Bulldogs crush Cuesta 50 to 6 in homecoming rout
Hancock College dominates Cuesta with 470 total yards and a stingy 102-yard Cuesta offense. Mike Davis and Chris Dolby power 262 Hancock rushing yards while Ray Smith throws for 196 and runs twice. Ellis Drake adds 73 yards on a single play as the Bulldogs showcase an emphatic offensive display amid a postgame taunt.
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Hulme caps Can Am season with Times Grand Prix win
Denis Hulme of New Zealand clinched the 13th Times Grand Prix at Riverside, securing his sixth Can-Am victory and the overall series title with 112 points. He led from start to finish in the 3.3 mile course, earning $17,500 for the win and the pace car, while Vic Elford’s Chaparral failed to finish. Oliver finished second, Rodriguez third, Amon fourth. Hulme criticized the Chaparral car and planned休 to rest before the South African Grand Prix.
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Golf pro Babe Hiskey wins big in Paradise Valley event
Babe Hiskey, 32, a golf pro who recites Bible verses between strokes, wins the Paradise Valley Country Club tournament with a 276 total eight under. He earns $20,000, beating Terry Dill, Bob Goalby, and Miller Barber by one stroke as Dill posts 65 final round. Hiskey notes long prayer and scripture helped him sleep poorly before the final round.
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Proposition 10 for California jobs and new development
Prop 10 promises more jobs by freeing large business loan interest laws to boost construction and economic growth. It cites New York precedent from 1850 and claims state revenue shifts benefit 44 states, with bipartisan support from legislators, Governor Reagan, Pat Brown, and unions. voters urged to vote YES November 3.
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California Crime Surge Under Reagan Critics Say
Critics claim California faces rising crime and ongoing oil spill damage since 1969. They allege the Reagan administration has ignored calls for police funding and local enforcement improvements amid spiking murder and violent crime.
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