Celtics Extend Nba Win Streak to Ten Games
Celtics rout Bullets 109 96 to cap perfect 10 0 record as Cowens leads with 18 points and 10 in final period. Kings 76ers win behind Archibald 38 points while Knicks beat SuperSonics paving the path for playoff chase across the league. Cleveland, Chicago, New York and Detroit post notable victories in Friday action.
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Market Gains Lift Stocks Amid Record Heights
The Standard and Poor's 500 index rose 0.99 to 114.22 as a new high was set, while the NYSE common share average gained 35 cents and the NYSE composite index closed at 62.92 up 0.51. Chrysler led volume with a 7 growth on 303,000 shares after reporting higher earnings, followed by B T Goodrich at 28 percent on 254,000 and Texaco up 28 percent on 225,800. Ford rose 2 and GM about 1. A Commerce Department survey earlier showed Americans plan higher care spending next year, with auto makers reporting strong late October car sales.
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Hill shoots 68 to lead Texas Open by one stroke
Mike Hill fires a four under par 68 at Woodlake Golf Course to top the Texas Open leaderboard with a 9 under 135 total. He holds a one stroke edge over Orville Moody and rookie Larry White as Moody seeks an exemption gap for next year’s PGA Tour events.
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Prairie high Sophomores Dominate Linn-Mar Upset
The Prairie high sophomores finished 8 1 0 with a strong 16 fourth quarter showing to beat Linn-Mar 16 8. Lions end with a 6 3 season mark.
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Beckman blanks Starmont 20 0 in non conference win
Beckman defense shuts out Starmont 20 to 0 as Mark Wagner Joel Burger and Pat Fegen score on short runs. The win lifts Beckman to 6 3 overall with one conference test left against Maquoketa Valley.
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Clear Creek Defeats Central City 21-18 in Non-Conference
Clear Creek improved to 4-5 after a 21-18 win over Central City in a non-conference game last night. Central City fell to 2-2 as the Cobras remained unbeaten in the series this season.
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New Phillies Boss Ozark's Dad Dies
Leonard Ozark aged seven, father of Panny Ozark who recently became Phillies manager, died in an emergency hospital after injuries described as maiming. The brief item notes the family ties to the Phillies and the son’s position.
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Americans Build Massive Golf Lead in Osaka Match
In Osaka at the 6,680-yard Tkeda Country Club, Berk Yancey Tommy Aaron and Dave Stockton each shot four under par to lift the United States to a 33 stroke lead over Japan after 38 holes of play in the two round U S Japan Professional Golf Match. The U S total stood 986 to Japan 1019 with the best seven scores counting. Lée Hitler became the first American Negro to play in Japan and maintained his lead by carding a one under par 70 to reach a two day total.
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Family bids farewell to Edison Achen in Mount Vernon
Wharton attended funeral services for Edison Achen, father and grandfather to Gary Achen of Greeley Colorado and Jean Achenbach of San Francisco, with relatives Mrs. George Gillespie of Piscataway New Jersey and Mr. and Mrs. Perry Andreas of Reno Nevada as house guests of Don Baxter at 130 Thirteenth Street.
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C R Markets Hog and Cattle Prices Steady to Mixed
Prices paid on the Cadar Nay market show steady to 10 450 lower for hogs Saturday. Friday’s bids for country and plant delivered butchers weighing 200 to 230 pounds ranged 26.25 to 27.00 per hundredweight, with packers 25 off for certain weight grades. Cattle and lamb quotes mix, noting prime steers about 39.50 and various cow and bull prices, while weights define declines for heavier lots.
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Neu Reviews Plans For Legislature
Neu reviews plans for legislature amid scattered notes and garbled lines from the Chicago and Des Moines markets. The page includes hog market quotes, prices for various weight classes, and livestock listings, alongside political ads urging votes for Art Manschild and Jean Oxley in Linn County supervisor and representative races.
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Marion and area church notices mix of services and politics
Local church listings show service times for multiple congregations including Marion Bethel Baptist First Baptist Grilcu Baptist Robins Fail Bible and St Josephs. A political ad features Senator Art Neu campaigning in Ottumwa with views on legislative reform and auditing.
