Supreme Court Hears Flood Baseball Suit
The Supreme Court heard Curt Floods antitrust challenge to baseballs reserve system arguing that the contract tying players to teams violates interstate commerce law. Lawyers for Flood urged removing the exemption, while defenders warned that the reserve system protects competitive balance. The case centers on Floods demand to be a free agent after being traded in 1969 with a decision anticipated by late June.
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Senator Long Shapes Welfare Reform Plan
Senator Russell B. Long says he is shaping a welfare work requirement plan to replace President Nixon's reform program. The Finance Committee is expected to substitute Long's proposal for the administration plan.
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Muddy Creek May Also Get Rec Lake
A public meeting is set for Thursday April 13 at 7 30 p.m. in Cambridge Springs Joint High School to discuss Muddy Creek Dam proposal changes led by the Army Corps of Engineers Pittsburgh district This follows 1962 authorizations for Muddy Creek Union City and Woodcock dams to include conservation pools and recreation lands if funded with a 50 50 federal non federal match plans envision a 350 acre conservation pool at Muddy Creek with boat launches picnic areas campgrounds beaches and roads The meeting will review potential land purchases and operation arrangements with a non federal partner to be named
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Massacre of South Yemen Leaders Reported by Saudi Agency
Forty FLOSY leaders, exiled since 1967, were lured to reconciliation talks in Yemen and killed by mine explosions after arriving in Sbeiha near the South Yemen border. The Saudi agency said the killings heighten Yemen-South Yemen tensions as borders close and forces go on alert.
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U S Air Raids In North Pushed Above 100 Mark
North Vietnam raids reached the 100 mark as U S warplanes hit a radar site north of the DMZ and targeted antiaircraft defenses and another radar installation. Ground fighting in eastern Cambodia yielded large stockpiles of rice, salt, and weapons as Saigon reported. A helicopter rescue of two downed airmen near the Ho Chi Minh trail faced heavy fire, with one airman wounded and an American recon helicopter shot down in the central highlands.
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