Austria May Quit Olympic Ski Team Over Schranz Case
Austria prepared to withdraw its entire ski team from the Sapporo Winter Games after the IOC refused to reinstate Karl Schranz. Officials said eight Alpine men and six women, plus three jumpers, three cross country skiers and one Nordic combined skier, would leave if the full committee backed the executive decision. Schranz was disqualified Monday for selling his name and photo for advertising.
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Japan
International Olympic Committee
Karl Schranz
IOC
Austria
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Rudolf Nemetschke
Olympic Village
Karl Heinz Klee
Ski Federation
Nemetachke
UCLA Remains No 1 in AP Ballot Unbeaten Bruins Lead
The Associated Press panel unanimously named UCLA the nation's top college basketball team for the second week running. At 16-0 the Bruins collected all four first place votes and 860 points. Last week they defeated Loyola Chicago 92-44 and Notre Dame 57-32, extending a 31 game win streak. Coach John Wooden expressed surprise at the season’s rapid progress. Marquette also remains undefeated.
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Associated Press
UCLA
Bruins
Associated Press National Panel of
Sports Writers and Broadcasters
Chicago Loyola
Notre Dame
John Wooden
Wooden
Marquette
Tech Pushed Into a Tie In Arkansas AC Basketball Action
Quachita Baptist University remains atop the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference after an 84-77 win over State College of Arkansas in Conway. Tech dropped from the tie for second after a 85-79 home loss to Harding as Terry Hankton scored 35 for Tech. Harding's Fred Dixon led with 32 points. Henderson and Southern State won, while otherAC results included Arkansas AM&N over Arkansas College and UA Monticello edging Ozarks. Top twenty polling shifted with UCLA leading, Louisville, North Carolina, and Penn among movers. Stamps on Explorers: British stamps set for Feb 16. Tutankhamen tomb stamp on Apr 26.
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Quachita Baptist University
Quachita
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Harding
Terry Hankton
Fred Dixon
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Houston
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Oral Roberts
Syracuse
Temple
Tennessee
Texas-El Paso
Toledo
Pacific
Villanova
The Anna P. Strong Federated Club Meeting Notice
The Anna P. Strong Federated Club will hold its monthly meeting Friday February 4 at 7 30 p m in the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Davis 31 Hopewell Loop All members urged to attend Secret Pal names will be drawn and other business discussed Mrs Estelle Spearman President Obituaries include Mrs Lillie Smith and Mrs Irene Webb Cooper with service details and survivor lists Newcastle bagpipe museum to open next Easter featuring over 100 sets from English Scottish Irish European and Egyptian traditions AP reported
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Charles Davis
Hopewell Loop
Estelle
Spearman
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Henry Smith
Hope
Oak Grove
Fresno
California
Robert L. Smith
Girlie
Jack) Morrison
Mandy Wingfield
D. C. Smith
Denver
Colorado
Bess Lee
Myrtle Smith
Route 3, Hope
Hicks Funeral Home of
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B. Street
Tupman Street
Irene Webb Cooper
Chicago
J.S
M.H
Vernon Webb
Mary McIntre
Niles
Michigan
Joseph Martin
A. C. Brown
Little Rock
Willie Mae Williams
Detroit
Mary Robinson
Homan Avenue
Illinois
Newcastle ON Tyne
Olympic Village for Women Is Compound
The women's Olympic village in Sapporo is a barred two-building compound guarded by Japanese staff, with about 300 athletes housed in seven stories of security and a strict men only policy near the dorms. U S skaters Jojo Starbuck Janet Lynn and Barbara Brown share suites with other competitors, dining across the road in an open coed hall, while films like The Four Seasons of Japan and 101 Dalmatians entertain between practice sessions.
