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Kareem Jabbar Named NBA Most Valuable Player
Kareem Jabbar of the Milwaukee Bucks earned the 1971-72 NBA MVP award with 581 points and 81 first place votes. Lew Alcindor previously won the honor last year as he led Milwaukee to the championship. Jerry West finished second, Wilt Chamberlain third, John Havlicek fourth, and Spencer Haywood fifth. Houston also topped the Les Bolstad Invitational Golf with Corker DeLoach taking individual laurels at 144.
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Haskell to house American Indian Hall of Fame in Kansas
Lawrence AP An American Indian Hall of Fame will be established at Haskell Junior College in Lawrence with temporary headquarters in the student union and a $100,000 fundraising goal for a permanent building. Inductees must compete post high school in AAU or pro sports, show core character, and be at least one quarter American Indian or Alaskan native. The hall aims to secure Jim Thorpe Olympic medals.
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California Seeks Playoff Help Stumbles in Minnesota
California’s playoff bid stalls as Minnesota’s North Stars beat the Golden Seals 4-2 to stay in fourth in the West, one point behind St. Louis. Detroit wins 7-5 over Vancouver as California fights a tight four team battle for two spots with Pittsburgh and Philadelphia two points back. The Golden Seals face a shrinking schedule.
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Hope Star publication details and subscription prices
Hope Star, Star of Hope 1899, published 1927 consolidated, provides staff roles, contact info, and circulation notices. It lists publishing staff ledgers, association memberships, and advertising reps, plus postage and subscription rates for in state and out of state, including college student offer.
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Industrial Peak Still Unconquered By the Dow
John Cunniff reports that the Dow Jones Industrial Average has not breached the 1,000 point barrier since the 1960s. The piece compares DJIA movements with Amex and discusses index weighting, stock splits, and notable company shifts such as AT&T and IBM in shaping the perceived market ceiling.
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Choctaw Gray Favored In Oak Lawn Preview Race
Choctaw Gray, trained by W.R. Pope II and ridden by David Wells, is the favorite in Oaklawn Park's $12,500 Oak Lawn Preview for 2-year-old colts and geldings. Eleven entries run four furlongs as the eighth race with El Chamaco and Back To Jack challenging, Baygo wins earlier feature at odds.
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Disrespect for Law Not Tolerated in Arkadelphia
Arkadelphia Professor Arthur W. H. Arnold warned Tuesday that disrespect for law and order would no longer be tolerated in the city. He said some people think there is fun and games but they will not when they wake up.
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SWC Teams Win 5 of 6
Southwest Conference baseball teams posted a 5-1-0 record in nonconference games. Texas Tech swept Hardin-Simmons 50 14-3 and Texas Aggies swept Minnesota 4-3 and 8-0. SMU lost the opener to St Edward's 6-2 but won the nightcap 7-1. Cecil Norris starred for Tech with seven RBI in the doubleheader. Tech improved to 15-7. A&M stood at 11-6.
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