Hope High School installs Student Council officers
The ceremony included guest speaker Dr. Forney Holt and performances by Tommi Watson with Becky Huff on piano. Officers named span 12th to 5th grades with Joe Fouse as close president and Bud McLarty as 5th grade president, others listed among 12th to 5th graders.
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Sandy Flowers
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Rebecca Stuart
Donald Ogden
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Tommy Tolleson
Henrietta Woods
Carol Frazier
Jill Herring
Mona Rowe
Americans Cup Race Delayed Date Tossed? Noted Finish
In Newport Rhode Island AP report details a dramatic late swing in the America's Cup match between Gretel II and Intrepid. A shifting wind altered the lead, letting Australia’s Gretel II slip past to force a 1-1 tie in the best of seven. Skipper Bill Ficker of Intrepid accepted responsibility for the lost advantage as the tactics and wind shifted.
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Thursday Basketball Scores From The Associated Press
The day featured several NBA games with high scores including Carolina 105 over Pittsburgh and San Diego 112 at Los Angeles and 119 to 118 in San Fran over Portland. Philadelphia 131 beat Baltimore while New York 100 defeated Detroit 36. Chicago 114 topped Seattle 91 and Phoenix 120 beat Cleveland 83. The rest of the schedule remained light with no other games listed.
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Youngster Beaten by Graebner in Open Tennis Match
In Los Angeles at the Pacific Southwest Tennis Open, 18-year-old Jimmy Connors from Seattle fell to Clark Graebner of New York in three straight sets 63 24 62 after previous wins over Roy Emerson and Ray Moore. Connors, who will attend UCLA, drew an ovation after the loss as top seeds Rod Laver and Pancho Gonzalez advanced to the third round.
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Clay Applies for New York Boxing License in Alias
World heavyweight champion Cassius Clay used the name Muhammed Ali when applying for a renewal of his New York license. Deputy Commissioner Pasquale Mele said he would recommend approval after Monday’s commission vote as Clay trains in Miami for a 15 round bout with Jerry Quarry in Atlanta on Oct. 26.
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Weekend TV Schedule Highlights From Local Telecast
Friday prime offers Annie and Mannix episodes plus News Weather and classic films including The Cincinnati Kid and Sunset Boulevard The Saturday slate runs from morning cartoons through sport events and long afternoon film blocks featuring My Blue Heaven and Take Care of Heaven plus a full evening lineup with Pro Football and Hull of Fame items Containing numerous program titles and network notes for a regional audience.
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