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PINEWOOD DERBY CHAMPS: Ryan Heitschmidt of Pack 265 in Nazareth won
the King of the Ramp trophy for having the fastest car in the Haynes District Pinewood
Derby held Saturday in the Cross and the Flame activity center at First
United Methodist Church. First-place winners, by age division, were: (front row
from left) Heitschmidt, Tiger; Payton Wilkens, Pack 206, Plainview, Wolf; Brady
Robb, Pack 265, Nazareth, Bears; Landon Robb, Pack 265, Nazareth, Webelos;
and Tanya Schulte, Nazareth, Outlaw Division. Second-place winners (second
row from left) were Tye Schulte, Pack 265, Nazareth, Tiger; Cade Swinburn (not
shown), Pack 263, Tulia, Wolf; Montana Swan, Pack 252, Plainview, Bears; Nathan
Steffens, Pack 265, Nazareth, Webelos; and Ethan Schulte, Nazareth, Outlaw.
Third-place winners (third row from left) were Chance Hochstein, Pack 265,
Nazareth, Tiger; Ryan Gaither (not shown), Pack 263, Tulia, Wolf; Joel Chavez,
Pack 206, Plainview, Bears; Eric Heitschmidt, Pack 265, Nazareth, Webelos; and
Darcy Schulte, Nazareth, Outlaw.
Doug McDonough/Plainview Daily Herald
GETTING IT PERFECT: Webelos Scout Caleb Martin
lines up his Texas Tech Pinewood Derby car during
Saturday’s Haynes District race at First United
Methodist Church’s Cross and Flame Activity Center.
Martin is a member of Cub Scout Pack 206.
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Three Little Pigs
A teacher was reading the
story of the Three Little Pigs
to her class. She came to the
part of the story where the
fi rst pig was trying to gather
the building materials for his
home. She read, “and so the
pig went up to the man with
the wheelbarrow full of straw
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Cop killer won’t get new trial
WASHINGTON (AP)
— The Supreme Court has
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that gave a new trial to
a man convicted of killing a
police offi cer in Texas.
The high court today ordered
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The New Orleans-based
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because a prospective
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from his trial because
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Hayes was convicted for
the 1998 fatal shooting of
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Teens hit by train ignored warnings
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