Top SWC Players Of The Week Highlight October 1988
Texas defensive tackle Leo Brooks logged 17 tackles in a 39 29 win over Arkansas while SMU tailback Mike Richardson rushed for 152 yards and caught 47 yards on five receptions in a 32 24 victory over Rice. Richardson, SWC rushing leader, discussed adapting from defense to offense and aiming for the Cotton Bowl as SMU improves to 4 1 at mid season.
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Michael A. Lutz
Associated Press
Mustangs
Rice
Richardson
SWC
SMU
Jerry Levins
A&m
Edd Hargett
Texas
James Street
Chuck Hixson
Brooks
Arkansas
Bill Montgomery
Montgomery
Ole Leo
Royal
Oklahmoa
Scott Palmer
Bill Atessis
Texas A&m
Bill Hobbs
Loyd Wainscott
Gordy McNutty
Readers praise War Eagle crafts fair and Arkansas scenery
A letter to The Star thanks the newspaper for spotlighting the War Eagle crafts fair, praising Eureka Springs and the event. The writer reflects on Arkansas travel, notes enjoyable art and personalities, and recalls routes and views from the trip.
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the Star
War Eagle
Eureka Springs
Arkansas
Crank Accuses GOP of Smoke Screens in Arkansas Campaign
Marion H. Crank, Democratic governor candidate, told about 500 at a Paragould rally that Republicans use smokescreens to hide issues. He cited the Arkansas Loan and Thrift case and claims about his daughter on the legislative payroll at age eight, urging concerns over pages.
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Paragould
Ark
Marion H. Crank
Crank
Arkansas
David Pryor
D-Ark
J. W. Fulbright
Fulbright
Aiberaland
Bill Alexander
Osceola
Congress
U.S. House
Alexander
Guy Newcomb
Hubert H. Humphrey
Charles Matthews
Democratic Party
Hope Ark Star Highlights Local Community Events
Hope Arkansas Star reports on local club activities including the Negro Officers of the B&PW Club, calendar notes with Brother Joe May and singers at Harris Gymnasium, and a 1968 youth sports prize won by Artis Perry and the Reds little league team. Also covered are social club meetings, community awards programs, and recovery updates from Mr. Douglas. Political remarks by Marion Crank are noted in a quoted statement about Republicans.
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Jefferson
Joe May
Harris Gymnasium
Artis Perry
Reds
Legion Field
Artis
Brookwood
Anderson-Frazsier Insurance Agency
Charmetts Social Club
Vernon R. Adams
Prescott
Doris J. Hale
Community Club
KTPA
Nevada County
Charmeets
Yerger High School of
Hope
McRae High School
Arkansas, Association of, Colored ,Wéillet’s” Libs,” Inc
Little Rock
Bennie Alexander
Shirley Dismuke
Nixon Says Humphrey Speaks Fast on Vietnam Policy
Richard Nixon accuses Hubert Humphrey of using the fastest tongue on Vietnam and says the Democratic administration cannot restore peace. He cites public records and notes he has briefed by aides while shifting from Ohio to Michigan on a three hour flight. The Saginaw statement unfolds amid wider critiques of Democratic Vietnam policy and leadership.
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Frank Cormier
Associated Press
Saginaw
Mich
Richard M. Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Vietnam
Johnson
Paris
Ron Ziegler
Nixon
GOP
Humphrey
Ohio
Michigan
Toledo
Son
Solunar Tables From Knight’s Guide for Daily Sport
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed below is drawn from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan your days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to maximize sport potential each day.
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Richard Alden Knight
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WAR Eagle Fair
United States
Mexico
Meta Hope
Eva Reyner
Ruth Spradling
W. T. Spradling
Hope, Ark
Ester Hicks
Ontee Douglas
Artie Lea Turner
Rockfield, Wiinois
Carutha Creggett
Pine, Bluff, Arkansas
Justin Thorns
Kansas City
Missouri
Douglas
Marion Crank
Matthews
Hope Business and Professional Women Club
Margie Vickers
Opal Daniel
Alice Kate Baker
Sue Sparks
Pat Mel Cain
Opal Hervey
Basi
Velora
Asso
Council On Dental Care
K&m
Pendennis Club
Herbert Burns
Monte Syer
Terminix
Mentron
Bruce-Terminix Co
Garland Smith
Texarkana College Hill
Ashdown
Tex
Vna
Malvern
Garland City
Waldo
Magnolia
Camden
Stephens
Texarkana
Bill C
Poyntyr
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