Lawyer Turned Pro Leads Citrus Open Golf at Rio Pinar
Bob Zender, a Chicago stockbroker turned pro, holds a one stroke lead after a 67 in the Florida Citrus Open. He stands eight under par through two rounds at Rio Pinar, with Joe Inman and Ken Still at 137 and 138 respectively, as Arnold Palmer sits seven back at 143.
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Chicago
U.S
Zender
Rio Pinar
Joe Inman
Bill Oesli
Ken Still
Bob Crissy
Crissy
Fla
Autralian
Graham Marsh
Danny Edwards
Gary Koch
Mike Reid
Reid
Marsh
Koch
Edwards
Arnold Palmer
Ee Hale Irwin Trevino
Frances Rafferty
Jim Brown
Rio Pinar Country Club
Orlando
Fila
Georg Solti
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Tannhauser
Abbott and Costello
Bud Abbott
Lou Costello
Boxer
Irma
Bradley Bowl
Windsor Locks
Television Listings Digest and Sports Highlights
A dense page of 1970s style listings features a mix of film, sports, and music segments. It includes movie titles with actors like Arthur Franz and Bud Abbott, live sports such as college basketball Indiana vs Ohio State, boxing title bouts John Conteh versus Len Hutchins, and notable events from air and stage, plus advertisements and reviews.
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Jimmy Connors
the Nastase
Cerromar Beach
Puerto Rico
Ira A. Cobleigh
Crockett
Jim
Bill Dance
Indiana
Ohio State
Ames Coburn
Lee Remick
Europe
Susan Backiline
U.S.A
Nashville
CBS Sports
John Conteh
Len Hutchins
Liverpool
England
Leon Spinks
Mike Spinks
TV Guide fragment listing programs and personalities in a 1970s lineup
A collage of show entries lists programs across networks with stars like Freddy Fender, Bob Newhart, Mary Tyler Moore, Star Trek, Starsky and Hutch, Nova, and Cesar and Cleopatra. It notes film titles, guests, and season highlights, reflecting a desert-dry, period-typical listings page full of cross-network scheduling.
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Star Trek
Agronsky
David Copperfield
Dora
Agnes
David
Uriah Heep
Emergency
Firehouse
Deer poacher fined and probation issued in Michigan deer case
Raymond D. Shutters of Toledo was fined 3000 and placed on five years probation for illegally killing four deer in Michigan and transporting venison to Ohio. He pleaded no contest to Lacey Act violations and had hunting privileges revoked for five years. Patricia Lou Zimmerman of Swanton faced charges for unlawfully transporting two deer killed by Shutters, with deer illegally tagged.
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Toledo, Ohio
Raymond D. Shutters
Michigan
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Rick Leach
Shutters
U.S. District Court
Leach
U.S
Patricia Lou Zimmerman
Swanton
Bombers Face Hurdle as Stainer’s Swim Dynasty Near Crown
Canton Stainer’s swimming team aims for an eighth straight state title at Branin Natatorium as Hawken challenges. In prelims, two records fell with Finneytown's John Owsiany clocking 50.32 in the 100 butterfly and Canton GlenOak’s relay quartet posting 1:37.47 after Hawken had set 1:38.12.
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Canton
Ohio
Cincinnati Stainer
Branin
Gates Mills
Finneytown
John Owsiany
Mark DeVore
Upper Arlington
Hawken
Canton Glenoak
Sam Seiple
Chris McAdam
Ve Hamlin
Tom Sherer
Akron Eyes Site For National Bowling Hall Of Fame
Akron officials say a decision on hosting a national bowling hall of fame will be announced in June 1978. The American Bowling Congress and the Women’s International Bowling Congress stressed money and patience as key factors in Akron’s bid.
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Akron
Ohio
American Bowling Congress
Women's International Bowling Congress
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Underwater
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Formby's Antique Shop
Cenerie Tribune
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Chicago Sun-Times
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Dick and
Jane
Lilias
Tennessee
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Glencora
London
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Robert Kennedy
Tokyo
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Porter Wagoner
Ohio Journal
University of Dayton
Xavier
Mary Tyler Moore
Mary
Johnny Carson
Minneapolis
S&p
Cleaver
O’haven
Planet OF Man
Dr. Brood
Kieron Moore
Hazel Court
Lonely Village
Lowell Thomas
Vietnam
Cambodia
Daniel Elisberg
Pentagon
Bob Newhart
Hartley
Wy Black Journal
Ntozake Shange
Essence Magazine
Marcia Gillespie
Theankee Dynasty
Murderers Row
Jimmy Reese
Waite Hoyt
Whitty Witte
Red Ruffing
Robert Mitchum
Rita Hayworth
Mexico
Dolly Guest
Freddy Fender
Loudon Wainwright III
Leo Kottke
Music Hall America
Ronnie Prophet
Johnny Tillotson
Jeannie C. Riley
Billy Braver
Starsky and Hutch
Elver Jungle
Garment District
Cousteau
Alice
Vera
Flo
Jeanne Wolf
Aroia Robbins
Carol Burnett
Hai Linden
PBS
Vivien Leigh
Claude Rains
George Bernard Shaw
J.Z
Jack
Lou Antonio
Kim Sore
Gordon
NOVA
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Kim Basinger
King OF Kensington Space
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Lloyd Robyns
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Wilson Pickett
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Hamilton - Main & F
Lindenwald
Pleasant & Fairview
Middletown
N. University Blvd
Fairfield
Pleasant Avenue
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R Stamm
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Peters
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M. Farkas
M. Delph
Moore
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J. Jordan
P Wills
R Shatter
M. Clifton
K. Havermaie
M. Cole
T. Michaus
P. Temple
Childress
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M. Ballinger
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C. Bates
Sandhin
Thompson
Logsdon
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Maddy
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G. Osborne
P. Jefferys
H. Coffey
Perry
Leedy Banks
Waddell Melampy
Tim Hogan
Franklin
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