Title IX Edict Sparks NCAA Convention Debate
At the NCAA convention in San Francisco university leaders lawyers and athletic directors debated Title IX's impact on college athletics. Key concerns focused on enforcing per capita expenditures for football and basketball and potential federal control over athletics funding with Sept. 1 1979 compliance looming.
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San Francisco
Davis
Philip B. Brown
NCAA
HEW
City Scores Incomplete Church League Basketball Report
In Ottawa area church league games the City Scores report lists multiple teams and players with scattered abbreviations and incomplete line items including First Baptist Nazarene North Baptist Westminster Sacred Heart and others with partial tallies and player lines.
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Ottawa Bible
Heath
McAdoo
Nazarene
Adamson
Geiss
Welton
Young
Thompson
North Baptist
Hotaling
Malburg
Montgomery
Nelson
Shoemaker
Greiner
Pearson
Westminster
Hull
Hansen
Loretto
Olsen
Roberts
Shepard
Barker
Sacred Heart
Bien
Burns
Ferguson
Gerst
MilNe
Scot
Mart
J. Bien
Faith Lutheran
Leadbetter
Robertson
Schultzy
Weatherman
Billick
Totals
Wesleyan
Edwards
Elsele
Gipson
Grittin
M. Reus
R. Reust
Starks
Hadley
Ramsey
Badgley
McCrea
Braington
R. Brewer
K. Brewer
Dillard
Hastey
First Christian
Jones
Moore
Ross
D. Sypher
J. Sypher
Rutter
M. Sypher
Brady
Gast
Jim Schneidens
John Schnei
Schneider
Schauke
Sellers
Shaffer
Wingert
Wray
Teter
Fischer
Geist
Nilges
Seitz
Spears
Sorenson
Rauth
Devore
MaUstycki
BeLaTorre
Teamster reformers push bid to regain control in Detroit
In Detroit, Teamsters for a Democratic Union accuses entrenched officials of suppressing dissent as insurgents claim growing momentum. Ken Paff says the TDU aims to double membership, win local elections, and influence contract talks, while noting past victories in Flint and Vancouver and the movement’s 1976 founding.
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Detroit
Teamsters Union
Ann Curry Thompson
Teamsters
Jean Clark
Teamster
TDU
Ken Paff
Paff
Flint
Mich
Michigan
Oklahoma City
Green Bay
Wis
Vancouver
British Columbia
Pittsburgh
Teamsters For A Democratic Union
Frank Fitzsimmons
Las Vegas
Pete Camarata
Fitzsimmons
Aladdin Hotel and Casino
Fitzsimmong
Camarata
Spartans Retain Hold Atop College Rankings
Michigan State, 9-1, erased a 13 point deficit to beat Minnesota 69-62 and hold the top AP college basketball ranking. Notre Dame, North Carolina, Illinois, LSU, UCLA, Duke, NC State, Indiana State, and Arkansas follow in the Top Ten with Temple making its first appearance at 10th.
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Spartans
Associated Press
Michigan State
Minneota
Notre Dame
North Carolina
Illinois
Tar Heels
The
Illini
Louisiana State
Vanderbilt
UCLA
Duke
Davidson
Long Beach State
Tulane
North Carolina State
Indiana State
Arkansas
Texas A&m
Louisville
Marquette
Georgetown
Temple
Michigan
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University of New Mexico
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Maloney Service
D. Redenbaugt
B. Legam
Anderson Associates
A. Anderson
M. Brown
R. Thompson
S. Studer
Pioneer
D. Higson
Fritts Machine Shops
C. Turner
E. Callahan
K. Waymire
D. Samsel
W. Andrews
Jayhawkers the Rollers
B. Justice
T. Porter
D. Linden
J. Compton
G. Snyder
D. McIntosh
M. Moore
G. Shepard
Kamiper
Ando Dolls
Queens
M. Allen
T. Bach
J. Eaton
Wise
Jim’s Barber Shop
Hughes
Don’s
Martindale
N. Martindale
McGinnis
Night Crawlers
Fogle Quarry
L. Gladman
Ottawa Bus Service
H. AiNsworth
Redenbaugh Oil CO
F. Fritts
South Pence
J. Bradley
M. Burns
Ottawa Co-Op
G. Fowler
Loyd Alilders
W. Black
CAFE
Princeton Grain—O
R. Stockard
NED Hiatt
W. Chambers
Rock House
J. Black
the Deltas
Slade
W. Duderstadt
Ramsey's
T. Bruner
Brunswick
Kent
Ohio
Imartin
Senour
Martin Senour
Martin-Senour
Ottawa Lumber
Dim McCrea
S. Main
D.C, Kansas
Kentucky
Syracuse
Ala
Beacon Fantasy
Caldcrest Corsair Electric Blanket
Ver
Honeywell
U. S
Anchor Savings
Hickory
Ottawa
Franklin County
Ralal