Bradley and Thurmond Lead All Star Selections
NBA coaches named Bill Bradley and Nate Thurmond to start for the East and West respectively for the All-Star Game in Chicago on January 23. Also selected as first-time players were John Block Pete Maravich and Bob Dandridge, with seasoned stars such as Wilt Chamberlain and Jerry West returning for another appearance.
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Jo Jo White
Boston
John Block
Philadelphia
Jack Marin
Houston
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Gail Goodrich
Los Angeles
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John Havlicek
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Lou Hudson
Wes Unseld
Spencer Haywood
Rick Barry
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Jerry West
Nate Archibald
Sidney Wicks
Wilt Chamberlain
West
Laker
Bob Cousy
Charlie Scott
Ouachita Routs State College for Seventh Straight AIC Win
Ouachita Tigers, defending champion, rallied from a 30-29 halftime deficit to beat State College of Arkansas 77-73 in the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference. Jim Hamilton scored 27 of his 33 after intermission as SCA fell to 4-3 in league play. Arkansas College defeated Harding 80-59 with Maurice Scarbrough and Milton Sullivan leading the scoring. Henderson beat Hendrix 89-80 to stay near the top, while Arkansas Tech defeated Cameron State 71-64 in a nonconference tilt.
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Television Logs Roundup Of Evening Air Schedule
The page lists broadcast times and programs across channels from 6:00 to 10:00 PM including Americans From Africa Truth Or Consequences To Tell The Truth Dream Of Jeannie Dragnet Police Surgeon National Geographic and more noting titles such as The Night Strangler Hawaii Five-O Hernandez Houston P.D. Marcus Welby M D NBC Reports Speaking Freely and regional shows like Arkansas Continuum Southern Perspective and Speaking Freely.
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Bill Moyers’ Journal
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Hernandez
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Arkansas Continuum
Southern Perspective
Marcus Welby
M.D
NBC Reports
TV Schedule Fragment Teases Classic Shows
Readable entries list a morning Sunrise Semester service and a block of afternoon to night programs including Texarkana College World Tomorrow, Captain Kangaroo, Dinah Shore, Love, American Style, Merv Griffin, Virginian, Bob Hope Christmas Show, Eye To Eye, Medical Center, and various educational and art segments.
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Medical Center
Owen Marshall
Cole Porter
Paris
Hope Star staff and contact details list January 1973 edition
The Hope Star staff directory and publisher contact details for the January 16 1973 edition are listed. Names include Alex H Washburn president and editor and various editors reporters and department heads. The note details offices postal address and telephone numbers in Hope Arkansas.
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Hope, Ark
Star Publishing CO
Alex. H. Washburn
Demonstrations Hit Two Memphis High Schools
Two Memphis high schools Frayser and Trezevant were targets of pupil anti busing demonstrations on Monday with about 250 pupils walking out and police arresting one for disorderly conduct. Board president Hunter Lane warned of large scale white withdrawals before desegregation busing begins as 13 000 pupils are bused next week and another 12 000 reassigned.
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Randy Schmid
Associated Press
Memphis, Tenn
Memphis Board of Education
Frayser
Trezevant
Hunter Lane Jr
Lane
L. R. Polk
Trelevant High School
Polk
Trelevant
U.S. District Court
Robert M. McRae Jr
McRae
U.S. 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
NAACP
Arkansas leads in gonorrhea cases in week study
AP reports 193 gonorrhea cases in Arkansas for the week ending Jan 6, ranking 17th among 90 states without population adjustment. Arkansas per capita rates place it around 7th or 8th for gonorrhea and syphilis, with projected fiscal 1973 cases around 12,000.
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Nevada
Lafayette
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Pike
Clark
Arkansas
Little Rock
Public Health Service
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New Jersey
Wisconsin
State Health Department
G. Doty Murphy
Murphy
Jacoby transfer dominates endgame in four hearts
The article explains the Jacoby transfer bid used after a no trump opening. North bids two diamonds to promise five hearts, guiding South to hearts and inviting game with a three heart rebid. Four hearts becomes a practical contract, illustrating how the transfer affects the final contract. The problem asks what to do after a pass by South and a double by West.
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David Carter
St. Louis
Olle Willner
Stockholm
Willner
Richard Troxel
Minneapolis
Oswald Jacoby
Troxel
North
South
Game
Fat is the key skim milk calories compared
Dr Lawrence E Lamb explains calories in skimmed fortified milks versus whole milk. Eight ounce portions range from 103 calories for skimmed plain to 160 for whole milk, with fortified variants at 125 and 142 calories. He notes fortified skim milk often gains calcium, but calories stay lower than whole milk.
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Dr. Lamb
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