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Gannon condemns Ray directive on university budgets
Mason City report says Democratic candidate Bill Gannon criticizes Gov. Ray's 1973-75 budget reduction plan as unrealistic. He argues the 90 percent target creates uncertainty for Iowa's three state universities, the regents, and lawmakers, urging clear financial outlooks for planning.
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Bank Closures On Election Day At State Bank
The First National Bank and Farmers State Bank will be closed on Tuesday November 7 for the election. Ally.
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Bristol Returns to Coach Montreal Expos
Montreal AP reports Dave Bristol former Brewers and Reds manager returns as third base coach for the Montreal Expos. General Manager Jim Fanning announces Bristol will join Larry Doby Cal Melish and Jerey Rimmer under Manager Gene Mauch with Bristol shifting to scouting duties. Bristol, a Macon Georgia native, previously contributed to Cincinnati and Expos before managing in the American League.
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Couple Injured In One Car Crash Near Lansing
James McKee of LaCrosse Wisconsin 22 and his wife Sandra 20 suffered injuries in a one car crash one mile west of Lansing on Highway 9 today after McKee said the steering apparatus failed. The car’s rear went over an 80 foot embankment tumbling repeatedly before landing on its top. The couple were taken to Veterans Memorial hospital in Waskan for treatment and released after care for cuts and bruises.
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Ten Years Ago Gouvernorship Scribble in Tawi
A garbled note recalls a Republican Bourke Br Hickensnaper of Godar Raplis as elachxl governor of Tawi ten years past, with unclear details and names.
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Kidwell Talks About Helicopters In Campaign Remarks
Kidwell addressed helicopters at a Friday Harris fundraiser with Johnson County sheriff candidate William A. Kidwell noting multiple law enforcement uses. He cited Cedar Rapids purchase details and said many agencies use helicopters for search and rescue, flood response, traffic control, and crime reduction while warning about high operating costs.
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Hughes Seeks Best Educated Deputies for Sheriff Posts
Coralville candidates night features Republican Gary Hughes promising to recruit the best educated and competent deputies as vacancies arise. He stresses calm demeanor in tense situations and proposes replacement positions and promotions on a competitive, civil service style system guided by standardized testing.
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Faches Sees Court Reform as Challenge
County official Faches warned Friday morning at Bishops cafeteria that implementing a unified court will be a major two year test. He called for an experienced county attorney to aid the court reorganization and urged full cooperation from the sheriff, clerk, district judges, and the county attorney's office to ensure a smooth transition.
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Lipsky Praises Pollution Control Progress in Iowa
State Rep. Joan Lipsky Cedar Rapids notes advances in pollution control aid and soil conservation legislation as Iowa pushes to strengthen the Department of Environmental Quality. She stressed broadening the department’s scope and continued legislative progress.
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Avenson vows district roundtables during session
Democratic candidate Bonald Avenson for the 16th legislative district pledges to hold a series of legislative roundtables twice monthly in every section of the district while the legislature is in session. He says this will boost accountability and ensure constituents hear and influence their representative’s actions.
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Toll fatalities in Iowa fall 25 percent in October
Des Moines says October traffic deaths totaled 84, the lowest for October since 1968, down from 112 a year earlier. Officials credit public awareness for reducing fatalities and note the drop reflects a broader trend in road safety efforts during October.
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Commissioner outlines Oc tober highway safety drive
Commissioner Michael Sellers said the department focused its October effort on highway safety problems with public information and selective law enforcement. He noted 41.7 percent of fatal crashes involved alcohol and more than a quarter of crashes involved obviously drunk drivers.
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Ray Names Riley To Attend Forum
Gov Robert Ray said he designated State Sen Tom Riley to represent him at the National Forum in Washington DC on December 4 1972. Riley was chosen for his knowledge of elderly issues and his service on the Governor's Commission on the Aging.
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Engine Quits Plane Lands Safely in Wisconsin
A twin engine aircraft experienced an engine failure and rough running while near Cedar Rapids. Pilot Bill Skife of Potosi Wisconsin diverted to a Marion airstrip and landed safely with three passengers reportedly uninjured. The incident occurred Friday at the small airstrip near Marion after the Cedar Rapids control facility redirected the flight.
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