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Associated Press
Sapporo
Olympic Village
Jojo Starbuck
U.S
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Calif
Jojo
Janet Lynn
Rockford
Barbara Brown
Denver
Julie Holmes
North Hollywood
Lana Murray
South Orange
N.J
Melissa Militano
Dix Hills
N.Y
Charley Brown
Barbara
Colonel Sanders
Olympic Committee
Japan
Mixup Brings Freedom in Fayetteville
A court error freed Thomas R. Brown, 21, after a miscommunication between Fayetteville officials set him to be jailed. Sheriff Bill Long did not know Brown remained in custody, and a radioman released him from his cell to talk to his lawyer and bondsman, leading to his unintended freedom following a court order that originated after Brown bonded out of the city jail.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Bill Long
Thomas R. Brown
Fayetteville County
Maupin Cummings
Brown
Fayetteville
Cummings
Long
Sheriff’s Department
Hanoi secret talks offer spurned in Paris meeting
North Vietnamese documents show Hanoi offered to send Minister Xuan Thuy to a secret Paris meeting with Henry Kissinger on November 20. The United States declined, seeking a higher ranking Communist representative. Washington said no point would be served by a meeting after Le Duc Tho fell ill and a Kissinger-Tho session was canceled.
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Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
Paris
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Tho
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Thuy
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North Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
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Politburo
William P. Rogers
Rogers
White House
State Department
Hope Star wraps Nixon Paris peace talks coverage
The Hope Star reports on Nixon's Paris peace talks address, Kissinger's secret meetings with Tho and Thuy, and U S plans to meet Hanoi officials to end the war. It notes Washington messages and Rogers remarks on Hanoi strategies, plus Arkansas law dean Ralph Barnhart seeking retirement.
Solunar Tables Guide for Planning Fishing and Hunting
Solunar Periods from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide daily activity. Plan days to fish in prime territory or hunt in good cover during these times to maximize sport. The schedule emphasizes optimal periods for success.
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Richard Alden Knight
Gopher Coach Seeks Public Opinion On Incident Fallout
University of Minnesota basketball coach Bill Musselman urges end to public discussion while defending his players after the January 25 fight with Ohio State. He says silence hurts credibility, apologizes for the incident, and backs his team despite suspensions for Ron Behagen and Corky Taylor.
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University of Minnesota
Bill Musselman
Musselman
Big Ten
Wayne Duke
Ron Behagen
Corky Taylor
Ron
Corky
Hope native wins Hawaiian Holiday sales contest
James E. Cornelius, Houston branch sales manager for American Mutual Liability Insurance Company, earned a $216,000 creditable new Workers Compensation premium total in late 1971 to win the Hawaiian Holiday contest. He and his wife Suzanne will vacation five days at Halekulani Hotel in Honolulu. Cornelius, a Hope Arkansas native, earned a BSBA from the University of Arkansas in 1963 and attended law school there. He joined American Mutual in 1967 in Houston, was promoted in 1969, and resides at 3117 Georgetown West, Houston, with his wife and three-year-old daughter Catherine Ann.
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Wakefield
Mass
James E. Cornelius
Houston
American Mutual Liability Insurance Company
Squires Learn Hard Way In ABA Loss To Nets
Virginia fell 123 115 to Indiana as Bob Netolicky posted 26 points and 20 rebounds after slow two game start. Zelmo Beaty led Utah with 34 points and a career high 18 rebounds in a 135 115 rout of Carolina, as all Stars reached double figures.
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Virginia Squires
Bob Netolicky
Indiana
Netolicky
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Virginia
Squires
Pacers
Zelmo Beaty
Utah Stars
Carolina Cougars
Charlie Scott
Utah
LaDell Anderson
Cougars
Willie Wise
Hempstead County Farm Tax Meeting Series Heads Next Event
Income Tax expert J O Kumpe Ext Farm Management Specialist discusses 1971 tax changes at a Hempstead County Livestock Producers meeting. The extension service conducts four farm records and taxes sessions. next is Farm Records on Thursday February 10 at 7 00 p m in the Hope Post Office Building conference room. Check local pages for updates.
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Hempstead
Hemp
Stead County Cooperative Extension Service
Hope Post
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