NBA appoints new commissioner amid reshuffle
The 1975 76 season opens with a new NBA commissioner noted for political credentials and long service in government. He helped plan John F Kennedy and Robert Kennedy campaigns, directed Lyndon Johnson cabinet posts, and chaired the Democratic National Committee in 1968 and 1970 72.
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Basketball Czark
National Basketball Association
Stasor
NBA
Wilt Chamberlain
John F. Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Robert Kennedy
Democratic National Committee
McGovern
Johann Strauss
Ielts
Campaign 76 Veteran senators calling it quits
Four long serving senators plan not to seek re election as 76 looms. Pastore Symington Hruska Hart retirements prompt far reaching questions about Mansfield and Scott. Scott hints at December decision while Byrd stands as potential liberal heir amid GOP leadership questions.
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Steve Gerstel
Washington
UPI
John O. Pastore
Hhody Island
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Roman Hruska
Nebraska
Philip A. Hart
Michigan
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Hugh Scott
Mansfield
Scott
Scutt
Reader
Leiggee
Robert C. Byrd
Byrd
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Edmund & Muskie
Maine
Alan S Cranston
California
Daily Horoscope for October 24 1975
The page lists zodiac signs with guidance for the day. Aries through Scorpio receive prompts to discuss ideas, trust instincts, socialize, avoid idle remarks, mingle with youth, expect value changes, seek discussion, and note notable success across fields.
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Priday
Jaries
Lawyers seek permission to advertise legal services
UPI reports in New York and Virginia suits challenge bar bans on lawyer advertising. Proponents argue ads inform clients and reduce costs, while opponents say reforms would degrade ethics. Lawyers like Carl E. Person and Bradford W. Hildebrandt urge clearer pricing and efficiency reforms.
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UPI
New York
Bradford W. Hildebrandt
Tegal
Bar Association
Virginia
Carl E. Person
Manhattan
Philip Hirsch
Richard Shadyse
Person
United Press International
Brooklyn
American Bar Association
ABA House of Delegates
Hildebrandt
Twiggy's Discoverer Finds New Rock Group
London report details Justin de Villeneuve's discovery of the Doctors of Madness after a private audition at a Charing Cross studio. The band includes Kid Strange, Stoner, Urban Lite, Yehan Bilk, and Peter di Lemma with planned albums and major label interest. Twiggy’s impresario predicts a rise akin to his earlier success with Twiggy.
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Doctors of Madness
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The
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Dylan
Lennon
Urban Hlite
Istanbul
Transylvania
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Peter di
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Dustin
Jan Ward
Shaker Eights
Ohio
Twiggy
Akron beer can collector seeks new owner for 3000 can collection
Steve Toth, 23, of Bath Township, is seeking a sincere person to take over his 3000 can beer can room. He plans to move and wants the collection to stay behind and be cherished by the new owner.
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Akron, Ohlo
UPI
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Bath ‘Township
Toth
Ithe
Acca
Galahad Wins In Notrump Bridge Duel At Court
In a themed hand from the WIN.AT BRIDGE column dated October 23 1975 Galahad and partners play a club led game. West opens queen of spades and dummy cards, Galahad finesses to reach a three notrump game with a balanced five clubs one spade three hearts. The hand ends with a successful game and rubber after precise play and a strategic club sequence. The column also notes Mordred’s opening and Dinadan’s bids and ends with a curiosity about the so called curse of Scotland tied to the nine of diamonds.
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Dinadan
Lancelot
Cesta
Galahad
Clus
Nesse
West
Giamond
Idaho
Scotland
Prospects rise in Lincoln chancellor search at UNL
Lincoln based search committee for UNL chancellor has 100 to 150 prospects. Richard Gill says the list includes applicants and suggestions. A subcommittee will screen names as the full panel plans next steps and aims to forward about ten candidates to University President Varner by December 4 for a January 1 decision after Zumberge’s departure to SMU.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPL
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Richard Gill
Somes Zumberge
D. B. Varner
Varner
Zumberge
Oxl. 1
Southern Methodist University
San Marino Claims Oldest European State Credit
The tiny Republic of San Marino, covering 23.5 square miles within Italy, asserts it is Europe’s oldest state, dating back to the 4th century. The claim highlights San Marino’s long continuous history as an independent entity, amid Italian regional changes.
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United Press International
Republic of
San Marino
Italy
Europe
Nebraska PSC approves ending Grand Island to Loup City bus route
The Nebraska Public Service Commission approved discontinuation of United Motorways service on the Grand Island to Loup City to Boelus route. The line was unprofitable after minibus service began in Loup City. Commissioner Duarte Gay urged subsidy for marginal rural links. The action did not affect the Grand Island to Ord and Broken Bow application.
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UPI
Nebraska Public Service Commission
United Motorways
Grand Island- Loup City
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Loup City
Duarte Gay
PSC
Nebraska
Grand Island
Ord Ani Broken Bow
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