Curt Flood Case Upholds Baseball Antitrust Exemption
The Supreme Court ruled five to three that baseball is a business engaged in interstate commerce but cannot be stripped of its antitrust exemption. Justice Blackmun noted the inconsistency should be remedied by Congress, not the court, and acknowledged the reserve system as an anomaly while underscoring Congress’ long inaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Harry A. Blackmun
Congress
Curt Flood
Arthur J. Goldberg
Flood
St. Louis Cardinal
Ted Simmons
Gussie) Busch
Blackmun
Wallace spared from wheelchair life after surgery
Wallace doctors report a 90 percent chance he can move with assistance within six months after removing a bullet from his spinal canal. He could attend the Democratic National Convention, with less than a 50 percent chance of walking normally, and may walk a few steps with braces and crutches. The operation targeted nerves near the cauda equina at the first lumbar vertebra. Wallace faces rehabilitation and uncertain long term nerve recovery, with plans to stay at Holy Cross Hospital and then return to Alabama before the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Spring
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Ernor
Wallace
Laurel
Stacy Rollins
Holy Cross Hospital
Rollins
Miami Beach
Deaths And Funerals The Jutzi family obituary notice
Thomas K. Jutzi 26 of Camden Road Eaton died Sunday night at Grandview Hospital Dayton after a cerebral hemorrhage. Survived by wife Patricia, parents Raymond and Mrs Juzni of Dayton, sister Phyllis Klueen East Orange N J. Services Wednesday 2 p.m. RC Nein & Sons Eaton burial Mound Hill Cemetery. Call hours Tuesday 3-5 and 7-9. Also notices for Mrs Ruth McCreary and others with service times and locations across Eaton Franklin and Dayton communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas K. Jutzi
Camden
Camden Road
Eaton
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Jutzi
Preble County Highway Department
Tennessee Military Institute
Patricia
Raymond Juzzi
Phyllis Klueen
East Orange
N.J
RC. Nein & Sons
Mound Hill Union Cemetery
Woman 42 Found Dead In Garage Home
Mrs Maxine Snively aged 42 was found dead at 845 p.m. Saturday in the garage of her Mossman Road home by her son. Coroner Dr Garret J Boone ruled death by self action from carbon monoxide poisoning. Surviving include two sons Scott and Kelly, a daughter Debbie Snively, parents Rollie Branham and Mrs Gertrude Rathkins, two sisters, and a private service set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at McCoy Leffler Home with burial at Butler County Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Snively
Mossman Road
Butler County Sheriff's Department
Garret J. Boone
Snively
Friendly ‘Oaks
Christian Care Nursing Home
S. Main Street
Scott
Kelly
Debbie Snively
Hamilton
Rollie Branham
Yakima
Wash
Gertrude Rathkins
James Frost
Middletown
Phyllis Lewis
Ashland
Ohio
McCoy - Leffler
Roger Ashley
Butler County Memorial Park
Former Prof Here Going To Brazil
A Middletown Campus former geology professor at Miami University will join a geoscience exchange between the University of Georgia and two Brazilian universities. Serge Gonzales, now assistant professor and staff geologist at UG, will lecturing in Brazil in fall 1972-73 and teach one or two graduate courses at the Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul in Porto Alegre. He is married to Dallas Lee Coughlen of Middletown and will join her in Rio de Janeiro after his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Miami University
University of Georgia
Serge Gonzales
Institute of Community and Area Development
Brazil
Universidade Federal Do Rio
Cincinnatians Survive Plane Crash Then Drown
W. J. Wittekind, 64, piloted a Piper Comanche that overshot Bader Field in Atlantic City New Jersey and plunged into 35 feet of water. He and his wife Olga 60 and Frieda Holthaus 72 all drowned before rescue. The trio, from Cincinnati, were en route to Kiwanis International events from Lunken Airport.
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Cincinnati
Bader Field
Atlantic City
N. J
W. J. Wittekind
Timbercrest Drive
Wittekind
Olga
Frieda Holthaus
Lakeman St
Lunken
Clifton
Norwood
Northside
Greater Cincinnati
Longview Hospital
FIGHTING FOR JOB Former Oxford Policeman Fights Firing Vendetta
William C. Reynolds Jr., 28, a former Oxford police officer turned night attendant at an Oxford service station, files a battle to reinstate his patrolman job after being fired by Chief Joseph Statum and approved by City Manager Chester Kendzier. The case drew support from the American Federation of Police and its Police Times publication, which offered $200 legal aid and promised broader coverage, asserting the firing was a vendetta and misused power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
City Hall
William C. Reynolds Jr
American Federation of Police
Police Times
Reynolds
Joseph Statum
Chester Kendzier
Civil Service Commission
Chester Kendzior
Kendzior
Kendzier
North Miami
Fla
Gerald Arenberg
Statum
Arenberg
Teen-Ager Shot For 2 Cents In Indianapolis
In Indianapolis a 17-year-old boy was critically wounded by a teen robber who demanded two cents. He was shot in the chest with a 22 rifle as a classmate watched. Police arrested a 16-year-old suspect connected to the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Donald L. Pierson
Pierson
Scouts campout with Troop 29 at Whitewater State Park Indiana
Twelve members attended a weekend campout at Whitewater State Park in Indiana. Present were Ted Gross Mike L Rick Kurtz Tony Mato Cliff Mato Roscoe Wise Bill Wise David Belic Bruce Haines Harold Greene and adults Steve Bell Jr Larry Krebs Joe Haines bus driver. Troop 29 is sponsored by Middletown Sportsmen's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Troop 29
Whitewater State Park
Indiana
Ted Gross
Mikel
Rick Kurtz
Tony
Cliff Mato
Roscoe
Bill Wise
David Belic
Bruce Haines
Harold Greene
Steve 'Bellc Jr
Larry Krebs
Joe Haines
Middletown Sportsmen's Club
Summer sale guides flood Filson's and local shops
A busy summer retail roundup highlights Filson's anniversary sale open Monday to Wednesday with discounted outdoor gear and travel accessories. Office Outfitters promotes Road Atlases, luggage and travel logs while Ed's Tropical Fish tempts with new aquarium stock. Pickwick Shoppe showcases crystal and teakware, Merle Norman advertises tanning products, and Bill Knapp's offers family dining. Norris Music invites instrument shopping and rentals for fall programs.
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Ohio Bell
Journal
John Sheckler
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkvy
14Th Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Charles
Bud) Steller
Mgr
Franklin
S. Main ST
Fast Claim Service
Bill Snider
Claims Department
Miami Valley
Jone
University of Alabama
Barbara Park
McCreary
William
Betty Cook
Barbara Coomer
Ledhburg
Conrad McCreary
Florida
Carl Hignite
Trotwood
Clyde Hignite
Knox, Ind
Earl Hignite
Mabel Gibbs
Lillie Tankersley
Jackson County
Eaton Funeral Home
Charles Richardson
Woodhill Cemetery
Funeral
Ruth McCreary
Greensberry Mosley
Hamilton-Mason Road
Webb
David Priest
Edwards St
Elmo Smallwood
Dayton St
Brown-Dawson
Pim
Cremeans
Appliance & TV Center
E. State ST
Converse
Monument CO
Manchester Rd
Fenwick High
Granite & Bronze
Ares
Nicols
Dale Converse
Oey UL
Charlotte
Filson’s
Filson's
Office Outfitters
First Avenue
Cnawing
Pickwick
Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio
Bilis Knapp’s
I-75
Bill Knapp
Norris Music
Candal
Norris
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