Super Bowl Matchups All Juicy
New York AP previews potential Super Bowl VIII matchups between Vikings and Cowboys or Raiders and Dolphins. It recalls past games, notes coach tactics, and predicts Minnesota or Oakland with scores for each conference final.
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Three-point heroics spark Rockets win over Colonels
Denver coach Alex Hannum praises a dramatic 30-foot three for Mike Green that sparked a 19-3 fourth-quarter burst, delivering a 105-100 ABA victory over Kentucky. Spurs, Bucks, Suns, Kings, Trail Blazers also posted winners. Secretariat fertility tests extend deadline, with Riva Ridge and Secretariat high-profile syndication values.
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Winged Foot 1974 Open Set At 6961 Yards On West Course
AP reports Winged Foots West Course will be 6961 yards for the 1974 U S Open to be held June 13 16. Host pro Claude Harmon says the layout will play about half a stroke tougher per round, with par 70 and an expected winning four round score of 282.
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Economic fears spur Army volunteer recruiting effort
Washington AP reports Army officials seek to determine if a rise in recruiting stems from fears of recession. Data from new volunteers will show whether the uptick signals lasting gains for all-volunteer service or only a temporary effect amid job-market jitters.
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Nixon's Commercial Flight Probably A First
Washington AP reports President Nixon flew to California on a United Air Lines flight, possibly the first time an incumbent president traveled on a scheduled commercial airline. White House aides said no earlier presidential commercial trips occurred. Nixon previously used Air Force jets. Energy Secretary Simon praised the move but noted security concerns. Senator Proxmire urged mothballing Air Force One for all future trips to save fuel.
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Last-Minute Bills Await President
President Nixon prepares to announce decisions on 46 last minute 1973 bills from the Western White House in California. Aides say the first statement would come later today as Kissinger and Simon meet him, with plans to stay in California into the new year. The docket includes defense and foreign aid funds, a 55 mph national speed limit, and an 11 percent Social Security boost. This afternoon he attends the La Jolla wedding of Air Force Maj. Gen. Walter R. Tkach, Nixon's physician, to Cheryle Ann Gaillard.
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