Patriots Reacquire Four Draft Choices After Trade
New England Patriots regain four draft picks after NFL settlement with the Rams. Commissioner Rozelle awards the Rams first round choice and third round pick as compensation for Phil Olsen’s move. Patriots now hold Rams 1st, Rams 3rd, Chiefs 2nd, 49ers 3rd and Raiders 5th round selections.
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Foxboro
Mass
New England Patriots
Patrotts
NFL
Pete Rozelle
Phil Olsen
Los Angeles Rams
Rozelle
Patriots
Rams
Joe Kapp
Minnesota Vikings
Los Angeles
Kansas City
San Francisco
Oakland
Olsen
New England
Monte Carlo Rally Opens With 206 Survivors In Nonstop Race
The 41st Monte Carlo Rally began in the French Alps as 206 of 264 cars started in the 26 hour non stop event. Top drivers include Bjorn Waldegaard and Gerard Larrousse driving Porsche works cars as eight speed trials determine the winner amid mild but icy road conditions.
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Monte Carlo
Europe
French Alps
Sweden
Bjorn Waldegaard
Gerard Larrousse
France
TV Tonight Foxes Cousteau Manatees and New NBC Detective Pilot
ABC airs Jacques Cousteau undersea adventure highlighting the Florida manatee and threats from civilization. The program features manatee rescues and release back to the wild after a Miami sewer rescue nicknamed Sewer Sam. NBC tests a new detective series Cutter starring Peter Deanda in Chicago, inspired by Shaft success, as city officials weigh production hurdles.
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New York
Florida
Jacques Cousteau
ABC
Cousteau
Florida Marine Museum
Miami
Sam
NBC
Cutter
Chicago
Peter Deanda
Shaft
Allison MacKenzie
Mia Farrow
Nader Sues to Block Milk Subsidy Increase
A consumer coalition led by Ralph Nader filed suit in U S District Court to overturn the 6 percent rise in the milk support price from 4.66 to 4.93 per hundredweight. The suit claims White House and Congress pressure influenced the hike and cites campaign contributions to Republicans and Nixon groups.
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Jim Luther
Associated Press
Washington
Ralph Nader
Nixon
Congress
Republican Party
White House
U.S. District Court
Der
Agriculture Department
Clifford M. Hardin
Hardin
Nader
Trust For Agricultural Political Education
Associated Milk
House
Black Hawks Deny Charge In Price Freeze Case
Chicago Black Hawks deny in U S District Court that a 25 cent rise in program prices from 50 to 75 cents violated Nixon era price controls. Arthur Morse for the National Hockey League club calls it a Chicago institution and not in violation. Case continued until Thursday.
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Chicago
Chicago Black Hawks
U.S. District Court
Nixon
Arthur Morse
National Hockey League
Julius J. Hoffman
Black Hawks
Not Thinking About Bruins May Face UCLA Again
Long Beach State coach Jerry Tarkanian twice downplays UCLA but admits the Bruins would be a tough hurdle if the 49ers meet them. UCLA leads the national poll with all 43 first place votes, while Long Beach State sits third after a 15-1 run. The piece outlines the Top Twenty rankings and notes future potential clashes with UCLA.
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Bob Egelko
Associated Press
Long Beach, Calif
Jerry Tarkanian
Long Beach State
UCLA
49Ers
Bruins
Tarkanian
Long Beach
Westwood
John Wooden
Giants
Marquette
Louisville
North Carolina
Ohio State
Louisiana
BYU
Marshall
Hawaii
Minnesota
Princeton
Maryland
Illinois
Missouri
Duke
Duquesne Fordham
Jacksonville
Kentucky
Oral Roberts
Providence
St. John’s
N.Y
Temple
Tennessee
Villanova
West Virginia
Hockey League Realignment Faces Quick Resolution
AP report from St Paul Minneapolis notes NHL governors delayed by weather as they tackle realignment. Campbell expects swift conclusion with scheduling concerns resolved tomorrow. Most governors favored a four division plan of four teams each. if not, Atlanta and Island would join East and West into two eight team divisions.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Minnesota
National Hockey League
Board of Governors
Clarence Campbell
Twin Cities
Long Island
Atlanta
Campbell
Island
ASU signs five more players to football grants-in-aid
Arkansas State University signed five more football grant-in-aid scholars, four from Arkansas and one from Missouri. The signees are Joey Perone Watson Chapel Roy Painter England Rickey Murphy Star City Vaughan McQuary Little Rock and Howard Deprow Gideon Missouri. ASU now has 14 high school players on grants-in-aid.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Arkansas State University
Arkansas
Missouri
Joey Perone
Watson Chapel
Roy Painter
England
Rickey Murphy
Star City
Vaughan McQuary
Little Rock
Howard Deprow
Gideon, Mo
Arkansas State
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Griad
Devid Plenk
Image of
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George C. Scott
New Centurions
Black Hawk
Pearl
Coral
Amber
Hockey League
Hope, Arkansas
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Sheppe
West
2Nd St. Hope
George Wright, Jr
Fanspec
Amspec Inc
Mackenzie Drive
Columbus
Ohio
Wade
State
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