Canadian skates off with crown in world figures
Ka ren Magnussen of Canada won the women's world figure skating title in Bratislava Czechoslovakia, capturing first overall compulsory figures and free skating golds. Janet Lynn of Rockford Ill. finished runner up after a dramatic free skate despite two falls in the short program. Magnussen claimed the crown held by Austria's Trixie Shuba.
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Rockford
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Austria
Trixie Shuba
North Vancouver
B.C
Miss Lynn
Uniondale
N.Y
Don Blackburn
National Hockey League
Minnesota North Stars
Czechslovakia
Reddies Triumph In ARC Showdown At Ouachita
Henderson Reddies beat Ouachita 84 75 on Ouachita’s home court to share the ARC title. Bray led with 17 points, followed by Clay 14 Reynolds 12 Witherspoon 12 and Bradley 10. Scarbrough Jed Quachita top scored for Ouachita with 20. Hamilton added 18. Other closers: Ozarks 91 Arkansas Tech 75 State College of Arkansas 88 Harding 56 Hendrix 84 Arkansas Monticello 69.
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Engle Hall of Fame. Ditka to Cowboys coach
Sports in brief covers Rip Engle’s Hall of Fame induction and Mike Ditka’s retirement as a player to join the Dallas Cowboys as a receivers coach. Also notes coaching changes at Wesleyan and trades involving baseball and hockey players plus early results in figure skating tennis golf.
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Brown
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Dallas Cowboys
Hodge's Illegal Stick Decides Bruins Blues Thriller
Ken Hodge faced a late ruling as the Blues protested a curved stick. With three minutes left, officials upheld the call, costing Hodge a $200 fine as St. Louis held on 4-3 to gain ground in the West Division playoff race.
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Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Gospel Five to Perform at Union Baptist Church Fulton
Calendar item notes the Gospel Five of Mineral Springs will sing at Union Baptist Church Fulton on Sunday March 4 at 2 30 p m, sponsored by Mrs C A Hendrix Rev M E Richie pastor. Obituaries memorial notices cover Moten Walker of M Nab died Feb 24 with service March 3 at 11 a m at Church Hill CME and burial Smith Cemetery under Smith Funeral Home Stamps. Mrs Marchie Lee Lewis of Hempstead County Ark died in Lakeland Fla Feb 24 1973 survived by husband Rev Orie Lewis three children five sisters and four brothers. funeral March 3 at Mt Zion CME Church with burial Cave Hill Cemetery under Hicks Funeral Home. Mrs Alice Bruce Phillips life long McCaskill resident died Feb 28 1973 in Nashville Hospital survived by one sister and numerous relatives. services March 3 1 30 p m at Goff Chapel CME Church McCaskill with burial Young Cemetery.
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Hempstead County
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Lakeland, Fla
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Hope
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Oakland
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Compton
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Reno
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South Bend
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Hicks Funeral Home, Inc
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McCaskill
Nashville
Bruce King
Chicago
Hempstead
Goff Chapel C.M.E
Young Cemetery
State semifinals set after row of Arkansas hoops games
In Jonesboro and Arkadelphia, Drew Central Stamps Tuckerman and Des Arc advanced to Class A semifinals with wins over Nettleton Holly Grove Wilmot and Charleston. Des Arc faces Tuckerman at 7 p.m. and Stamps meets Drew Central at 8 30 p.m. in today’s pair of Brown.
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Northside
Outside Parole Life From a California Ex-Convict
Bakersfield reader describes life after 13 years in maximum security. Paroled on Thanksgiving, he struggles with housing, employment, and stigma from a felony record while pursuing college, work, and personal rebuilding. He credits moral support from a parole agent, editor, priest, principal, and friends in his fragile bid for normalcy.
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Tehachapi
Bakersfield
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Bakersfield College
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