Wooden Says UCLA Will Win Again After National Title
UCLA coach John Wooden expressed strong belief in repeating as champions after the Bruins secured the 1969-70 national title by defeating Jacksonville. He highlighted returning starters Henry Bibby and Sidney Wicks, plus Steve Patterson, and noted the challenge of the Pac-8 conference and replacing Vallely.
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Dan Berger
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
UCLA
John Wooden
Bruins
John Valley
Henry Bibby
Wooden
Jacksonville
Vallely
Lew Alcindor
Alcindor
Steve Patterson
Sidney iVicks
Wicks
Artis Gilmore
Kurtis Rowe
Juni
Eas
Lew
Hope Star Union Contact and Publishing Details 1929
Hope Star published weekday evenings from the Star Building Hope Arkansas with address 212 14 S Walnut St and P O Box 648. It lists staff including Alex H K Washburn president editor Donal Parker vice president and advertising manager Paul H Jones secretary treasurer and general manager C M Pod Rogers managing editor and director and circulation manager Billy Dan Jones and mechanical superintendent. It notes second class postage and memberships in Audit Bureau of Circulations Associated Press Southern Newspaper Publishers Association and Arkansas Press Association with national ad reps in multiple cities.
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Star Building
Walnut St
Hope, Ark
P.O
Area
Hope
By Star Publishing CO
Alex
Washburn
Donal Parker
Paul H. Jones
C.M
Pod) Rogers
Billy Dan Jones
Ark
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
AP News Dispatches
Ass'n
Arkansas Press Ass'n
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar
Memphis
Tenn
Isiti
Hartford Briag
Iwas
Texas
N. Michigan Ave
Chicago
Hawks surge into playoffs on six game win streak
Atlanta rides a six game win streak into the NBA playoffs as top West seed after acquiring Walt Bellamy. The Hawks feature Lou Hudson Walt Hazard Bill Bridges Joe Caldwell and center Bellamy while Chicago counters with Chet Walker Bob Love and Clem Haskins. The Lakers rely on Wilt Chamberlain Jerry West and Elgin Baylor in their series against Phoenix. The Bucks ride Kawhi? Alcindor to second in the East with support from Flynn Robinson and Jonnie Glocklin.
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Tom Saladino
Associated Press
Atlanta
Hawks
National Basketball Association
Chicago Bulls
Los Angeles
Bulls
Phoenix
Chicago
Suns
Philadelphia
Lew
Richie Gurin
Bellamy
Lou Hudson
Walt Hazzard
Bill Bridges
Joe Caldwell
Chet Walker
Bob Love
Clem Haskins
Wilt Chamberlain
Jerry West
Elgin Baylor
Lakers
Chamberlain
West
Baylor
Connie Hawkins
Dick van Arsdale
Gail Goodrich
Alcindor
Bucks
UCLA
Hiep
Flynn Robinson
Jon Bie Glocklin
Billy Cunningham
Hal Greet
Instant Millionaire Bob Lanier Signs with Pistons
Bob Lanier, 21, signs a 5 year $15 million contract to play for the Detroit Pistons, choosing the NBA over ABA offer of about $2 million. He is recovering from a knee injury suffered after Saint Bonaventure beat Villanova in the NCAA regional final. Lanier cited NBA prestige and guidance from Willis Reed as reasons for his decision.
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Bob Lanier
Marvin R
PIKE
Associated Press
Buffalo
N.Y
Detrot Pistons
National Basketball Association
Lawier
New York Nets
Ameri+can Basketball Association
NBA
ABA
Detroit
Pistons
Buffalo General Hospital
Lanier
St. Bonaventure
Villanova
Ed Coll
Willis Reed
New York Knicks
Roy Doe
Nets
Lanter
Haywood May Swap: Bb Leagues Haywood May Swap
Spencer Haywood, a rookie ABA scoring and rebounding leader with Denver, says he may switch to the NBA. An NBA source doubts a one-year move, noting two more years under contract plus option year remain. The piece notes Haywood's three-year Denver Rockets deal worth about 254000. Also: Royal Bank of Canada to sponsor four Montreal junior drivers for four years with expenses covered, and Brown hockey names Connie Schmidt captain for 1970-71 season.
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Detroit
Spencer Haywood
Denver
American Basketball Association
National Basketball Association
Haywood
Detroit Free Press
University of Detroit
Associated Press
Muntheal
Canada
Royal Bank of Canada
Montreal
Ian Christine Amd Lam Motley
Reds 1970 Prospects Pitching Woes Dominate NL West Preview
NEA Sport writer Marty Ralbovsk y assesses the Reds roster under new skipper Sparky Anderson. Pitching remains a weakness despite strong hitting from Bench May, Helms, Perez and Rowe. Jim Merritt and Gary Nolan anchor the staff, with youngsters Carbo and Bravo vying for starting roles. Prediction: Reds finish second in the NL West.
Viet Nam Rangers claim 64 enemy dead in plain of Reeds battle
South Vietnamese rangers report 64 enemy troops killed in a second major clash in the Plain of Reeds near the Cambodian border as U S air power and armor supported the operation. government says ranger battalion seized an anti aircraft gun and seven rifles. evidence notes earlier raid against a camp with 68 enemy killed but higher ranger casualties. separate items describe U S helicopter losses and a court review in Saigon.
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Michael Putzel
Associated Press
Saigon
Plain of Reeds
Tuyen Binh
U.S
ONO
Phuoc Long
Supreme Court
High Court
Arkansas County Officials Association Debut
Robert Shaw defends the Arkansas County Officials Association as it opens in Little Rock. President Bizzell says the group will promote county governance through seminars and conferences, with voluntary dues and aims to unite counties despite opposition about lobbying and tax use.
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Robert Shaw
Presa Witter
Little Rockapy Sn
Association of Arkansas Cotte Tled
Franklin Rigel
Bivcell
Arkansas Municipal League
Winthrop Rockefeller
Bizzell
Association
Chanter
Com
Tynar Parc
Bissell
Bigzell
Biszet
Carlson Nam U S Prison Head Named by Mitchell
Norman A. Carlson, 36, a career federal corrections official, was named head of the Federal Bureau of Prisons by Attorney General John N. Mitchell. He succeeds Myrl E. Alexander, who retired January 31 after six years leading the bureau. Carlson had been Alexander’s executive assistant since 1966.
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Washington
Norman A. Carlson
Federal Corrections
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Carlson
Myrl E. Alexander
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Alexander
Fulbright Backs News Defense Bill Amid Press Role
Fulbright urged Senate support for a news defense bill stressing press freedom and clear separation between media and government to preserve the watchdog function and strength of society. He warned against government intimidation of the press and emphasized safeguarding editorial independence.
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Fulbright
Senate
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Woody Woodward
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