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DECEMBER 1, 1979 Designed to Be the First True Home Computer- for Skilled Computer Users Or Beginners DECEMBER 1, 1979 Designed to be the first true home computer- for skilled computer users or beginners. ,, Now-the Texas Instruments Tl-99/4 Home Computer Whether you're already quite capacity-16K RAM remote controllers also knowledgeable about com­ (Random Access Memory), available. puters or want to learn how to 26K ROM (Read Only Each Solid State Software get started, the Tl-99/4 is Memory), plus up to 30K Command Module contains a for you. ROM in Tl's Solid State complete, ready-to-use You can begin using the Tl Command Modules. program. Command Modules Home Computer literally • 16-color graphics capability. are available in a wide range minutes after you unpack it. , Outstanding music and of application areas-from Without any previous com­ sound effects, through five education to entertainment to puter experience or program­ full octaves. personal finance and home management. ming knowledge. You simply • 13" color monitor included. snap in one of Tl's Solid State Texas Instruments is Software'" Command Mod­ • Revolutionary Solid State committed to making your Tl ules and touch a few keys. Speech" Synthesizer Home Computer an enjoy­ Step-by-step instructions are (optional) adds the remark­ able, useful, long-term displayed right on the screen. able dimension of the human investment-a total system So you or just about anyone voice. that will grow in utility and in your family can use the Tl- • Eight-position-stick wired value for years to come. 99A. Come take a look at the The Tl-994 gives you an remarkable Tl-994 Home unmatched combination of Computer in action. The features, including: sooner you buy one, the • Powerful Tl-BASIC-built-in sooner you and your~ 13-digit, floating point family can start ("c;-i BASIC. benefiting from the t~ • Up to 72K total memory new computer age. , TEXAS INSTRUMENTS ISCORPORATED THE WHITE ROCK /tM~lF-10N- Dear White Rock Runners; We on the White Rock Marathon Committee sincerely congratulate all of those participants who helped make the 10th Annual White Rock Marathon such an outstanding success. This year's race drew nearly 3,000 runners for the marathon, with some 2,100 finishers, In addition, this time 13 people qualified for the Olympic trials and more than 200 met personal goals of qualify­ ing for the Boston Marathon. The success of a race like this can only occur through the dedicated efforts of many volunteers. This year nearly 300 people donated their time to make this event come off as smoothly as it did. We also extend our thanks and congratulations to all of the sponsors, and look forward to much success at the 11th Annual White Rock Marathon. For all of you who enjoyed this year's race, we plan to make next year's marathon even better (we will all have to pray for a repeat of the weather since that is the one thlng we can't control). Have a great running year, and we look forward to seeing you December 6, 1980 for the 11th running of the Dallas White Rock Marathon. rely yours, L~b, Chairman White Rock ~larathon Committee TENTH ANNUAL WHITE ROCK MARATHON The 2608 entrants were greeted to 1'Shuffling Down to Buffalo11 the best weather of the decade in Texas's largest and fastest marathon. In the men's race 14 runners would All of those runners realized that qualify for the Olympic Trials in this was the one to "go for' 1 and the Buffalo, New York next May and 7 were 2144 finishers (82%) attested to the under 2:20, After an early lead by ideal conditions, Steve Floto and Dwain Spitz (50:33 at 10), a close pack of about half a dozen reached 16 miles together when Fred Torneden and Stan Vernon attempted a "break away, 11 Through the toughest stretch of the course Text by Ralph Taite (16-19 miles) they averaged a aub 5 pace. Vernon paid the price and Photography by Ken Slawson began fading after 19. Torneden of and Jim Griffin Wichita, Kansas took a 20 second lead at 20 with a 1:42:08 split following his first 10 in 51:24. TONI BERNHARD "Wonder Women" Although Toni Bernhard of Houston would not maintain the 6:12 pace that ahe split at 10, none of the other 11 Cloc~ork Orange" 204 women got within radar range of her 2:47:31 (new record), Kathleen Kyle Heffner (running without his Whitcomb of Wichita, Kansas finished glasses) would later recall that second at 2:50:03 (3rd fastest ever) Fred was far enough ahead of him that and Robyn Wiley of Dallas captured he could not have seen Fred had he 3rd in 2:59:11 as 5 women slipped not been wearing all orange. Slowly under J hours. pulling on the orange blur ahead, the 100 yard gap at 20 narrowed slightly and Kyle realized that he had to reBlly move to catch Fred. At 24 he jumped on it and drew even at 25, Heffner 1a finishing strength brought him in at a new White Rock Record of 2:14:30. 21 seconds back waa Torneden who was also under Jeff Wells previous 2:15:11 record. Although Fred confessed that he was struggling the last 2 miles, he still averaged 5:15 from 20 miles in. Heffner's splits showed 51:24, 1:42:28 as he averaged 5:08 for 10; 5:06 for 10-20 and 5:09 for 20 and in. [t~~qtf~~~t~~fi~;!fffl~~t~~i,~ •i,;-.,_,.,,. FRED TORNEDEN "Today White Rock, Tomorrow the World 11 PR's and smiles were the order of the day as 311 runners bested 3 hours nnd 9S6 clipped 3:30, Boston, here we come, TONI BERIBtARD LEADER PROFILES HIKE HAIRSTON Housewife and mother of 3 daughters (2, 4, 6) Toni, at 33, had no KYLE HEFFNER athletic background until she took up running about 6 years ago, After A research assistant at the Aerobics FRED TORNEDEN a 2:58 at Boston this year (3:10 at Research Center in Dallas, Kyle, 25, White Rock in 1978) this Houstonian is pursuing a master's degree in Fred, 22, and a May graduate of Fort went for coaching to well known exercise physiology, After graduating Hays State in Kansas is working as a Master Jim McLatchie, Tonie has been from Richardson High School, Heffner manager of a pizza parlor in Wichita, making her name well known ever since attended Texas A&M running cross­ Kansas, a job which allows him time in the southwest. Although her goal country and track, In his senior to train during the day, This was of 2:45 was obtainable, Toni 1 s early year he showed a glint of things to his 2nd marathon after a summer of pace 61:58 at 10 caused her to hnve come at the December 1976 White training at altitude and Fred felt some rough miles late {2:06:00 at 20) Rock Marathon when he popped a capable of running in the 2:15 1 e, He before she claimed the new women's 2:23:39. Now after a 2:18:30 at will take his 2:14:51 and remember nark in this her 5th marathon. Nike in September and this 2:14:30 not to wear orange next time, in his 10th marathon he will join former high school teammate, John Lodwick, at the Olympic Trials. KATHLEEN WHITCOMB Kathleen, 24, is a transplanted New Englander, now an aircraft engineer at Boeing in Wichita, Kansas, Captain of the women's track team at Tufts University, she had bests of 4:51 and 10:42, .In this her first marathon, she split 63:55 and 2:08:56 at 10 and 20 on her way to her 2:50:03, Page 6 RACE DIRECTOR, JAMES THRUSTON WEATHER CONDITIONS Time 9 am 10 am 11 am 12 pm 1 pm 2 pm 3 pm Temperature (Of) 37 46 52 56 60 61 61 Humidity (%) 40 30 21 18 15 15 15 Wind Speed (mph) 6 4 4 C 9 9 7 Direction WSW w w w NW NNW Sky Clear ,.rf'E~ : r::-:.;;.L ·: ."EM'S ~SllTS FINl::)l PC$!TICN ~\'£ STAT[ Fl.tl'ER O.£AA..L If£ FJN/9-l POS!T!Cti ...,. STAT£ fiUff:R G\ffil't.1 If£ ti'.1, !IP£ ti'.I. 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