March 29th 2010
From KSFY News:
The headlines from papers dating back to the 1930's tell you that Harold Thune made an major impact on the local basketball scene.
That's why he, along with 18 other players, was inducted into South Dakota's inaugural class of the High School Basketball Hall of Fame.
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March 29th 2010
From the Argus Leader:
Every decade for the past 80 years was represented, and the oldest of the group was Harold Thune of Murdo, who never sought out the spotlight but couldn't manage to avoid it in this case.
Like it or not, the former player, coach, teacher and Navy fighter pilot symbolizes the rural romanticism and small-town appeal that give our hoop history such a storybook flair.
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March 29th 2010
From Keloland News:
Harold Thune played for Murdo High School in the late 1930s before moving on to future success as a Golden Gopher at the University of Minnesota. On Saturday, the 90-year-old shared his honor as part of the Hall of Fame with his son, South Dakota Senator John Thune.
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March 25th 2010
From the Argus Leader:
The Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies and the Teaming With Wildlife steering committee have honored four members of Congress, including Sen. John Thune, R-S.D., for their outstanding leadership to advance wildlife conservation.
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