Jabbar Signs 4 Year Pact With Bucks
Milwaukee AP reports center Kareem Abdul Jabbar signed a four year NBA contract with the Milwaukee Bucks. The deal, announced in Cambridge Massachusetts while Jabbar studies at Harvard, runs through the 1976 season with an option for 1977 78. No terms disclosed.
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Ketneen Abdul Jabbar
National Basket Association
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Abdul Jabbar
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Hayes Pledges More Running for Buckeyes This Fall
Columbus AP Woody Hayes said Ohio State will emphasize a stronger running game this season. Injuries limited depth last year but he expects improved stock, with Greg Hare backing up quarterback and Morrison and Pardy competing for spots.
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Teoria
Columbus
Ohio
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
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Newamer Af
Buckeyes
Agwa
Hayes
Prin
Rey
Greg Hare
Gumberland
Steve Morrison
Huntington
W. Va
Dave Pardy
Swanton
King Averts Net Tourney Defeat in Semis Bid
Wimbledon champion Billie Jean King rallies in a tight match to reach the Virginia Slims semifinal in Denver. She defeats Julie Heldman 1 4 6 3 then meets Australian Lesley Hunt in the next round, while other seeds and players battle for spots and titles.
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Bile Jean King
Virginia ‘Simm
den- Pee
Francoise Durr
France
Nancy’ Richey Cantar
Ban Angel
Valerie Roingstead
San Diego
Mra
Caltarsiee
Kristy Pion
Mins Zegentuss
Britain
Jill
Man Sentenced In Iowa Drunk Driving Case
A Tow a City man, Willem Bin Les Baty, 19, was critically injured in a motorcycle crash while intoxicated before his arrest. He was treated at the University care unit. The accident occurred around 4:20 a.m. Saturday in Marin and involved a two-digit license plate.
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Willem bin- Les Baty
Wan
Cedar Rapids
Univesity Hee
Fond Yn
Marin
Sandee Tal
Coniel
Young golfers spark upsets in Tang Y. & Women's Amateur
Cynthia Hill of St Paulsburg and Mina Budke, both 11, battled to a one extra hole finish in the Tang Y. & Women's Amateur Golf Tournament Friday at St Louis Country Club. Hill edged Kirounc of San Diego, while Budke defeated Barbara White Boddie of Shreveport with a par on the 15th.
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Yousabet
Cynthia Hill
Putarsburg
Dundee
Ore
Dey
Misx Hill
Kirounc
San Diego
Mina Budke
Barbara White Boddie
Shreveport
Dutcames
Touney
St. Louis Country Club
Petty Grabs Yankee 400 Pole With 157.007 mph Run
Richard Petty captured the Yankee 400 pole in Cambridge Junction Michigan driving a Plymouth on a two mile track at 157.007 mph. He led a four car lineup with Allison and Pearson sharing the front row. Weather and track conditions limited speeds compared to last year’s pole at 161.903 mph.
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Junction
Mich
Richard Petty
Plymouth
Pete Hamilton
Hallymouth
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Watt
Dodge
Allison
Pearson
Stocks Edge Higher Amid Modest Gains on Friday
The New York stock market rounded out a three day rally with slight gains as trading volume stayed above average. The Dow Jones industrial average closed at 905.83, up 4.44, with auto stocks firming after government asks to reconsider price increases on 1973 cars. Franklin Mint led the Big Board on volume with 208,000 shares traded at 36, while Continental and Amport showed notable moves among top issues.
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Rosewall Advances To Semi Finals In Colonial NIT
Rosewall displayed top form defeating Graham Stilwell 6 4 6 2 to reach the Colonial National Invitational semifinals. Arthur Ashe moved into the last four with a 6 2 6 3 win over Marty Riessen. John Newcombe, Jol Alexander, Tom Okker and Tony Roche also won in quarterfinal shaping matches.
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Texac
Ken Rosewall
Rosewall
Marty Reissen
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John Newcombe
Australia
Jol Alexander
Tom Okker
Newcombe
Tony Roche
Fort Dodge Man Hit By Car Near Ossian
Ossian area crash report notes a Fort Dodge man hit by a car near Ossian on a Friday evening. Details describe a motorist accident scene with injuries and local authorities responding, including unidentified ages and names amid traffic diversions and weather-influenced conditions.
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Ossian
Untitled fragment on wartime policy and a 3% years claim
Fragmentary OCR text notes a reference to a fortification or fort and a president ordering unspecified actions. Mentions a 3 percent figure and a dated claim tied to a past presidency, with garbled place and agency identifiers.
Cedar Rapids Hog Market Steady Prices Across Weights
Prices paid for hams and pork cuttings show steady demand with 21 to 90 pounds valued by grade and condition. Packing sows around 300 pounds fetch 24.50 to 25.00, butchers over 230 pounds vary by weight, and packers discount for lighter grades.
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DES Moines
UPI
Osslan
Robert Lee Press
Wood
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U.S
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Ossian
Pragswood
Dean Ty
Burt Dawnd
Cedar Rapida
Setuday
Neve Cher
Former Clayton County Treasurer Pleads Guilty
James Peters, former Clayton County treasurer, pled guilty to a lesser charge of larceny involving about $20,000 of county funds. He received a five year suspended sentence with two years probation. Restitution arrangements were made, and Peters resigned after irregularities surfaced during a county treasury investigation led by Seat Ann Lloyd Smith.
