Pearson's know how wins big Michigan race
In NASCAR Grand National action at Michigan International Speedway David Pearson captured his eighth win of the season in 14 starts and his seventh in nine visits to the two mile track. He earned 16500 dollars, averaged 140.078 mph and finished 1.2 seconds ahead of Cale Yarborough with Richard Petty third and Bobby Allison fourth.
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Pearson
Michigan International Speedway
Cale Yarborough
Richard Petty
Yarborough
Bobby Allison
Petty
Ordinance 96105 Prohibits Police Evasion of Stop Orders
City passes ordinance to require compliance with police orders and prohibit evading a stopped vehicle after a lawful signal. Emergency measure declared for safety and welfare. Includes additional ordinances on city staffing, contracts, street costs, and budget appropriations in Middletown Ohio.
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Middletown
Butler County
Ohio
Thomas C Blake
Bettie J. Arthur
Bavarian Woods
County
Thomas C. Blake
Brandenburg and Switzer
Senior Citizens Center
Director of Finance
Community Development Act Fund
Parks City
Indian Social Service
Speedy NK Speedway crash injures crewmen and spectators
Thirteen injured when a car skidded off the track and into the pit area at Northern Kentucky Speedway. Seven hospitalized, five in serious condition. Pit crewmen Wayne Kruse and Robert Meyer among the injured. driver Roy Sandusky unharmed. Spectators including Sandy Bergfeld and James Craig also hurt.
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Florence
Northern Kentucky Speedway
Here
Dick Paul
Wayne Kruse
Independence
Robert Meyer
Cincinnati
Kruse
Covington
Meyer
Robert C. Huhn
Erlanger
Robert Hudson
Walton
Virginia Lewis
Sandy Bergfeld
Ft. Mitchell
James Craig
Crescent Springs
Ordinance on Outdoor Recreation Funding for Jefferson Park
Middletown Ohio considers applying to the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation for 125000 dollars to fund baseball diamonds parking landscaping and lighting. City Manager authorized to submit the matching funds application effective upon adoption and publication August 23.
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Bureau OF Outdoor Recreation
Jefferson Park
Middletown
Ohio
Butler County
Thomas C. Blake
Bettie J. Arthur
Mayer's Sets poised for WTT title bid after win
New York Sets star Sandy Mayer, leading 19-8 in men's singles, knocked off Golden Gaters' Tom Okker 6-3 as the Sets took a 31-23 win in Oakland. Mayer and Phil Dent teamed to defeat Okker and Frew McMillan 6-4 in doubles. second playoff match slated tonight at the Oakland Coliseum. McMillan hinted at a lineup change though details remained sparse.
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Oakland
Golden Gaters
Tom Okker
Sandy Mayer
New York
Mayer
Stanford
Okker
Gators
Oakland Coliseum
Phil Dent
Frew McMillan
WTT
McMillan
Francoise Durr
Betty Stove
Virginia Wade
Oklahoma gunner tops in Grand American shootoff
Gene Sears of El Reno Oklahoma won the Grand American trapshooting overall championship on the final day despite not clinching a major event. He tied for the overall title with Brad Dysinger of Ohio by breaking 971 of 1,000 targets and won the shootoff 97 to 96. Susan Nattrass of Hamilton Ontario captured both the women's overall and all around titles after two shootoffs. Frank Little of Mechanicsburg first 27 yard shooter to tie for a Grand American title won the men’s all around with 394 of 400. Kitty Snellenberger won women’s doubles with 97 from 22 yards.
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Vandalia
Frank Little
Mechanicsburg
Longshot Dominates Bowl of Flowers at River Downs
Longshot TV Card, at 18-1, led from start to finish in the Bowl of Flowers stakes, six furlongs in 1:12. Show horse Grey Evening paid $3.80. Mini's Missile paid $2.60 to place. The daily double paid $17.60 for Questover and Petare Blue. Crowd of 7,253 wagered $69,228.
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Cincinnati
River Downs
Questover
Petare Blue
Olympic champ leads field at Camp Perry high power
Olympic shooting champion Gary Anderson a Nebraska state senator from Axtell remained atop the national high power rifle field at Camp Perry after three days. He held 1,492 of 1,500 points as Allan Ewing of Spokane won two Sunday matches, taking the Navy Cup with 199 and 6 X, and the Coast Guard Trophy with 300-19. Donald Teusaw of Papillon and William Stratman of Livermore close behind in Navy Cup. Individual matches run through Wednesday, team event Thursday.
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Camp Perry
Gary Anderson
Axtell
Neb
Anderson
Allan Ewing
Spokane
Wash
Coast Guard
Donald Teusaw
Papillon
William Stratman
Livermoore
Calif
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David Pearson
City OF
Middletown Hospital Association
Duane, Halselbring, and Kuhlman
City Commission
Duane, Hasselbring
Kuhlman
Alcoholism Council
Garag
Ation
Paul
Roy Sandusky
Sandusky
Harold Sherron
James Beatty
Manchester
Insurance Associates
Jones —Grimes —Long—Snider—Harrison—Mears
North Main Street
Midd
South Main Street
Franklin
Oklahoma
Jeffrey Heine
Dunlevy
Robert Mathisen
Duluth
Minn
Larry McKinley
Richfield
Michael Makey
Monessen
Kitty Snellenberger
Grove City
Genith
Titan
Chromacolor
Caribbean
N. Verity
Zenith
Goodyear
BankAmericard
American Express
Diners Club
Vear
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