NBA Free Agents Left Wanting in Slow Market
New York AP reports NBA free agents from last season face scarce interest as only three have changed teams. Len Robinson moved Atlanta to New Orleans for 1.6 million over four years, while Jamaal Wilkes and Glenn Hansen await compensation decisions that could unlock moves. Eddie Fleisher flags potential court action if deal violations persist.
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Jamaal Wilkes
Los Angeles
Golden State
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Kansas City
Kings
Hansen
Wilkes
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Cubs Ace Reuschel falters as Reds win 7 6 on Driessen triple
In Cincinnati, Paul Reuschel avoided George Foster but walked him to face Dan Driessen. Driessen hit a go ahead triple in the eighth, leading the Reds to a 7-6 victory. Foster had earlier homers and 4 RBIs to push his season totals. Mets 8 Dodgers 7 in 12 innings followed.
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Chaney Eyes Rankandfile Run For Kansas Governor
State Sen. Bert Chaney of Hutchinson moves to test a “rank and file” campaign for the Kansas governor nomination in 1978. He sent letters to Democratic leaders declaring his intent, arguing a nonconnected outsider can win with small contributions and a grassroots organization despite big-money blocs and party power centers.
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US Airlines Seek Cut-Rate Competition
Four major U S carriers seek permission to offer low fare transatlantic flights matching Laker Airways no frills service. Trans International and Trans World Airways join Pan American and others in requesting budget rates with New York London bookings from September.
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Ford Begins 1978 Cars Amid Emission Standstill
At the Claycomo plant Ford started the 1978 model line with 1700 Fairmonts and Zephyr wagons but emissions devices stay 1977. Ford warns Congress must ease standards or plants may shut, storage costs rise, and interstate transport limits complicate moving cars for storage.
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OSC Girds For Districts Missouri Valley Districts at Wichita in August
Fourteen Ottawa Swim Club members train daily for the Missouri Valley District Championships Division II at Wichita August 5 to 7. Names include Randy Brewer Dana Wright Barry Gooddert Susie Baugher Jeff Brewer Mike Douglas Kelvin Owens Pam Baugher Kevin Brewer Gina Wright Dave Schwarzer Jim Hofman Jerry Hofman and Charlie Rutter. Brewer won multiple events at Wyandotte Swim Club Pool Kansas City Kansas while preparing for the district meet. Five club members Brewer Douglas Owens Swarzer and Dana Wright qualified for the District 1 Division Championships at Lenexa August 12 to 14, signaling the end of the regular long course season.
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Kelvin Owens
Pam Baugher
Kevin Brewer
Gina Wright
Dave Schwarzer
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Charlie Rutter
Jewish Community Center
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Broncos Reach Kansas Nationals Final In City Showdown
Hutchinson Broncos topple Liberal Bee Jays 13 7 to advance to the finals against undefeated El Dorado Coors. Liberal takes third place as Hutchinson erupts with a six run eighth inning after a seesaw match on Monday night. John Burgi earned the win, Jaime Cocanower took the loss.
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