Kings Face Penguins in West Coast-Northeast Showdown
Kings aim to halt a skid as Rogie Vachon guards the net against the Pittsburgh Penguins at the Forum. Pittsburgh brings top scorers Jean Pronovost Syl Apps Pierre Larouche Lowell MacDonald and a high penalty total as the Kings seek to maintain second place in the Norris Division race.
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Detroit Red Wings
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Vachon
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Montreal
Jean Pronovost
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Syl Apps
Pierre Larouche
Lowell MacDonald
Lolich Prefers Scalding Water for Arm Therapy with Mets
Mickey Lolich, newly acquired by the New York Mets from Detroit for Rusty Staub, signed a two year six figure deal and advocates washing his pitching arm in scalding hot water to boost circulation. He notes a long career of 250 plus innings and a late surge in 1966, while recounting his historic strikeout total as a left hander.
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NEW York
Mickey Lolich
New York Mets
Mets
Lolich
Detroit
Rusty Staub
Warren Spahn
Carl Hubbell
Rube Waddell
Sandy Koufax
Lefty Grove
Walter Johnson
Bob Gibson
Jim Bunning
Cy Young
Satchel Paige
Hairy problem at quarterback and curling hair trend
The piece notes a trend where football quarterbacks adopt curly perms under dryers and cites Ron Jaworski as an example. It frames the hairstyle as a social phenomenon among players, contrasting it with prior straight hair and a follow the leader mindset in sports culture.
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Ron Jaworski
Jaworski
Rams
Lackawanna, N.Y
Rams rely on luck and lineup depth as playoffs near
The Rams pursue the Super Bowl with Chuck Knox praising the team’s resilience after multiple quarterback injuries. Ron Jaworski defends his haircut as luck and distraction, while Knox notes the evolving quarterback situation and the value of versatile line play amid a playoff push.
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Green Bay
Knox
Ron Jaworski
Chuck Knox
Feuerbach Leads All-Comers Meet At Long Beach State
Feuerbach headlines the all-comers track meet at Long Beach State expected to draw the Southland's top athletes. Competition starts 11 a.m. with events including a 60 yard dash and a 70 yard high hurdles. Feuerbach, world outdoor record holder at 70 feet 7 inches, aims to attract marks for winter indoor invitations.
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al Feuerbach
Allcomers
Long Beach State
Southland
Feuerbach
Fishin Effacts Belmonth Sandtee Catch Report
Belmont and Seal Beach anglers report 25 boats catching 425 rock cod and 5 cow cod, while Sandtee reports 300 rock cod and 4 cow cod.
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Belmont Aan
Andere
Seal Beach
Lynn Leads AL Slugger Race With 566 Percentage
New York AP report shows rookie Fred Lynn of Boston leading the American League in slugging percentage for the 1974 75 season with a .566 mark. Kansas City’s John Mayberry finishes second at .547.
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Boston
Kansas City
John Mayberry
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New Orleans
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Oklahoma City
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Des Moines
Fairtarks
Borland
Marie Fort Worth
Portland
Oregon
Richmond
Weather report with tides and temperatures across regions
The forecast covers Long Leach Ares Wight and surrounding areas with morning low clouds and sunshine, moderate temperature changes, and various desert zone highs and lows. Offshore winds next to Point Conception to the Mexican Border bring 2 to 4 foot waves, with low clouds and fog inland and along the coast.
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Wight
Irapatitan
Torna
Point Conception
Mexican
Smog report predicts little or no ozone in South Coast
The Air Pollution Control District predicts little or no smog today in the South Coast air basin with no health advisories expected. Readings are given in ppm and California standards are exceeded when ozone reaches .20 ppm for an hour or when carbon compounds rise.
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South Coast Air Basin
California
Two Convicted in Long Beach Burglary Case
Ronald Cheek age 24 of Compton was convicted in Superior Court of burglary robbery and rape from a June North Long Beach incident. Willie Wanzo age 26 was convicted in absentia of burglary and acquitted on robbery. Wanzo is being sought for skipping a $10 000 bail. Police arrested both with about 20 officers at Milton Earle 25 211 E 67th Way after intruders allegedly held Earle’s sister and threatened his life. Prosecutors said the motive involved anger over money owed to the defendants by pool sharks Judge Williams was lured but captured. Earle escaped and called police.
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Compton
North Long Beach
Willie Wanzo
Wanzo
Willie Funefin
Milton W. Earle
E. 67Th Way
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Earle
Judge Williams
Williams
Harold Prukop
Solar King eyes Bridgeport pilot Solar power plant
Solar King Inc of Reno says its solar power system, tested in seven houses and a pool, could supply Bridgeport Texas. Company leaders claim a Nevada school will be heated by the system and address critics who dispute reported data. Bridgeport officials authorize a 30 day feasibility study for an eight acre site.
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Solar King, Inc
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Bridgeport
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Brian Pardo
Dan Bennett
Solar King
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Wives Warned of VD Prankster In Sacramento
The California Department of Health alerted housewives in the Sacramento area to a phone hoax claiming a husband has venereal disease. D. L. Gunter, head of the VD unit, said at least seven women were contacted and warned to seek a doctor. He condemned the caller as a possible sick prankster, noting a similar flare last year.
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Sacramento
Department of Health
D. L. Gunter
Gunter
Unrest on California farms seen amid labor law funding debate
At a legislative hearing in Sacramento, officials warned of further strikes, boycotts, and marches on California farms if the Legislature fails to provide 3.8 million to sustain the secret ballot farm labor election law. Growers filed bias charges, urged quick election calls, and anticipated conflicts as contract talks begin.
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Sacramento
California
Richard Alatorre
Los Angeles
Jordan Bloom
Bloom
Cesar Chavez
United Farm Workers
Senate Industrial Relations Committee
Assembly Labor Relations Committee
Clare Berryhill
Shingle Springs
Berryhill
Ceres
James van Maren
California Chamber of Commerce
Brown proposes two-year retirement boost to avert layoffs
Gov. Brown offered two years of retirement credit to some Department of Rehabilitation workers to cut up to 100 future jobs as policy shifts focus to fewer severely disabled clients. Director Edward Roberts notes past emphasis on less disabled for better records. early retirement by December 31 required. Brown previously used a similar move in the Department of Transportation to cut 2,800 positions by July.
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Sacramento
Brown
Department of Rehabilitation
Department of Transportation
Man Stabbed to Death as Suspect Arrested
The body of 39 year old Jerry Marques Turner was found in a blood splattered apartment after a struggle. T W Gardner 43 of Lynwood was arrested on suspicion of murder later Friday. Turner lived with Mary Ann Lyman known as Sun shine and mother of a two year old. The woman drove Turner’s car from the scene and provided a statement to police.
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Jerry Marques Turner
Lewis Ave
Apt
T.W. Gardner
Lynwood
Compton
Turner
Mary Ann Lyman
Gardner
NOW to file first bias suit in Fresno district
NOW announces it will file a friend of the court brief supporting federal sex discrimination charges against Fresno Unified School District. The Dec 11 government action alleges underrepresentation of women in promotions to top posts with 60 percent of staff women but only one of 80 principals and no female top administrators. Nora Clark says NOW backs the district case.
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National Organization For Women
Fresno Unified
Nora Clark
NOW
U.S. District Court Action
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