Bengals Beaten By Intangibles in Exhibition Loss
Cincinnati coach Paul Brown blamed emotional frenzy and defense lapses after a 28-10 defeat to Denver. He praised Ken Anderson and Essex Johnson while criticizing receivers drops and rookie errors. Cincinnati hosts Houston Oilers next Sunday.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Cincinnati Bengals
Paul Brown
Denver
Brown
Ron Carpenter
Sherman White
Ron Pritchard
Ken Anderson
Essex Johnson
Clark
Mike Reid
Houston Oilers
McMillian Shuffles To Buffalo Braves
Buffalo Braves acquire forward Jim McMillian from the Los Angeles Lakers in exchange for leading scorer and rebounder Elmore Smith in a NBA trade Monday.
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McMillian
Buffalo Buffalo
Buffalo Braves
Jim McMillian
Los Angeles Lakers
Elmore Smith
National Basketball Association
No-Show Count Reaches 50 072 in NFL Opener Night
Milwaukee AP reports 579 fans skipped the Jets versus Packers game while 49 313 ticket holders did not attend nine NFL games aired locally after Congress lifted local blackout restrictions on sold-out games.
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Milwaukee
New York Jets
Browns Eye Crucial Clash With Steelers On Pittsburgh Turf
Cleveland quarterback Mike Phipps called Sunday's meeting with the Pittsburgh Steelers the season's most important game. He highlighted the need for improved running and ball control to gain momentum, noting Pittsburgh as the defending division favorite and a tough road test.
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Cleveland
Mike Phipps
Pittsburgh Steelers
Browns
Steelers
Pittsburgh
Lake
Three Rivers Stadium
Phipps
Siffiday
Leroy Kelley
Germanys Win Full United Nations Membership
East and West Germany gain full UN membership at the 28th General Assembly session, joining 135 countries with Israel the sole opponent to East Germany over reparations. The move signals postwar European détente alongside debates on the Korean War UN Command and the Chilean coup fallout.
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United Nations, N.Y
East
West Germany
United Nations
World Organization
General Assembly
Bahamas
Israel
East Germany
U.N
Korea
United States
South Korea
China
Soviet Union
Meat labeling plan aims to show source of cuts nationwide
The National Livestock and Meat Board unveiled a voluntary labeling scheme to identify which part of the animal each cut comes from. The plan also standardizes names, reducing around 700 to 300 distinct terms, with chains like A&P and Kroger already pledging compliance.
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Washington
National Livestock and Meat Board
New Jersey
David H. Stroud
Consumers Union
Food and Drug Administration
New Meat Industry Program
Some Gas Stations To Close In Face of Price Ceilings
Gas station owners told the Cost of Living Council that some stations are shutting down due to price ceilings, while others defy rules. In Oklahoma City 25 percent reportedly closed, and remaining stations charge up to 4 cents above the legal price as ceilings cut prices by up to 3 cents. A group of 33 senators warned rollbacks may force more small businesses to close. The case, before a three judge panel, could lead to higher prices if the ceilings are ruled unfair, with a ruling expected by early next month.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
Pete V. Domenici
R-N.m
Bud Walch
Oklahoma City
Council
John Dunlop
Justice Department
William C. White
Court of Appeals
White
Banks Lift Prime Rate to 10 Percent Across Major Lenders
Several large banks raised their prime rate to 10 percent including Bankers Trust Manufacturers Hanover New York Harris Trust First National Bank of Chicago National Bank of Detroit and Mercantile Trust St Louis The move marks the 16th 0.25 percentage point rise this year and follows a government data request to Wells Fargo and First National City Bank of New York.
