas State University won 83 to 81 over Texas Arlington as Mike Wise hit an 18 foot jumper with two seconds left. John McKay scored 19 points and Tom Waleszonia 18 for ASU, while Eddie Stallings led UT Arlington with 26 points and Herman Jones added 5. ASU sits 3-3 in conference play, UT Arlington 2-4.
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Shaw Case to Resume After Mardi Gras
A Kansas pathologist testifies that photographs suggest the fatal head burst could have originated from the front in the Kennedy assassination. Dr. John Marshall Nichols resumes testimony as Shaw’s trial reopens after Mardi Gras, challenging the Warren Commission’s lone gunman conclusion and conflicting with Capt. James J. Humes’s autopsy findings.
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Olympic Champ Heads Field in Tourney at MSG
Olympic decathlon champion Bill Toomey will lead the field in indoor track's first demi-decathlon at the U S Invitational meet Friday in Madison Square Garden. He faces teammates Tom Wadell Rick Sloan and Dave Thoreson in the five event showpiece with Beamon Sea gren Davenport also expected.
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Pine Bluff Lbacker Kennedy Signs with Arkansas
Bil Kennedy, a 6 foot 1 inch, 205 pound linebacker from Pine Bluff High School, signed a Southwest Conference letter of intent with the University of Arkansas. Kennedy earned two magazine All American honors and AP All State selection.
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Alcorn Beats AM&N in Final Half
Alcorn A&M improved to 21-0 overall and 12-0 in SWAC by defeating Arkansas AM&N 92-78 after leading 45-10 at halftime. Julius Keye scored 28 for Alcorn while AM&N’s Melvin Bonner added 29 and Joseph Bynes 18 in the SWAC contest.
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Solunar Tables Schedule from Knight's Solunar Tables
The page presents Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. It advises planning fishing or hunting to align with high activity periods, noting am and pm divisions for daily guidance.
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