Solomon Falls at French Open in Panatta upset
Harold Solomon of Silver Spring Md., a tiny but tenacious player, fell to Adriano Panatta in the French Open final 6-1 6-4 4-4 7-6 as Panatta praised his own size and stamina while Solomon lamented the tournament's rest schedule and lack of recovery time. Panatta’s victory caps a bold clay court run defeating Borg and Dibbs, highlighting a new breed of unorthodox mechanics. Joe Inman wins Kemper Open by one stroke, finishing 11 under par at Quail Hollow for his first tour title and $50,000 prize amid stormy final rounds.
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Harold Solomon
Adriano Panatta
Solomon
Silver Spring
Panatta
Charlotte
N.C
Joe Inman
Tom Weiskopf
Inman
Leff
Quail Hollow Country Club
Greensboro
Wake Forest
Clover
S.C
Weiskopf
Jones
Lou Graham
J.C. Snead
Charles Coody
Roger Maltbie
Coody
Snead
Graham
Maltbie
Arthur Ashe
Roland Garros
Rome
Bjorn Borg
Eddie Dibbs
Miami
Jones Keeps Aiming For No. 13 In Hot Spring Start
Padres left-hander Randy Jones wins his 12th to stay unbeaten at 12-2 with a 2.10 ERA after shutting out Philadelphia 5-0 in the first game of a doubleheader. He crafts 55 straight innings without a walk as he eyes Mathewson’s record and remains focused on winning games. In other NL action, Dodgers beat Expos 6-3, Cubs top Astros 8-2, Pirates edge Braves 6-5, Mets sweep Giants 4-2 and 4-1, Reds beat Cardinals 4-0 then fall 12-9 in the second game.
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Christy Mathewson
Cy Young
Jones
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Phillies
Padres
Mathewson
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Montreal Expos
Chicago Cubs
Houston Astros
Pittsburgh Pirates
Atlanta Braves
New York Mets
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Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Franklin County
Kansas
Charles M. Wilkins
State of
Walter L. Bell
Legatwe
Charles M. Wilking
Charles MA. Wilkins
Waller L. Ball
Ottawa
Reporter Don Bolles Dies From Bomb Injuries in Conspiracy Case
Investigative reporter Don Bolles died after a midtown hotel bombing tied to a land fraud probe. Police report a conspiracy to murder Bolles with possible involvement of political figures, including mentions of Barry Goldwater and Sam Steiger. A suspect, John Adamson, was arrested and charged with murder. Governor Castro ordered half mast flags.
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Ariz
Don Bolles
Arizona
Bolles
Arizona Republic
John Adamson
Greyhound
Adamson
Maricopa County
Dan Lozier
Lotter
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Sen
Goldwater
Mr. Steiger
Sam Steiger
Lozier
Steiger
Harry Rosenzweig
Arizona Republican Party
Rosenzweig
Raul Castro
State Capitol
John Rhodes
Edward
Senate vote on extending income tax cuts in Congress
The Senate faces a week of voting on a massive tax bill to extend federal income tax cuts due to expire July 1. The measure would curb some tax-avoidance schemes for the wealthy, create new breaks, and remove others. The sprawling 1,700 page bill risks delay as lawmakers debate extension timing and retroactivity.
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Senate
Congress
House
U.S
Senate Finance Committee
Finance Committee
CB Faithful Asked To Form Safety Network
Washington AP report describes federal push for a nationwide highway safety CB radio network named NEAR or National Emergency Aid Radio. The plan, funded by NHTSA, urges states to coordinate local agencies and teach CB users to report emergencies on Channel 9. The goal is perpetual 24 seven coverage to aid motorists and reduce injuries. Coast Guard Capt Stephany heads efforts and a Citizens Band Communications Manual will be released for public distribution in July.
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Transportation Department
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Cbers
United States
Coast Guard
J. Stephany
Highway Safety Agency
Citizens Band
Ottawa hearing on warrants authority for unforeseen expense
The Kansas Board of Tax Appeals will hold a hearing on July 7, 1976 in Topeka to grant city of Ottawa authority to issue warrants for an unforeseen expense exceeding the current budget. The notice seeks comments or affidavits from interested parties. Attorneys Anderson Byrd Richeson represent Ottawa.
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Board of Tax Appeals
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State Office
Topeka
Kansas
State of
George L. Kracht
District Court
Franklin County
Bald Court
Ottawa
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Ford
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Frank Church
Morris Udall
George Wallace
Henry Jackson
Phillips 66
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New Holland
Donahue
M-F
Jack Nelson
Mickey Johnson
Osage City
Jerry Hoyt
Allen Co. State Bank
Sand Creek
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Avon
Duncan-Phyfe
DODGE
J.D.R. and
Jean Dennis
Citizens Bank, of
Safety Network
Robert W. Mills
Ortin W. Smith
Monapor
James W. Clark
Main
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Nola J. Kracht
Defandant
Nalo J
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Ord
Ottawa Herald
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Maineffective
West 5Th
Dale Y VanHorn
Wolfe Creek
Burlington
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