Rail unions threaten nationwide shutdown over 7 railroads
National Railway labor leaders warn 7 designated railroads including Santa Fe Great Northern C&O B&O Southern Illinois Central and Erie-Lackawanna could see a work stoppage as 12:01 a.m. EDT Saturday deadline nears. If President Nixon invokes the Railway Labor Act a 60 day pause may occur while an Emergency Board studies the dispute.
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Erie-Lackawana
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Kiwana luncheon covers new auto inspection law
Yesterday's Kiwana meeting at Town & Country featured slides on the state's new auto inspection law. Dean Friend of Lewisville and Ray Davis of Murfreesboro attended as noted participants.
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Is Club
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Lewisville
Town & Country
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Murfreesboro
Houston Is Best at Pass Rushing
Houston uses four defensive tackles to lead the AFL in pass rush after three games. The Oilers have 11 sacks for 103 yards, allow 211 yards per game and 114 passing yards per game. Jets lead in passing offense at 247 yards per game, tied with Chargers at 369 total. Coach Wally Lemm alternates tackles during games. other notes cover rail labor and St Bartholomew symbolism.
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Hodge Out Week for the Bruins
Ken Hodge of the Boston Bruins will miss at least a week before scrimmage sessions. General manager Milt Schmidt said Hodge is recovering from an appendix operation two weeks ago and has begun light skating at training camp in London, Ontario.
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Bengal Staley Earns AFC Defensive Player of Week
New York AP reports Cincinnati tackle Bill Staley earned AFC Defensive Player of the Week for a 24-19 upset win over Kansas City. He blocked kicks and combined with Rice and Burgey to limit the Chiefs to 126 rushing yards, with six tackles as Cincinnati led 17-13 late. Also noted Bills’ Harry Jacobs’ two interceptions in a 41-28 win over Denver. Hamilton Tiger Cats beat Edmonton Eskimos 17-12 in CFL action.
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Hart Idle Yet Leads AIC in Passing and Scoring
Hart Henderson quarterback Tommy Hart leads the AIC in passing total offense and scoring despite a bye. He has 369 passing yards and 527 total offense yards with 24 points. Larry Brown of Arkansas Tech tops rushing with 283 yards. Billy LeFear of Henderson leads receivers with 16 catches for 223 yards. Cliff Harris of Ouachita is the top punt returner and among leaders in kickoff returns. Charlie Cobb of Henderson is the kickoff returns leader with a 49.5 average. Canada is officially bilingual using English and French.
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POW negotiators show possible sign of movement in prisoners case
North Vietnam may be easing stance on prisoners as wives seek news of missing husbands. Pentagon notes Hanoi diplomats in Paris met American wives and up to 900 Americans may be held, but lists differ. US policy shifts toward four key demands: identify prisoners, release the seriously ill, inspect facilities, and allow family mail.
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Washington
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Burnett and Maxwell in doubt for Arkansas opener
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles said tailback Bill Burnett and fullback Bruce Maxwell may not start against TCU after lingering thigh injuries from the Tulsa game. Maxwell is expected to practice. Burnett leads the Southwest Conference in rushing while Maxwell is second. The Razorbacks continued work on offense and defense as they prep for the Horned Frogs and coach Broyles expressed respect for Steve Judy.
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Bruce Maxwell
TCU
Tulsa
Jim Bone
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Real good game at the 19th hole boosts a golfer
A lighthearted note on golf culture contrasts a great round with the bragging and self importance seen after play. The piece mocks busy office talk used to explain away time spent golfing.
U S Dollar Falls as Germany Sets New Law on Mark
In Frankfurt the dollar hit a record low of 3.78 marks as Germany adopts a free float for the mark to curb speculation. The West German Central Bank offers dollars at 3.63 marks while the peg remains 4 to 1. Trading shows mark buying dominating with no dollar inflow estimate.
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