Cage Player Goes Free Agent In NBA Market
Toby Kimball, 6 feet 8 inches, 220 pounds, former San Diego Rockets forward, places himself on the market as the NBA’s first contract option free agent. He seeks three more seasons, aims to join another NBA club, and will not comment on Rockets relations while attorney Larry Fliesher handles matters.
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NBA Players' Association
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Executioner set for Florida Derby showdown with French
Jim French travels south to Gulfstream Park for the 144 mile Florida Derby facing Executioner and a field of Kentucky Derby hopefuls. Executioner has won four of his past five, with Jim French carrying 122 pounds in the $100000-added race alongside other 3 year olds such as Bold Inquiry Eastern Fleet Sole Mio and Adobe Ed.
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Associated Press
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Young Women Aim for Pro Tennis Big Pay
In the Virginia Slims Invitational tour at the 34th Street Armory New York, Billie Jean King leads as top seed after a 6-2 6-1 win over Julie Heldman. Rosemary Casals, Ann Hayden Jones, and Francoise Durr reach the semifinals after tough wins, with considerable earnings and experience.
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France
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San Francisco
Floridians reel off five wins in ABA playoff push
The Floridians won their fifth straight by routing the Virginia Squires 128-105 to climb to fourth in the East. Indiana beat Denver 129-110 and Utah toppled Texas 138-122 as the league races toward the ABA playoffs. Knicks beat Hawks 112-101 in the NBA playoffs.
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Texas
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Squires
Charley Scott
Bob Verga
Condors
Randy Mahaffey
Cougars
John Brisker
Pittsburgh
Mel Daniels
Ladybird Introduced as Pest Control Pioneer
The World Almanac notes that in 1889 ladybirds were imported from Australia to California to fight the cottony cushion scale, becoming the first notable example of a natural enemy used for pest control.
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World Almanac
Australia
California
Black Caucus Seeks Nixon Liaison After Meeting
Fourteen black congressmen met Nixon after a long wait and found him sympathetic to their case. The group presented 32 pages of 60 recommendations, including 1.1 million public service jobs in a year and a $6,500 yearly guaranteed income for a family of four, plus Southeast Asia disengagement by 1971.
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Ustin Scott
Associated Press
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Dmich
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92Nd Congress
Africa
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Republic of South Africa
Robert Finch
Opposition to merger of AM&N stirs Arkansas Senate
In a tightly fought debate the Arkansas Senate heard strong opposition to merging AM&N with the University of Arkansas. Senators cited mail from black constituents urging against the plan while others defended the merger as advancing higher education. The bill would reconstitute AM&N’s board as a board of visitors working with the U of A board, with governor appointments from a nine member committee.
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Prescott
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Hamburg
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Gathright
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Oscar Alngood
Rockefeller
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Benton
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Fletcher
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North Little Rock
Patterson
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Heber Springs
Alexander
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Arkansas First State Capitol
Arkansas
American Osteopathic Association
U.N
iARBS By PHIL PASTORET
iARBS By PHIL PASTORET discusses organizing hula dancers and fringe benefits, jokes about competent repairmen fixing TV sets before home handymen, and notes a prout aid to weight loss via fixed salary amid a garbled, satirical Newspaflen Enterprise Association tone.
Hoosier origins and a reader letter reply in Helen Help Us
The column presents the Hoosier nickname origins with theories from Indiana sources and readers. It includes a Dear Helen exchange about marriage, independence, and female zest for life, concluding with a note that the feature invites more youth questions and experiences.
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H.L.C
Encyclopaedia Britannica
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