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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1971
Page
6
An advertising note highlights the low cost and effectiveness of want ads. The message repeats contact information and emphasizes strong outreach potential for readers seeking to place small classified campaigns.
A reader describes a mucus like object and symptoms of fatigue and headaches. Dr Lamb explains tapeworms are flat and segmented, suggests roundworm ascariasis as a possibility, and notes many people confuse mucus or other items for worms. The doctor advises saving any specimen for exam and that diagnosis requires a physician.
Houston coach Tex Winter justified star center Alvin Hayes departure from the game, saying he was upset with play. Hayes left in the second quarter of a 102-87 win, despite Houston's second win in 10 games. Milwaukee beat Cleveland, and Golden State topped Los Angeles in other NBA action. Hayes cited an injured leg for leaving, while Winter suggested broader roster issues as the Rockets aim for better team cohesion.
The piece notes the IRS will be stretched next year and focus on major evasion, meaning many returns won’t be audited until 1973 or later. It explains the DIF computer system and auditor review process, with delays into 1974. It also previews Japanese auto news on turbine and rotary engines potentially affecting 1973 car plans.
NBA ABA note: Artis Gilmore, rookie center for Kentucky Colonels, draws praise from Rick Barry who predicts he will eventually surpass Bill Russell, saying Gilmore can shoot better and will excel defensively. The Nets edged Kentucky 107-103 as Leaks and Gilmore clashed late, with Leaks scoring the go ahead basket.
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