Fans vs Ralph Nader on Sports Consumer Rights
A satirical letter criticizes Ralph Nader and his proposed Fight to Advance the Nation's Sports FANS plan. It mocks price hikes at sports events and food quality, argues fans should not influence team decisions, and defends hot dogs and stadium traditions while lampooning consumer oversight. The piece references Tom Seaver, the Mets Reds trade, Joe Namath, and Gene Autry in a tone of ironic commentary.
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Who asked Nader to carry the ball
A dated, satirical letter complains about Ralph Nader and the idea of him carrying the ball in a public or political context. It references the Angels, salary negotiations, and an organization called PANS asking for $9 for baseball game tickets. It mocks agent dealings and suggests protection from certain groups.
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Steelers edge Bengals in wild late rally for 20 14 win
Bradshaw threw nine passes completing six for 117 yards guiding two Steeler scoring drives. Bleier scored twice including a second quarter TD set by a Bradshaw pass and setup plays. Bengals struck back with Reaves pass to Bignoch and a late punt return TD by Williams, with Curtis nearly adding a long scoring grab before time expired.
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NFL Week Recap Includes Coaching Gaffes and Tie Miss
Rich Roberts notes NCAA limits push talent into other programs as Leeman Bennetts Falcons slip and Kenny Meyers' crew suffer losses. Ron Stewart departs with Bob Berry as Springfield aide, while NFL trends show 70 games with only field goals and six with shutouts. The Long Beach Grand Prix shifts start to Shoreline Drive next year. Seattle publicist Gary Wright notes a 3-33 win over Tampa Bay and a 20 record against the Bucs. Chuck Knox calls Sunday's smog the worst in five years, players laughing and wheezing on the sideline.
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Hardin's Hotline at Holly Troodp ark Cen Test Nose
In a cryptic local item, the paper notes a possible CENT test nose event involving Hol ly Troodp ark and several entities including Aquinia Hanover and Maibesta. Further details are unreadable and unclear due to damaged OCR text.
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ABC signs 4 year pact for NFL prime time games
The National Football League and ABC-TV announced a four year contract giving ABC exclusive rights to all regular season prime time games starting next season. ABC will air 16 Monday night games per season, down from 44, plus four games on other weeknights. The deal excludes weekend daytime games.
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El Camino Eyes LBCC Battle After Narrow Win
El Camino College prepares for a trio in Metropolitan Conference, chasing Long Beach City College after a 29 10 victory over East Los Angeles and a 4 21 win over Pierce. Coach Marty Shaughnessy notes focus kept on Valley while praising QB Samoa Samoa and players Hank Workman and Charles Teen for key plays.
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Redskins face Giants as injuries mount at key positions
Washington coach George Allen faces a battered backfield with John Liggins and Bob Brunet sidelined. He plans to start Clarence Harmon and Mike Thomas, adding potential newcomers, while Calvin Hill may fill in at fullback. Riggins and Brunet suffered season-threatening injuries, testing the Redskins’ depth and resolve.
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Tar Foyle and Big Time Clash in Hollypark Feature Race
Tar Foyle and Big Time, top horses in Western Harness history, duel in Holly wood Park tonight’s sixth race feature a one mile pace for $20 000 to 725 000 bracket alongside seven rivals. Indiana Anna is also in the field with Lock Hunter in the mix as Big Time seeks continued sharp form after a 1 50s win and a 1 58s back-to-back.
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