Kuhn Faces Trade Power Clash in Baseball Debate
New York reports on baseball commissioner Bowie Kuhn facing legal and political pressure over his restraint of trade rulings. Critics from players’ union chief Marvin Miller to team owner Finley allege his broad arbitration endangers competitive balance and could trigger heavy litigation. Rudi and Fingers briefly returned to the Athletics scene but were removed from the field, while Finley brands Kuhn a village idiot as suits loom.
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Sweden's King Gustaf Marries West German Commoner
Sweden's King Carl XVI Gustaf wed Silvia Sommerlath a West German commoner at Stockholm's Great Church in a single ring ceremony. The event drew 1200 guests and featured Queen Silvia in a Dior gown with royal insignia. The couple rode through Stockholm in an open carriage before returning to the palace.
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Weather Update with Rain and Winds Tonight
Heavy rain is forecast with lows in the upper range and tomorrow's highs in the mid range. Chance of precipitation 80 percent tonight and 28 percent tomorrow. Westerly winds 10 to 20 mph tonight. High temperature 60 at 11:30 p.m. last night.
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Beirut evacuation convoy postponed amid renewed Beirut fighting
Heavy fighting around Beirut halted the 24 hour convoy evacuating hundreds of Americans and Britons to Damascus. British officials warned the last minute delay may be the final chance to leave, urging readiness for tomorrow. US President Ford monitored the crisis from the White House situation room as security concerns persisted.
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Unconfirmed Terrorist Threats Loom Over Fourth Rally
Washington police say no hard intelligence confirms mass civil disobedience or bombings on July 4 bicentennial events. Senate hearing cites discussions by radical groups planning disruption, with focus on Washington and Philadelphia for large crowds and publicity. Deputy police chief notes potential exists but reports remain unverified.
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Bay Village man charged with $25000 kickback in loan renewal
Kenneth W Knauf of Baycite, a former Union Commerce Bank executive, is charged in federal court with taking a $25,000 kickback for renewing a $175,000 loan to Tip Top Drilling Co. of Canton. The information alleges he received the payment on Aug 15, 1972 from Lee R Tatum.
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United National Bank of Canton
Greyhound champ finds new life with loving Laramie family
A former racing greyhound named Mr Smithers, dumped near Casper after losing his edge, was found emaciated with wounds in Laramie. Abandoned by people who bred and trained him, the dog forms a strong bond with the Burcher children, showing trust and affection after rescue.
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