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You know you're not going to solve all the ills
of the world. You're not even going to solve any
of them.
Norris Alfred, Polk Progress publisher
Story on Pages 2 and 3
00 . . . was suckered, like so many other peo
ple, into fortune and fame. They (coaches) build
you up and they tearyou down if you don 't stack
up to their expectations.
Fred Hare, former basketball player
Story on Pages 4 and 5
I just have a different outlook, I think, on
what life is. I don't believe in people taking
themselves too seriously. Time are human foi
bles inside us all.
Howard Shoemaker, cartoonist
Story on Pages 6 and 7
I didn't black out. I knew everything that was
going on. I knew what happened because I
couldn't move my legs.
Jayme LaRocca, former jockey
Story on Page 8
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