Kansas Fishing Report Highlights Mixed Success Across Lakes
Kansas anglers report improving conditions after rains with walleye and crappie on the rise in some waters while channel and flathead catfish remain strong at night. Lakes such as Wilson, Milford, and those in Montgomery and Neosho show varied quality from fair to good for multiple species, with deep-water walleye tactics and live baits prominent.
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Kansas
Wilson Lake
Elk City Lake Fair
Melvern Lake
Milford Lake
Neosho River
Pomona Lake
Glen Elder Lake
Marion County
Kentucky
Duval Cove
Minooka Park
Kirwin
Claude Sluder
Waverly
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Kirby
L.P
Ford
Montreal profits from 1976 Olympics with 136 million surplus
The Montreal organizing committee reported a 136 million profit from the 1976 Games, funded by existing stadiums and facilities. Montreal and Quebec will bear debt estimated between 200 and 300 million, while the IOC considers 1984 host city with in place facilities.
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Prague
Montreal
International Olympic Committee
JOC
City of
Province of
Quebec
IOC
Palmer, Nicklaus, and jam on tough Southern Hills hole
Arnold Palmer sparked the field at the U S Open at Southern Hills where 10 players tied for first at par. Jack Nicklaus shot 74 while defending champion Jerry Pate struggled on the brutal 449-yard 18th hole, finishing 72 as 53 players remained within four strokes of the lead.
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Tulsa
Okla
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Southern Hills
Jerry Pate
America
Rod Funseth
Terry Diehl
Larry Nelson
Hubie Green
Grier Jones
Tom Purtzer
Argentina
Florentian Molina
Palmer
Nicklaus
Tom Watson
Pate
Molina
Palmer's charisma sells crowds at the Open in Tulsa
Arnold Palmer, at 47, amid 24 U.S. Open appearances, still draws electric crowds as he pars a 70 opening round in Tulsa. His presence, echoed by fans and even onlookers, underscores the rare "It" quality that defines Palmer and links him to other famous figures noted for charisma.
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Tulsa
Okla
U.S
Arnold Palmer
Charger
Palmer
Arnie
Finley Blasts Kuhn Over Mets Reds Star Swap
New York AP Finley owner of the Oakland A's says Commissioner Bowie Kuhn used his office to favor friends and punish enemies as he blasts the Tom Seaver trade from the Mets to the Reds. He cites Kuhn voiding Vida Blue’s sale to the Yankees last year.
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New York
Charles C. Finley
Oakland A's
Baseball
Bowie Kuhn
Finley
Tom Seaver
New York Mets
Cincinnati Reds
Seaver
Kuhn
Vida Blue
New York Yankees
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Bourbon
Crawford State Lake
John Redmond
Marias Des Cygnes
Montgomery
Goa
Neosho State
Osage State Lake Lake
Spring River
Verdigris River
Lake Fair
Cheney Lake
Lovewell
Kanopolis
Cedar Bluff Reservoir
Kirwin Reservoir
Norton Reservoir
Scott County Lake
Webster Lake
al Geiberger
Tommy Bolt
Sam Snead
Arnie Palmer
Muhammad Ali
George Foreman
Joe Namath
Fran Tarkenton
Roger Staubach
Joe DiMaggio
Ted Williams
Robert Redford
Rock Hudson
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Judy Garland
Babe Ruth
Ty Cobb
Mets
Charles Finley
Oakland A
D. DeCock
Carpenter
D. Plavanept
J. Lester Brown
T. Brownell
R. Moore
Dalees Toumberlin
L. Quisenberry
Tres Hombres
K. Artoger
Tommy
L. Evans
Haas
R. Weems
J. Edgecomb
B. Manwaring
Hettler
T. Moats
L. Pyle
D. Statuemire
Kan
Williamsburg
Mickey Johnson
First Natl
Bk.Waverly
Cates
DLC
F.E.T
Elea
Fed
Firestone
I Oe Service Company
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