Anti-Missile Plan Still in Works
House Appropriations Chair Mahon predicts resumption of the Sentinel antiballistic missile project after a Pentagon review. He says the Nixon administration will seek the $5.5 billion for Sentinel despite Democrat critics and site-area opposition. He argues public support favors U S antimissile development.
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North Little Rock Climbs to Second in State Poll
North Little Rock Wildcats rebounded from a three game skid to win seven straight under coach Bob Bowden. The AP poll lists LR Central first, NLR second, and Central’s Fort Smith Northside etc along with other top Arkansas teams and notable changes in ranking.
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Epee Telecsdque Results and Scheduled NBA Games
Monday results from the Associated Press appear incomplete with no games scheduled. Wednesday’s slate lists Minnesota at Toronto New York at Oakland Philadelphia at Chicago Pittsburgh at St Louis and Los Angeles at Montreal, Chicago at Boston.
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Jim Green Sprint Star at Kentucky
Kentucky sprinter Jim Green, a 20-year-old Eminence native, rose to national attention by winning at Madison Square Garden with a 6.0 on the dash and drew praise from coach Press Whelan. Despite past injuries and racial tensions at Kentucky, Green notes strong community support as he pursues track and Olympic dreams.
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Yerger Tigers fall to Waldo Westside Tigers Arkansas
Yerger high school boys basketball teams lost to Waldo high school in Waldo Arkansas Friday night. In the senior game Yerger 64 Waldo 78 with David Blook scoring 35 for Yerger and R Baxter 20 for Waldo. In the junior contest Waldo won 57 to 35 as Yerger’s David Briggs and Kenneth Elis led with 4 and 2 points respectively.
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Yerger Tigers To Play In District 7-A Tourney
The Yerger Tiger teams travel to Gordon Arkansas for the District 7-A Tournament Tuesday night. Senior Tigers face Peake High of Arkadelphia. junior boys meet Prescott Curley Wolves at 7 30 p m. senior girls play at 8 40 p m. Team records: seniors 2 16, juniors 6 12, tigerettes 2 wins and losses.
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Vatican's Italian Concordat Under Threat In Italy
The 40 year old Concordat binding Italy and the Vatican faces revision as a government panel drafts changes to marriage divorce church teaching schools and clergy rights. The clash centers on divorce legalization contraception and state church relations amid political shifts and socialist ties.
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Negro Jobs Tripled in Construction
AFL-CIO official Robert M. McGlotten said construction unions have tripled minority youth apprentices in the last nine months, with about 2,400 placed through outreach. He estimated eight percent of apprenticeships are minority, potentially rising to 16 percent this year, as programs resume and no quota exists. The shift reflects federal pressure and hopes for public housing job growth.
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