New baseball rule widens gulf between players and owners
The Joint rule allowing a player to be placed on the Temporary Inactive List for illness or a non-baseball injury could suspend pay and extend the gap between Major League players and club owners. MLBPA chief Marvin Miller said the players will seek federal court action to enjoin enforcement if the rule is not withdrawn, amid pension talks and an impasse at the bargaining table.
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New York
William Eckert
Miller
Cincinnati
National League
Warren Giles
Players Association
Barry key in Oaks win over Houston in ABA action
Rick Barry poured in 38 points to lead the Oaks to a 137-116 win over Houston, restoring a seven game Western lead. Gary Bradds added 28 as Oakland used a strong fast break to overcome a rough first half and pull away in the third quarter.
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Associated Press
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Rick Barry
American Basketball Association
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The
Oaks
Houston
Qiks
Minnesota
Miami
New York
Indiana
Dallas
Denver
National Basketball Association
Baltimore
Boston
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
San Diego
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Chicago
Detroit
Atlanta
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Oukland
Gary Bradds
Warren Armstrong
Stew Johnson
Mavericks
Connie Hawkins
Art Heyman
Pipers
Hawkins
Spirit
Les Hunter
Cf Hagan
Rockets
Hagan
John Beasley
Larry Jones
Lavern Tart
Nets
John Fairchild
Pacers
Hope Arkansas Court Docket Summary of Dockets
Court docket from Hope Arkansas itemizes drunkenness driving while intoxicated speeding and other offenses. Defendants include Robert Bain Henry King Floyd C Louis Wade Bradford Frank Prater and many others with pleas guilty not guilty or trials. Fines range from 11.50 to 136.15 with licenses suspended or probation imposed.
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Robert Bain
Henry King
Floyd C. Louis
Senator Pieskens
Charles . Richardson
Wade Bradford
Dimmy Edwards
Willie Weatherspoon
John Elroy Henderson
Wade Bradford, Jr
Charles Haynie
John Hendrix
Raymond D. Slifer
Winston White
Samuel Greening
Archie W. Island
Gussie P. Pressley
Dale Tilton
Richard Lynn York
Willie J. Carrigan
Frank N. Adams
William Johnson
Lorene ¥. McRee
Kay Rhodes
Perry Lee Scroggins
Gerald D. Jones
Louis Pressley
Perry Lee Scoggins
Wendel H. Lig
Mary L. May
James A. Miller
Alery Jy Neel
Edward L. Schoolay
Charelotte L
Teague
John A. Teney
Richard F. Trantham
William Watson
Sidney M. Webb
Icle D. Withite
Carlee Williams
Earl L. Willis
Frederic H. Miller
Pilgrim Feed Company Improv
J.W. Willis
Melvin Stewart
Wille Bradley
Harvey Rofford
Marcum
Arkansas
Ilty
Vin Grigzle
Gene Hopson
Jackie Thompkins
Kulog
Gully
Colts defense rebounds after Unitas loss to chase record
New York dispatch reports Coach Don Shula says the Colts rallied after Johnny Unitas’ injury. Baltimore’s defense clamped down, aiming for one of the NFL’s best marks in the 14-game era. The 12-1 Colts hold the Coastal Division lead as their defense permits few points. Earl Morrell’s backup quarterback play fuels a still dangerous offense, placing Baltimore high in total and passing yards.
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New York
Johnny Unitas
Don Shula
Baltiemore Colts
Colts
Chicago Bears
Pittsburgh Steelers
Baltimore
Unitas
Earl Morall
Dallas
Cleveland
Cowboys
Browns
Television Logs Little Rock Today
Local TV listings note Today showings from noon to 1 PM and highlight Truth or Consequences at 12:30 PM on channel lineup. Also mention cy and What's New segments in the afternoon grid.
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Eye On Arkansas LLC
BC Virginian
Peyton Place
Doctors
Guiding Light
General Hospital
Beverly Hillbillies
Green Acres
Mike Douglas
Jonathan Winters
Perry Mason
Johnny Carson
Bazo
Paul Harvey
Val
Hazel
Gilligan's Island
Marshal Dillon
McHales
Navy
Gane Willams
Art Paul Harvey
RED
Kozo
Br Sons
Yal Bono
Arkansas A.M. NW
Arkansas
Boone
Blondie
Hawaii Five
Dream House
Azg News
Ironside
Dick Cavett
Moyle
Lek Cavett
Andy Griffith
Atlanta
Ee van Dyke
Unclear court entries list penalties and dismissals
Ty fined 121.15 and 50.00 suspended. Acme Brick overweight forfeited 46.15 cash bond and 10.00 penalty. Chemical Seaman, Piggly Wig gly Wright & Young Construction overweight forfeited 46.15. David Band Inc no ACC authority pleads nolo contendere fined 7115. McAdams Refrigerated Service Simplex no ACC authority forfeited 296.65. Larry W. McKee unlawful use of driver license dismissed. Major R. White no driver license dismissed. Yerger Player is all state.
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Acme Brick Company
Piggly Wiggly Wright & Young Construction Co
David Band, Inc
ACC
McAdams Refrigerated Service Simplex Company
No Acc Authority
Larry W. McKee
Major R. White
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Michael Conrad Ames
Terry C. Beard
Betty C. Brown
Dorothy Camp
James E. Cheatham
Chester Franklin Clark
Jerry Joel Cooley
Carl Curtis
James B. Fincher
Cora Orwell Coffeld
Dock A. Huggins
Donald Dean Hughes
Raymond Vars
Robert Stanton James
Joe David Key
W. T. Keys
Carolyn Sue Monts
Carrol Ray McClellan
Robert D. O’keefe
W.T. Spradling
Wanda Taylor
Eileen B. Winer
William Zumalt
Frank Jamison
Frank C
Prater
Douglas Williams
Noble Scott
Frater
Jimmie C
Carraway
Robert Watson
Bobby J
Palmer
Thomas Ross
Frank C. Prater
Glen Travis Perdue
Ned
Otset
United Colt Defense
Little Rock
Aursdaday
Yerger
C.C. Hindmangers
Willie Tate
Fulton
Hope Yerger
Christopher Hindman
Hope
Ark
George Straughter
Harold Conway
Hope Star
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