Major Boom In Campers
The explosion in recreational vehicle sales spurs a nationwide surge in private campgrounds and resort-like amenities. California leads with 1,388 campgrounds and KOA dominates with about 500 franchised sites. New luxury layouts attract families while government sites face funding limits. Private rentals grow as Hertz and Avis join the trend, with RV sales totaling 1.5 billion dollars last year.
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Los Angeles
California
Florida
Kamp Grounds of America
KOA
William Penn Mott Jr
Department of Parks and Recreation
Mott
Art Dufault
Southern California
Angeles National Forest
U.S. Forest Service
Dufault
Federal Treasury
Hertz
Avis
Rec
No. 3 Seeded Tennis Star Upset Victim in KC Meet
In Kansas City at the Missouri Valley Tennis Championships Ralph Hart of St. Louis, the No. 3 seed, fell to Bill Griffith of Midland Texas 6 7 1. Griffith played for Tulsa last season while Hart represented Presbyterian. Other results show Colin Robertson and Ivan Mikyea advancing, with several seeds winning in straight sets.
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Kansas City
Ralph Hart
St. Louis
Hart
Bill Griffith
Midland
Tex
Griffith
Tulsa University
Presbyterian College
Jim Osborne
Colin Robertson
Oklahoma City
Tom Carlson
Darmond Briggs
Rock Island, Hl
Ivan Mikyea
Tulsa
Bill LaPerla
Omaha
Neb
Brad Loason
St. Joseph
Dave Kanter
Prairie Village
Kan
Barry Losson
Warren Landess
Indepndence
S. L. Shofner
Larry Horn
Vian
Okla
John Jones
Shawnee Mission
Jim Burns
Overland Park
Robbie Pann
Andy Scott
Weekly Fishing Report Highlights State Waters Conditions
The report from the Fish and Game Commission covers reservoirs and county lakes across Kansas. It notes normal to low levels, some turbid conditions, and varying fishing quality for species such as bluegill crappie channels bass walleye and white bass with many sites described as fair or slow depending on location.
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Perry
Fall River
Milford
Tatr
Cheney
Glen Hider
Wilson
Kirwin
Norton
Yair
Wehater
Brown County
Pottawatomie
Chase County
Lyon County
Osage County State Lake
Butler County
Farlington Lake
Montgomery County
Neosho County
Wilson County
Woodson County
Kansas
Hall Not Picky on Swim Marks
Gary Hall shaved .19 from his world record in the 400 meter individual medley at the U S Olympic Trials in Portage Park Chicago lowering the mark to 4 30 81 He already qualified for Munich in the 200 meter butterfly and said he was relaxed because the team was set Other near record feats included Mark Spitz missing a world record in the 200 meter freestyle and 15 year old Keena Rothhammer winning the women s 400 meter freestyle Keena Rothhammer Sherley Barbashoff and Jennifer Wylie were qualifiers in the 400 meter freestyle Dana Schoenfield won the women s 200 meter breaststroke Susie Atwood was also a qualifier for Munich.
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Hall
U.S
Munich
Portage Park
Los Angeles
Mark Spitz
Miss Rothhammer
Shirley Barbashoff
Santa Ana
Calif
Jennifer Wylie
Mountain View
Dana Schoenfield
Anaheim
UCLA
Claudia Clevenger
Cupertino
Melissa Belote
Springfield
Susie Atwood
Lakewood
Shot Too Good Archer Falters
Ed Eliason of Seattle stumbled in the U S Olympic Archery Team Trials while John Williams of Cranesville Pa moved to first. Williams scored 662 points on Thursday to reach 1 216 total while Eliason held 1 215 after two rounds with Dennis McComak at 1 206.
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Oxford
Ohio
Ed Eliason
Seattle
Wash
Eliason
John Williams
Cranesville
Williams
Dennis McComak
Kansas State University
Sanderson Predicts Dirtier Play in WHA Debut
Derek Sanderson, joining the Philadelphia Blazers from the Boston Bruins for about 2.6 million dollars, expects the WHA to be far dirtier with more fighting. He cites bigger contracts, job security, and a new league as drivers of aggression and fan excitement.
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Philadelphia
Derek Sanderson
World Hockey Association
National Hockey League
Sanderson
Boston Bruins
Philadelphia Blazers
Independence Mall
Liberty Bell
Betsy Ross’ House
Beacon Hill
Old North Church
Boston Commons
Boston
Hull calls WHA blackballing of players silly
Hull says Team Canada ban on players signed by WHA clubs is silly blackball. He, now Winnipeg Jets playing coach, thanked Canadians including Prime Minister Trudeau for objecting to barring players from an eight game Russia series. Other affected players include Gerry Cheevers J C Tremblay and Derek Sanderson.
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Toronto
Bobby Hull
Team Canada
World Hockey Association
Globe and Mail
Chicago
Winnipeg Jets
WIA
Trudeau
Russia
Hull
Chicago Black Hawks
National Hockey League
Jets
Gerry Cheevers
J. C. Tremblay
Derek Sanderson
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Pilot Hill
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Hare
Wanaas Porantry, Fish and Game Commission
Gary Hall
Keena Roth
Hammer
Santa Clara
Shane Gould
Australia
Spitz
Steve Genter
Fred Tyler
Jacksonville
Fla
John Rina
Kinsella
Genter
Curly
Garden Grove
Tim McKee
Newtown
Steve Furniss
Archer
Gordon
Fae
Blackwall
American Motors
Whitewall
Chevrolet
Ford
Plymouth
Rebel
Olds
Monaco
Newport - Bonneville
BFG
American Express
B. F. Goodrich Store
Corner 10Th
Vermont
Amos E. Semkin
Bankamericard
Erican
DF Gombe
Cueegn SN
Derek
Harold
Blazers
Bobby Orr
Phil Esposito
NHL
Schendel
Minnesota
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