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The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 11

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The Courier Newsi
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Blytheville, Arkansas
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11
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Coming out of the laat turn he forced coupe wide open at he went down the leaf to the bridge. dfctot know how fast he wac ffMBg. lit didn't dare took. Be hung on as he booted hit car down the hiH and hoped it would hold together. He flashed acroM the bridge and onto the flat, pedal jammed to the But he (fidnl have Once Itiey were off the bridge.

(car moved to the left, Link ifurned on his brights, and the convertible moved past and puBed away. As always, tink would be the first one home. was hopeless, but Ricky tiling on, flying along wide open, but forced to watch Link's red tail-lights widening the gap between them. He would be second into town, but there ww no in that There wouM have to a time wben be waa ha led all the If he could just beat Link once, t'air and square, he'd be satisfied. Someday he'd have the power chew his dust.

He wouldn't give up until Link followed bus lights into Delhdlle. ARNI1 VANZUUK stood side the police station waiting hopefully for a little breeze to make the night more bearable. A huge mass of sweat and discomfort, he closed his eyes at he laboriously breathed in the heavy air and listened. He opened eyes at the sound of footsteps. A moment later Ricky's father joined him.

Madison was wearing a pair of striped wash pants and a short- sleeved sport shirt. "Evening, Arnie. 1 "Evening, Mr. Madison." -It's a hot night." You can hear the earn grow tonight, I bet." The slender bank a i seemed troubled. He looked pale and uncertain in the light that streamed from the jail window and reflected an hie long balding bMd and rimleat "Have you UM bopt to- niffht, Arnie?" "Earlier.

They drowt toward Dei Moinae." 1 dont like it," Madison said, looking in the direction the boys had taken. "They been pretty mad since the council turned them down," Arnie said. "And not having girls." "I know. And when they're angry it's no time for them to be on the out ta They Uttened for a moment, uneasy and apprehensive wandtr," Madiiee bafan uncertainly, "tt you might baft any ideas, Arnit." "About the boyi?" ta particular. But they've an baai trouble, havwnt fat a lot af Arnie answered.

"If it keeps up, someone is going to get hurt." dent now," Arnie said. can't beat the percentages." Madison shook his head. "I wish I knew what to do about Ricky. I said when he got his car that I'd take it away if he abused the privilege of driving it I could do it, and he'd be safe, I suppose. But it's not the answer.

The kids tried to meet halfway and were turned down. I suppose it's up to us to find some constructive way to handle this "I don't know," Arnie said. "1 don't know if we ever find a magic answer for everybody. It's like with the doctor. You get a shot of penicillin, it makes you well.

I take one, it me sick." Arnie held up his big hand for silence. From far away they heard the rods coming around the last S-turn, opening "up as they headed down the last long hiH onto the flat Arnie's head jerked slightly as he counted each new motor. "Five," he said, with relief. "Listen to them coma," Madison said, shaking his head. "It's crazy crazy don't they want to live?" "You and me," Arnie said, "wa know how many years we got if we're lucky But them young each thinks he's gonna live forever, no matter what to anybody else.

It ain't they don't want to live. Thar don't believe they can die." drove home slowly, turned in at the drive and cut his engine. There was a light in the living room where his father probably was reading. And a light to kitchen. As ha toakad, mother passed front of the kitchen window.

Then he thought about the Des Motoea trip. just came to him wandering if the boy in the Butok might live in a home like this, might have a father in the living room, a mother working to the kitchen. Waiting for him to come home. Not what be bad nm into. How would MB own foHu fed if whan ha was out a gang of guys ran him off the road and the engine? Political Announcement The Courier News IB authorized to announce the following candidate for the Preferential Primary July 27.

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Years Available:
1930-1977