Shooter Wins First Olympic Gold in Small Bore Three Positions
John Writer set two world records in the small bore rifle event to give the United States its gold medal. He scored 381 in standing and 1166 total, surpassing Oleg Lapkin of the Soviet Union. The day also featured several swimming world records including the women's 400 meter freestyle relay trials and an American lead by Jennie Wyle.
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Vandal Star On Probation
University of Idaho defensive end Alofa Lue Tuvaga, 19, of Hawaii, received six months probation for a battery charge after a downtown Moscow, Idaho incident. He was fined 100 and jailed 30 days, with most penalties suspended. Teammate Tom Doud, 21, from Milton Freewater, Oregon, faced fighting charges tied to the same event. Doud injured his right arm breaking a storefront window and was treated at a Spokane hospital.
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Dear Water Discusses Airport Funding and Future
In a second letter, a local airman outlines his credentials and argues airports are built by federal state and county funds, paid by users through registration fees fuel taxes and hangar rents. He emphasizes airports connect to the world and urges focus on future development over changing managers.
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