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James Peters
Clayton County
Harold Pablas
Peters
Ann Lloyd Smith
Erd
Smith
Floral embroidery pattern 650 with eighteen motifs
The ad offers pattern 650 featuring eighteen flower motifs for embroidering on linens and fashions. Patterns priced at seventy five cents with 25 cents extra for air mail or special handling, address to Laura Wheeler at Old Chelsea Station New York for ordering.
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Cedar Rapids Gas
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Marion Man Burned in Mower Blaze
David Simmons of 2980 Eighth Avenue suffered minor burns to feet in a mower fire at his Marion home. Firemen reported the blaze was started by the mower and caused minor damage to the residence.
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David Simmons
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Cor Problem Brings Arrests On Drug Counts
Three Cedar Rapids men were arrested Friday evening on ten charges of possession of a controlled substance. James Stick and Harold Walton, both of 1600 Seventh Street NE, and David Stickley, of 850 Fourth Avenue SE, held in Linn County jail awaiting arraignment. Police traced car damage near Javenue and Twelfth Street NE to the trio, finding freshly cut marijuana and a large quantity of drugs in the trunk. Thomas K. Trosky, 24, of 1831 Avenue NE, Cedar Rapids, also arrested Saturday afternoon, held on a drug charge with bond set at 500 dollars.
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Harold Walton
Seventh Street
Javenue
Cedar Rapids
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Te ‘Rapids
Thomas K. Trosky
Cedar Rapide
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Local Churches Schedule Sunday Services and Worship Times
A scanned church directory lists congregations across Marion and Bethel areas with pastors and service times. Entries include Grace Baptists, Hobine avail Baptist, St Je euphs Catholic, Lutheran and Methodist churches, plus Brethren and Seventh Day denominations. Worship sessions range from early morning to evening, with Sunday school times varied by church.
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Willian C . Laison
4Th
Lyle W. Lee
Grace Baptists
Don B. Martin
Hobine Avail
Mellownn Blvd
Peter M. Morgan
Babine Cueretl
Elmermer Worahis
Luna
Aboertion Lutheran
Grand Ave
Denny J. Brake
Lutheran Church of the Resurréction
AL Paul's Lutheran (Missouri Synod
An DB. Huber, Jr
First United Methodist
8Th Ave
Glenn Lamb
Marshal
Monthei
Prairie Chapel
United Methodist
Clive
Cook
Presbyterian
Lath St
Rupert BE
Lapthorn
Joseph B. McCabe
Reformed Ot Presbyterian
Robert B. McCracken
Church of God
W. J. Kuryluk
United Seventh Ay Brethren
W. Allen Bond
Ghareh School
Khrushchev Suggests U.N. Troop Takeover of Berlin
Premier Khrushchev proposed that U.N. troops assume control of Berlin on an interim basis to manage the crisis, drawing a negative reaction from the United States and prompting debate over the city’s status and future.
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Reed pattern ad for girls coats and dresses
Sedams advertisement promotes no iron blends and knits with printed pattern 4798. Lists New Girls' sizes 6 to 14 and fabric yardage for a dress and coat. Pattern 4798 costs 75 cents with added 25 cents for air mail and special handling. Send to Anne Adams Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Dept 243 West 17th St New York NY 10011 with name address zip sex and style number.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
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West 17Th St
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Reddick Services Set Monday in Iowa City
Funeral services for Michael Reddick, 1 year old son of Iowa Highway Patrol Lt. and Mrs. Richard Reddick of Fairfax, are scheduled Monday at 1 30 p.m. at George L Gay Funeral Home in Iowa City. Reddick died after being struck by a car on Highway 382 near Solon Thursday night. Delores E. Cecil of rural Solon was the driver. He was born May 2, 1968, in Iowa City and had completed his sophomore year at Pleasant Valley High School in Batten Dort. He is survived by his parents, three sisters Deborah Rebecca and Nancy, and grandparents E. H. Burch of Milpitas, California, and Mr. and Mrs. Barry DeBruyn of Colfax.
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Toddler Falls From Window in Anamosa
A two year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Jerry Evans of Anamosa, was in fair condition at St Luke s Hospital Cedar Rapids after falling from a second story window in his parents apartment Friday around dusk. Authorities say he fell from the window into the room below.
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Anamosa
Hilly, Evans
Jerry Evans
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Head of Women's Reformatory Leaves Post
Laure Rays, superintendent of the Iowa women's reformatory at Rockwell City, will resign on the last day of the month. Norland Eljandson, director of the Iowa bureau of adult reform, calls her tenure productive after 32 years. Rays, 32, has headed the institution since 1967 and will join Arthur D. Gittle, Inc. in Cambridge, Massachusetts, to work in criminal justice and urban development.
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Laure Rays
Iowa Women's Reformatory
Norland Eljandson
Iowa
Rorrec Long
Cambridge, Mags
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