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Vintage Video: Carol Lewis sets new American record at 1984 Dallas Times Herald Invitational
SUMMARY: Carol broke her own American Indoor long jump record twice at the Dallas Times Invitational, setting a new mark of 22 feet 2¼ inches, becoming the first American woman to jump past 22 feet indoors. Her goal was to make the all-time indoor world list, which she achieved. While her brother Carl finished second in the 60-yard dash, Carol stole the spotlight. Despite their competitive achievements, the siblings, both children of track coaches, experience no jealousy. Carol also competed for the first time wearing glasses to correct a depth-of-field issue, a change she plans to continue.
University of Houston junior Carol Lewis sets a new American record in the women’s long jump with a leap of 22-2 1/4 on February 4, 1984 at Dallas Times Herald Invitational in Dallas.
At that meet, her brother Carl Lewis lost to Ron Brown in the 60-yard dash as Matt Musil reports.
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Small business scrambles after UPS mix-up threatens Black Friday plans
SUMMARY: As Black Friday approaches, a small family-owned boutique, Foxy District 31 in Clear Lake, faces a delivery crisis. A crucial shipment of denim jeans, vital for holiday sales, did not arrive on Wednesday as scheduled and is currently held at a UPS distribution center just 10 miles away. UPS mistakenly marked the store as closed, preventing the delivery. The store’s owners, the Lee family, express their stress over the situation, knowing it jeopardizes their biggest shopping day. They hope the shipment will arrive by Friday morning as they prepare to open early for customers.
For many small businesses, Black Friday is the most important sales day of the year, often compared to the Super Bowl for retailers. But for Moxie District 31, a family-owned boutique in Clear Lake, a crucial misstep has added an unexpected hurdle.
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Meals on Wheels delivers Thanksgiving food to 5,000 homebound seniors
SUMMARY: Meals on Wheels is delivering holiday meals to over 5,000 homebound seniors and disabled adults in Dallas County, with around 900 volunteers helping on Thanksgiving. Volunteers, including many families, are loading meals into their cars for delivery throughout the area. This service not only provides nutritious meals but also combats isolation by offering social interaction. The program relies heavily on volunteers, with each volunteer-delivered route feeding someone for a week. Meals on Wheels connects seniors to additional services, ensuring they age safely in place. The event has become a cherished tradition for many volunteers, including students.
Meals on Wheels is making holiday wishes come true for more than 5,000 homebound seniors and disabled adults in Dallas County.
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Bundle up Friday morning if heading out to snag some holiday deals!
SUMMARY: Good Thursday evening, San Antonio! I’m meteorologist Mia Montgomery with your weather update. After a windy Thanksgiving, expect breezy conditions tonight with temperatures dropping to the 30s and low 40s, making for a cold start to Friday. If you’re shopping tomorrow morning, bundle up, as some areas in the Hill Country may experience a brief light freeze. Friday’s high will be around 60°F, with upper 50s expected throughout the metro. The weekend will be slightly warmer and quiet, perfect for outdoor decorations. Rain chances return early next week, peaking on Tuesday, with light rainfall anticipated. Enjoy the rest of your week!
Lows dip down into the 30s/low 40s early Friday, so be sure to bundle up if heading out early to shop! Still cooler than average Friday afternoon, ahead of a quiet weekend. A few rain chances return next week… here’s an update with Mia.
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