USC Likely To Stay No 1 For A While
The Associated Press notes Southern California is unlikely to lose the No 1 ranking as they prepare to face Illinois. A loss by Illinois with quarterback Mike Wells doubtful could boost USC’s hold atop the poll. USC led with 28 first place votes and 920 points. Oklahoma trailed with 11 votes and 840 points.
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Redskins top Vikings 24 21 on Malinchak kickoff play
Washington Redskins beat Minnesota Vikings 24 21 in a regular season opener as special teams standout Bill Malinchak blocked a punt recovered a fumble and scored a touchdown. He aided in the turnover that led to Washington's winning drive and teammate Ted Vador helped block a field goal.
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Hire the Veteran and You Hire Experience
Veteran hiring message highlighting experience across dozens of fields from clerks to engineers bricklayers and managers. Mentions on the job training via GI Bill or MDTA and directs to the State Employment Service and Veterans Administration for training information.
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Influenza Affects Kings Camp as Players Sit Out
In Victoria influenza strikes Los Angeles Kings camp with fifteen of thirty eight players hit, affecting publicity director and an assistant trainer. General manager calls it a nuisance with varying illness levels but no serious cases.
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Ex Stewardesses Win Suit Get Their Jobs Back
Four hundred former stewardesses, fired for pregnancy since 1965, are being rehired at their original seniority after a Chicago settlement between Trans World Airlines and American Airlines. The Air Line Stewards and Stewardesses Association argued the firings violated 1965 EEOC guidelines. Rehires total 400, oldest 45, with pay $800 to $1,000 monthly for about 72 hours weekly.
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Public Auction Posted After Husband's Death in Ottawa Area
Public auction announced due to the death of Porter Turner. Sale location: six miles north of Ottawa to Centropolis Road, then 314 west, 14 south or 1 east, percent south of Centropolis. Auction details include the property route and directions for bidders.
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Big Grain Firms To Testify Today
Two major U S grain exporters faced a House Agriculture subcommittee to testify about claims they profited from inside information on the Soviet wheat sale. Clarence Palmby of Continental Grain and a Cargill representative said to testify, amid farm groups accusing USDA of sharing data with traders but not farmers. Four Penn State captains headline the 1972 football squad, a first for the program.
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Legislature Urges Stronger Consumer Protection Bill
A Kansas special committee agreed to submit a strengthened consumer protection act to the 1973 legislature. The measure would ban referral selling and expand the attorney general's power to aid consumers. It would grant Kansans the right to collect punitive damages for unfair trade practices and allow class actions against violators. The panel also reviewed uniform credit codes for small loans and broadened prohibited practices for AG filing.
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