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New York
Bankers Trust
Manufacturers Hanover Trust
Harris Trust & Savings Bank
First National Bank of Chicago
National Bank of Detroit
Mercantile Trust
St. Louis
Committee On
Wells Fargo Bank of San Francisco
First National City Bank of New York
New Gaps In Iron Curtain Sought At Security Confab
In Geneva the United States and allies begin a push to open new gaps in the Iron Curtain as the second phase of the CSCE resumes. Delegates discuss translating principles into concrete terms with 35 governments holding theoretical veto power and committees outlining work into next year.
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Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
Europe
Rudolf Bindschedler
Helsinki
Andre Dominice
George West
U.S
A. G. Kovalev
Malta
Mediterranean
Sporn Strike Continues at Graham Station New Haven
Local 426 members of Utility Workers of America voted to continue the strike at the Philip Sporn Power Plant Graham Station. They rejected the latest company offer at a New Haven fire station after meeting at the Red Carpet Inn to renew negotiations. Strike began July 1 as supervisory staff kept the plant running.
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New Haven
Utility Workers of America
Philip Sporn
Graham Station
New Haven Fire Station
Red Carpet Inn
Medical testing continues for stricken Columbus workers
In Columbus Ohio health officials press on with tests for about 130 print shop workers at Columbus Coated Fabrics after 41 employees contracted a limb weakening illness called peripheral neuropathy. Union demands full plant testing and safety proof, while the company seeks to identify the solvent or industry link. A separate notice announces Mary Doss appointed administratrix of Fannie Doss estate with four months to file claims.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus Coated Fabrics
State Health Department
Corwin Smith
Textile Workers of America
U.S
Agin
Mary Doss
Coolville
Ohio
Fannie Doss
Athens County
Legal Notice and Foreclosure Case In Athens County
Case No. C1L73 350 names Raymond T Holcomb unknown address as defendant in Melvena Holcomb petition seeking divorce and real estate title. Hearing set for November 20 1973 with additional EPA public notice on proposed air regulation changes including sulfur dioxide control and district office availability. Also notices of foreclosure action against Tommy L Smith estate with appearance by November 20 1973 in U S District Court Southern District of Ohio Eastern Division.
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Raymond T. Holcomb
Melvena Holcomb
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Ohio Departments
South Front Street
Columbus
Omo
Ohio Epa
Northeast
East Aurora Road
Swinsburg
West Washington Street
Bowling Green
RKR
Nelsonville
South Main Street
Dayton
Division of Authorization and Compliance
P.O
East Broad Street
Tommy Lee Smith
United States District Court For
Southern District of Ohio
Eastern Division
United States
Tommy L. Smith
Athens
Janett Hartley
Recorder's Office
Lot
Adams Street
Joseph P. Kinneary
United States District Court
Campaign Financing Study OKd
After a long debate the group approved a campaign financing study with LSC staff input to be reviewed by House and Senate committees. Gilligan promised a specific proposal at reconvening and three election reform bills would be reintroduced in a special session. Gray was elected commission chairman replacing Kurfess as chairmanship rotates between houses.
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Riffe
LSC
House
Senate
Lancione
Gilligan
Gray
Commission
Charles F. Kurfess
Perrysburg
Executrix Appointed for Joseph F Cunningham Estate
Carol Lois Cunningham of P O Box 24 Stewart Ohio is named executrix of the estate of Joseph Frank Cunningham deceased of Stewart Athens County Ohio by Judge Harold J Rose of the Court of Common Pleas dated September 12 1973. Notice includes court dates 9-18 9-25 and 10-2.
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Lowell B. Howard
Judge Court of Common Pleas
Marjorie Mitchell
Athens County
Ohio
Carol Lois Cunningham
P.O. Box
Stewart
Joseph Frank Cunningham
Harold J. Rose
Judge Court of Common Pleas Probate
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Nixon
Salvador Allende
Chile
CIA
Pentagon
Alarcon
John A. Scali
A&p
Kroger
Safeway
London
Borden Silver Cow
Carnation
Food Fair
Grand Union
FDA
Jerry S. Cohen
One Retailer Group
Sporn
Edwin E
Aldrin
NASA
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