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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1970

Page

5

Star of Hope Newspaper 1929 Staff and Schedule Details

Hope-Star Hope 1899 press 1927 consolidated notes staff roles and daily and weekly publication times. The piece lists editors managers circulation and printing details, plus national ad reps and program schedules for television and radio listings.

Star of Hope Consolidated

Small Cars Deadlier in Crashes in Senate Study

Washington AP report notes small low priced cars show higher injury and death rates in 1966 and 1968 North Carolina crash data. Volkswagen buses and several 1960s models led injury tallies, while 1970 Hornet ranked high for repair costs and Beetle proved cheapest to repair after low speed tests.

Washington Senate North Carolina B. J. Campbell Safety Research Center University of North Caroina Campbell American Motors William Haddon Jr Insurance Institute For Highway Safety

Bumpers Heads to NAI Swim Championships

Conway swimmer John Bumpers of Hendrix College is slated to compete in three events at the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics championships starting Thursday. He was the lone qualifier from the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference.

Lacrosse Wis John Bumpers Conway Bumpers Hendrix College

Red Wings Move Westward in NHL Battle for Standings

The Detroit Red Wings extended their unbeaten streak to nine and rose to third in the NHL East by edging the Los Angeles Kings 3-2. Thin Ecclestone equalized for the Blues in a 5-5 draw with the Minnesota North Stars. Al Karlander and Lily Dea scored for Detroit, with Dru tallying the winner.

Associated Press Detroit Red Wings United States Torrid Wings Los Angeles Kings St. Louis Blues Thin Ecclestone Minnesota North Stars Red Boston Oakland Los Angeles Kings New York Rangers Yeostun Fet Chicago Liber al Karlander Lily Dea Dru Hogs Lonsbersty Bil Flett Bywdestem Blues Gol Feo Bette Ingengun Celle Et Louis Terry Chist Minne- Ping Tue Bill PP Parise

Wilkens Faces Narrow MVP Odds Amid Sonics Win

Coach Lenny Wilkens led the Seattle SuperSonics past the Chicago Bulls 109-102 as he shrugged off MVP talk. Dick Snyder and Bob Rule added 22 and 21 while Phoenix and Atlanta won big to tighten playoff races. The NBA scene also saw Reed, Caldwell, and Hayes boasting strong scoring in varied matchups.

Associated Press Lenny Wilkens National Basketball Asseltion Wilkens Seattle SuperSonics Chicago Bulls Sonics Phoenix Suns San Francisco Atlanta Hawks Idhe Los Angeles Philadelphia New York Knicks Detroit San Diego Boston American Basketball Association Kentucky Denver Los Angeles Pittsburgh New Orleans Washington SuperSonics Dick Snyder Bob Rule Neal Walk Gail Goodrich Dick van Arsdale Jerry Luccas Warriors Atlanta Joe Caldwell Hawks Philly Wally Jones 76Ers Knicks Dick Barnett Bill Bradley Willis Reed NBA Jimmy Walker Pistons Otto Moore Reed Elvin Hayes Rockets Jet Havlicek Celtics

Baylor Coach Loses His Key Athlete

Baylor Track coach Clyde Hart said losing sprint star Ronnie Allen dealt a severe blow to hopes of winning the Southwest Conference title. Hart estimated a loss of 15 to 20 points since Allen anchored two relays and was strong in the 100 and 200 meters. He noted Baylor offered Allen a scholarship as the Hughes Springs junior, but questioned the athlete's attitude while reaffirming the scholarship requires effort.

WACG Tex Baylor Clyde Hart Ronnie Allen Allen Hart Hughes Springs

Reed named NBA MVP as Portrayed by NEA in 1969 poll

The National Basketball Association MVP award went to Willis Reed of the New York Knicks, capturing 498 votes to Jerry West’s 457 for the Los Angeles Lakers. Lew Alcindor of the Milwaukee Bucks followed in third, with Oscar Robertson also among top finishers as the league lauds Reed’s standout season.

New York NBA National Runtierip West Lakers Jerry West Jed Willis Reed N.Y. Knicks Weedens L.A. Lakers Lew Alcindor Milwaukee Bucks Walt Frazier Billy Cunningham Philadelphia 76Ers Connie Hawkins Phoenix Suns Lou Hudson Atlanta Hawks Bill Bridges Atlanta. Hawks Wes Unseld Baltimore Bullets John Havlicek Boston Celtics Nate Thurmond F. Warriors Walt Hazzard Joe Caldwell Walt Bellamy Elgin Baylor Otto Moore Detroit Pistons Bob Love Chicago Bulls Betes Earl Monroe Oscar Robertson Cincinnati Royals

Knicks Center Willis Dominates Podolof Cup Narrative

The article recalls Willis of the Knicks as the central figure in the Podolof Cup era, noting Reed's praise and Willis's dominance in scoring and rebounding. It traces past winners like Bill Russell, Wilt Chamberlain, Wes Unseld, and highlights Willis’s impact and the controversial elbows incident with Luther Rackley.

Cincinnati Royals Bill Russell Boston Celtics Wilt Chamberlain Wes Unseld Baltimore Bullets Reed Knicks NBA Willis Luther Hackley Hany Luther Rackley Heed Grambling College Walt Bellamvy

Coach voices tough talk on track team illness rule

Hart laid down the law after Allen quit the mile relay at a Lubbock triangular meet citing sore knees. Hart insisted Allen was fit to play and even to referee intramural basketball while expressing a wish to play court sports, calling the situation possibly the weirdest medical hurdle yet in track.

Hart Allen Lubbock

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