NFL approves audit of league team finances
The NFL Players Association and NFL Management Council agreed to audit the financial records of the league's 28 clubs in a key move during contract talks. Ed Garvey said the examination would begin immediately, as negotiations resume after a two day pause.
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NFL players strike talk as unions push for revenue share
AFL-CIO leaders in Bal Harbor press for a bigger slice of NFL gross revenues as union reps warn of a possible strike if owners do not move. Donlan says proposals are vague. talks at the Diplomat Hotel aim to avert a 1982 season disruption.
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Miami Dolphins
Cefalo
NFLPA
Longest Kansas bird season ends after three months of hunting
The Longest Season Revisited details a broad hunting trek in Kansas from Oct 31 to Feb 13 featuring quail, pheasants, ducks, and geese. The narrator and companions chase birds across western counties, logging 79 pheasants, 37 coveys of quail, and a half dozen ducks, with a DU banquet and a rugged closing weekend in winter snow.
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Kansas
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Ducks Unlimited
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KU Gridders Out On Bail After Burglary Charges
Three University of Kansas football players charged with burglary and felony theft were released on $2,500 bond pending March hearings. Broderick Thompson Renwick Atkins and Cedric Alexander face charges tied to burglaries at Jayhawker Towers and an off campus residence with about $6,000 in stolen property recovered. Alexander Atkins and Thompson are listed with college team positions and backgrounds, hearings set for March 3 and March 5.
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Bowling Bits and Standings From Local Bowling Leagues
Early Risers Keith Farms tops with 41 31, high scores by Nan Jung 426 and Betty Flory 193 set the pace. Tuesday and Thursday night leagues show Eagles Auxiliary, Leah's Styling, and Indian Lanes leading. numerous high scores and many player splits listed.
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Flowers
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Rainbow Beauty Bar
Eagles
Gloria Schulz
First National Bank
Jim Bass
Terry Wolken
Pat Stankard
Lables
Leah
Bignie
Freda
Mizzou Clinches Big Eight Crown With Win Over K State
Missouri sealed the Big Eight title with an 11-1 conference mark after Kansas State lost to Oklahoma State 72-62. Colorado beat Kansas 89-80 as Jay Humphries scored 22 and Jacques Tuz 26 in Colorado’s win. Matt Clark’s 17 points fueled Oklahoma State’s comeback in Manhattan.
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Iowa State
Kansas State
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Colorado
Kansas
Boulder
Paul Hansen
Cowboys
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Wildcats
Leroy Combs
Matt Clark
Tyrone Adams
Jack Hartman
Jacques Tuz
Buffaloes
Ted Owens
Jay Humphries
David Magley
Kings Rally Edges Suns In Tight 110 107 Victory
Phoenix guard Kyle Macy poured in a career high 31 points including 12 in the final five minutes but Kansas City Kings finished strong. Ernie Grunfeld led a 10 0 fourth quarter surge and sealed the win with two free throws and a late deflection. Reggie Johnson joined in with 12 points, while Dennis Johnson and Walter Davis led Phoenix with 22 and 20 respectively as the Suns faltered late.
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Kansas City Kings
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Grunfeld
Dennis Johnson
Walter Davis
Davis
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Volleyball Meetings for ORC Spring Leagues Ottawa
Ottawa Recreation Commission holds organizational meetings next Wednesday at the Youth Center 115 W 4th for spring volleyball. Leagues start March 1 with four divisions including men's power women's power men's recreational and women's recreational. Entry fees run 25 dollars for recreational 40 dollars for power plus participation cards required. Meetings begin at 7 p.m. for recreational and at 9 o'clock for power.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
Youth Center
ORC
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