Merger talk shapes NBA history and fans' futures
Kennedy says promotion and management matter more than winning for a thriving franchise and cites Milwaukee and Atlanta as examples. The hearing notes past league consolidations and warns that weak clubs may fail without strong, financially sound teams. ABA chief Dolph cites unsustainable contracts and lavish perks as risky draws.
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Washington
Walter Kennedy
National Basketball Association
Senate
Kennedy
Milwaukee
Avanta
NBA
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
van Sen
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Don.c. Kennedy
National Basketball League
Basketball Association of America
Robert R Nathan
Nathan
Irish Prisoners Mistreated In Northern Ireland Inquiry
London reports a government inquiry found suspected Irish terrorists were mistreated by British troops and security police but not subjected to brutality or torture. It details 19 cases of harsh handling during interrogation and detention, with 18 others noted as hardships, amid ongoing arrests under the Special Powers Act related to the IRA conflict.
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London
Northern Ireland
Treland
Ir ‘Rsh
IRA
Bellieh
Ulster
Southern Ireland
Two disciples of self styled Pope Clement XV jailed in Italy
In Firolinone Italy two men claiming to follow Pope Clement XV received nine month sentences Monday for questioning Pope Paul I. The incident highlights ongoing tensions within rival sects claiming papal authority.
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Firolinone
Italy
Clement XV
Paul i
Auerbach blasts fight tactics in NBA flare up
Boston Celtics president Red Auerbach rails against on court altercations after a 128 to 119 loss to the Suns in Phoenix. He cites Jo Jo White and Phoenix reserve John Wetzel ejection and warns that if second line players start punching stars both sides would be tossed.
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Boston
Red Auerbach
Boston Celtics
Red
National Basketball Association
Auerbach
Phoenix
Jo Jo White
Celtics
John Wetzel
White
MBA
Kaream Jabbar
Oscar Robertson
Jerry West
Paul Seymour
Syracuse
Bob Cousy
Maurice Podoloff
Bob Brannum
Dolph Schayes
Schayes
Resignations and arrests hit diverse US and UK briefs
AP reports varied items from Tokyo where a director general resigned over a deadly experimental site accident to Gallup where Richard Wilson becomes ceremonial president. In Gallup a teacher faces a civil rights bid over alleged contract renewal denial. New Mexico seeks retroactive pay boosts for teachers. Hyde Park murder mystery shifts to suicide by gun hidden in a walking stick. Blatnik warns of dubious non phosphate detergents flooding markets.
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Tokxit
Science and Technology Agency
Thute
Tokyo
Gallup (Ap
McKinley County School Board
New Mexico Human Rights Commission
Gallup
Ouida Simmons
Silver City Seeks Bids for Employee Insurance Plans
The Town of Silver City invites sealed bids for Employee Life, Accidental Death and Dismemberment, Long Term Disability, Employee and Dependent Medical, and Persons over Age 65 Insurance. Bids due December 14, 1971 at 2 00 P M in City Manager’s Office. Specifications available from Town Clerk. Frances M Helm Town Clerk.
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Silver City
N. Bullard St
New Mexico
Family and doctor killed in Charleston, West Virginia
A four member family and a physician couple were found dead in separate homes in a fashionable neighborhood. Robert Eder, a federal employee and statistician for the U S Department of Agriculture, allegedly killed his wife and two sons before taking his own life. Nearby Dr Charles Cottrell Jr and his wife were shot to death in their recreation room. their daughter Teresa, 13, found them. Police said the killings appear unconnected and no suspects were named.
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Charleston
W. Va
Lawrence Morris
Robert Eder
Hig
Charles Cottrell Jr
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Cottrell
Morris
Crooks Outside Ilusa Oklahoma Inmates Art Show
Leo Darrell Chandler serving five years for armed robbery hoped his painting Life Princess would fetch ten dollars at a Monday inmate art show at the University of Tulsa. The piece drew cynical remarks as he faced the crowd outside the walls.
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Ilusa
Okla
Leo Darrell Chandler
State
Chandler
University of Tulsa
Bank error over ten thousand dollar credit at Alabama bank
Roxie Darrlery, a cocktail waitress in Mobile, said bank staff doubted her claim after she deposited 104.50 at an American National Bank branch in Spring Hill. A later check showed she was credited 10,104,50 instead of 10,104.50.
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ABA
Mobile
Ala
Roxie Darrlery
O Hare Still Nation's Busiest Airport Despite Decline
Air traffic data show O'Hare International Airport in Chicago remained the nation's busiest with 641,390 aircraft operations in 1970, down from 676,473 in 1969. Van Nuys Airport rose to second with 575,784, while Los Angeles and Kennedy slipped as New York's Kennedy dropped from ninth to 14th amid FAA findings.
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Chicago
O'Hare Iternational
Duslest
Federal Aviation Administration
van Nuys Airport
Califronia
Los Angeles International
Kennedy International Airport
New York
FAA
van Nuys
Notice of Liquor License Application in Central New Mexico
On November 1 1971 Emilio Z Rivera and Merejndo Z Rivera applied to the New Mexico ABC for a Retailer license to be located at 227 Bayard Street Central New Mexico. The license currently sits about two and a half miles west of Santa Rita Grant County NM. Any person who objects should protest to the Village of Central Board of Trustees at 5 00 pm November 23 1971 at Central City Hall NM.
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Emilio Z. Rivera
Merejndo Z. Rivera
Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control
State of
New Mexico
Bayard Street
Central
Santa Rita
Grant County
Board of Trustees
Village of
Leyendecker Sworn In As New Mexico State Fair Commissioner
Claude E. Leyendecker a 49 year old Deming banker was to be sworn in today as a member of the New Mexico State Fair Commission to complete the late Carlos J. Jaramillo's term. The ceremony was to be held in Albuquerque with the commission meeting in Santa Fe planned.
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Claude E. Leyendecker
Deming
New Mexico State Fair Commission
Leyendecker
Mubres Valley Bank
Carlos J. Jaramillo
James B. Barber
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Property notice bans hunting on Henry Pole Ranch near Buckhorn NM
John R Henry Pole Jr Ranch warns against hunting fishing or trespassing on enclosed fields pastures and ranch land northwest of Buckhorn Grant County New Mexico along State Highway 78. Deputies will patrol during hunting seasons and violators will be prosecuted under New Mexico law.
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John R. Henry Pole
R. Henry Pole M
Buckhorn
Grant County
N.M
New Mexico
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