Melodrama at British Games as Kip Keino wins 1500m
In Edinburgh the Commonwealth Games produced drama around Kip Keino who won the 1500 meters despite a death threat. Police investigated threats and a Kenyan official teased a forthcoming statement as a large crowd watched Keino and rival Dick Quax duel for the win.
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Geoffrey Miller
Associated Press
Edinburgh
Scotland
Kip Keine
Keino
Majestic
Meadowbank Stadium
Arthur's Seat
Keing
Ben Gethi
Kamel
Gethy
Reino
Keno
Dick Quax
New Zealand
Ken van
Hope Star Hope 189% Press 1927 Consolidated notice
Publication detail page lists Hope Arkansas Star Publishing staff and offices. Rates show subscription pricing for various regions including local carrier, Hempstead Nevada Lafayette Howard Pike Clark Counties, Arkansas and out of state mail. The notice includes contact addresses in Hope and major cities for national advertising representation.
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Star of Hope
Consolidated
Chiss
Hope
Ark
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
AP News Dispatches
Southern
Ass'n
Arkansas Press Ass'n
Arkansas Dailes, Inc
Poplar Av
Memphis
Tenn
Hartford Bidg
Dallas
Texas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
F. 42Nd St
New York
N.Y
Penobscot Bidg
Detroit
Mich
Skirvin Tower
Oklahoma City
Okla
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard
Pike
Clark
Arkansas
Kargan of
Nwine
Keino hints at 5K focus after Commonwealth Games
Keino, now 30, plans to concentrate on the 5000 meters and possibly race the 10000 in the future. He says this Commonwealth Games may be his last, as Elizabeth II presents his gold medal following a 9:37 record.
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Keino
Federal Reserve warns Penn Central loan would delay bankruptcy
A confidential Federal Reserve report dated June 17 warned the proposed 200 million V loan guarantee to Penn Central would likely postpone bankruptcy proceedings and fail to ensure repayment. It urged either government loan guarantees totaling 500 million or broader legislation to support the railroad, amid Nixon administration plans and Defense Department involvement.
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Jean Heller
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Penn Central
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Federal
Defense Department
Wright Patman
D-Tex
House Banking Committee
Fed
Patman
Federal Reserve System
Board of Governors
David M. Packard
Department
New York City
Yastrzemski Hits According To Situation
Boston slugger Carl Yastrzemski says he adjusts swing to the situation rather than chase a batting title. After a night of timing and patience, he led the Red Sox to a doubleheader split with the Angels, emphasizing long ball over base hits when needed. He already has three AL batting titles and aims to contribute to wins.
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Boston
APD
Carl Yastraemiski
Bostond Sox
Si Titson
California Angels
Yas
Lin
Gong
Kapp Is Problem for Vikings
The Minnesota Vikings face contract trouble amid stalled negotiations keeping veteran players from camps. Quarterback Joe Kapp seeks a five year 1.25 million dollar deal, while GM Jim Finks hopes talks with Kapp and his lawyer may resume. Kapp became a free agent May 1 after exercising his option. Many rookies are training, drawing veteran workouts near camps.
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Ben Thomas
Associated Press
Minnesota Vikings
Minnesota
Joe Kapp
Vikings
St. Paul Dispatch Pioneer Press
Adelphi University of
Long Island
Hofstra University
Cornell Gordon
Steven Tannen
Regu
Advances in Girls Tennis Tourney Reach Quarterfinals
In Little Rock AP report, top seed Marita Redondo of San Mego Calif defeats Betsy Nagelsen of St Petersburg Fla 62 6 1 to reach the girls 14 under quarterfinals. Also advancing were Sandy Stap Deerfield MI and Jeannie Evert Ft Lauderdale Fla and Lynn Epstein Miami Beach with Robin Terny Los Angeles in the 12 under division.
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Little Rock
Marita Redondo
San Mego
Calif
Lawn Tennis Association
Betsy Nagelsen
St. Petersburg
Fla
Sandy Stap
Deerfield
Jeannie Evert
Ft. Lauderdale
Lynn Epstein
Miami Beach
Robin Terny
Los Angeles
Revokes One Sentence Not Another in Arkansas Case
In Little Rock, U.S. District Judge Oren Harris vacated a 10 year 1956 sentence for Robert Courtney, now 34. Harris kept a 12 year sentence from 1963 and noted the habeas petition claimed lack of legal counsel. The 1956 term carried six years suspended. the 1963 burglary and grand larceny convictions added two years with nine suspended, and the court ordered six consecutive years.
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Poinsett County
Notable Player Streak Lifts Season Average Near Leader
A seasoned hitter surged last month with 23 hits in 1 day stretching a 442 week span. His improved form raised his season batting average to 423, placing him second in the league and 5 points behind Frank Hobinson of Baltimore.
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Hanks
Hin
Frank Hobinson
Baltimore
Rams Sign Free Agents and Rookies In Camp Shuffle
Hope (Ark) Star reports Rams coach George Allen calls rookie absences a break for rookies who will get more individual attention. Rams add Sam Adams guard from Prairie View and Dan Kubelka tackle from San Fernando State. Cowboys cut two rookies after scrimmage with Chargers, Ken Edmonds and Baron Chindery. 49ers WR Dave Del Signore and rookie Paul Schmidlin shuffled positions. Bills move Paul Schmidlin to middle linebacker. Patriots draft Phil Olsen from Utah State to surgery for knee ligaments.
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HOPE
Ark
Lars
Los Angeles Rams
George Allen
Rams
Sam Adams
Prairie View
Dan Kubelka
San
Page Five
Dinal
Boston Patriots
Lireman Phil Olsen
Utah State
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