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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1973

Page

8

Evert Aims for Wimbledon History as Young Champion

Chris Evert of Fort Lauderdale seeks the Wimbledon women’s title, aiming to become the youngest champion since Maureen Connolly in 1952 at 18 years 7 months. Billie Jean King trails in pursuit of her fifth Wimbledon singles title, while fourth seed Evert and second seed King have met once on grass, with King winning that encounter. The men’s final will feature Alex Metreveli and Jan Kodes, both from Eastern Europe, as Metreveli defeats Mayer and Kodes ousts Taylor.

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Harvard JV Crew Reaches Henley Semis in Record Time

Harvard University's junior varsity eight advanced to the Henley Royal Regatta semifinals in the Ladies' Challenge Plate, clocking 6:34 over 1 mile 550 yards to beat Cambridge's First and Third Trinity Boat Club by two thirds of a length, and breaking the event record.

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Yankees Rally Past Rangers After Big Lead Loss

New York Yankees erased a seven run deficit to beat the Texas Rangers 9-7 at Yankee Stadium. Texas had led 7-0 in the top of the second before New York surged back with a strong offensive showing to claim victory.

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Foreign visitors may now flock as dollar weakens

Hal Boyle humorously advises Americans to greet foreign tourists with hospitality and practical tips as the dollar slips. He suggests polite welcomes, bargaining, trying new foods, and visiting local venues while noting mutual misunderstandings and cultural quirks.

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Handling broker liquidations under SIPC protection rules

Byron Woodside explains SIPC supervised liquidations of 87 broker-dealers aim to protect customers and maintain confidence. Most customers receive court notices within a week and cash or securities within a month if records are clear, longer otherwise. The SIPC guarantees up to 50 000 dollars per customer, with no more than 20 000 in cash, and substitutions allowed if assets are missing. If claims exceed 50 000 dollars, the excess becomes a general creditor claim.

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Love Thy Neighbor Surprises ABC. may stay on air

AP reports that Love Thy Neighbor, an Americanized English import, defies expectations by remaining a hit for ABC. The show earned strong Nielsen numbers, with a 39 to 41 percent audience share, despite critics noting its dated premise of a Black and White couple living next door.

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Dollar Slump Triggers Global Market Alarm

The American dollar fell to record lows from Tokyo to Paris amid rumors of another devaluation or currency realignment. Dealers cite Watergate as undermining Nixon's economic control while gold rose in Zurich and London. The dollar weakened against yen, mark, and franc as markets seek stability.

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