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I HE MICH16AN DAILY
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FIRST IT WAS DDT IN YOUR FOOD.
THEN MERCURY IN YOUR FISH.
NOW-IT'S DEP IN YOUR BEER!
We don't mean to be alarmist, but if the government doesn't
core about what goes down your gullet, we do! First Fruits,
Ltd. was founded on the notion that you'd rather eat good,
pure, safe, healthy food like ours than your average carci-
nogen. We sell pure food exclusively, and it's mainly Euro-
pean, because that's what Europeans eat-pure food. We sell
you what comes from natural soils, sunshine and rain,
packaged and processed only to the extent of keeping it
wholesome. ,
First Fruits, Ltd. thinks you're ready to change your tastes,
to move up to healthy foods from around the world, to
beat the monotony of cafeterias, hamburgers, and pizza.
For $10.00 we'll ship you a package worth $10.00, crammed
full of sustenance. For $28.00, we'll ship you three monthly
packages, or give you back $18.00 if you don't like the
first. Each package will contain a selection of meats, jams,
candies, cheeses, crackers, and more; all the things yon
need to stay alive and be able to enjoy the first fruits of life.
Roya is'
By The Associated Press
WASHINGTON - Rep. S a m
Steiger, R-Ariz., said yesterday
that Jerry Jacobs, owner of the
Cincinnati Royals of the National
Basketball Association, has con-
nections with underworld organ-
ized crime figures.
Steiger made his statement in
testimony to the Senate Antitrust:
subcommittee that is holding hear-
ings on a bill to permit merger,
of the American Basketball As-
sociation and the NBA.
"Their history," Steiger said of
Jerry Jacobs and his brother,
Max, the operating head of t he
Royals, "is replete with reports of
business associations with under-
world and organized crime fig-
ures."
Steiger also said Jerry Jacobs
is head of the Emprise Corp., a'
Buffalo. N.Y., holding company,
which controls Sportservices, a
subsidiary.
Steiger said the original interest
of the Jacobs brothers, was in
concessions at sports arenas and
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ball parks. Subsequently, he said,
they became "very active at pari-
mutuel operations, horse racing,
dog racing and jai-alai, first as
concessionaires and then as in-
vestors."
Steiger said Sportservice oper-
ates concessions for the Baltimore
Colts, Buffalo Bills, Cleveland
Browns, Detroit Lions, St. Louis,
Cardinals and Washington R e d-
skins, all of the National Football'
Leagce, and baseball teams in
Miami, Montreal, Cincinnati and
St. Louis.
"There is a great deal more,''
Steiger said.
He said Sportservice has made
at least two loans to major league
baseball teams, with the Montreal
Expos receiving over $2 million
and the Milwaukee Brewers over
$4 million.
Steiger said the New Mexico
State Racing Commission found
Emprise "unfit to operate a pari-
mutual horse rack track," while under oath, before both -the Ari-
Arkansas ordered the holding zona and the Arkansas r a c i n g
company to divest itself of holdings commissions, Jerry Jacobs denied
in a parimutuel dog track in West this association."
Memphis, Ark., or face revocation Steiger showed the committee a
,f its franchise to operate t h e suit filed by Emprise in Dade
track. County, Fla., in which the firm
The Securities and Exchange sued Wiedrich for money the com-
Commission, in a ruling, "f o u n d pany said he owed it.
that they (Emprise) had lied about J. Walter Kennedy, the commis-
their ownership position in a race sioner of the National Basketball
track in Tucson, Ariz.," Steiger Association, said his office was not
said. ignoring accusations that a club
"They have loaned money or owner was linked to organized
been involved with several under- crime.
world figures," he said. Under sharp questioning by Sen.
"One, Bg Sam Wiedrich, an ex- Sam J. Ervin Jr., D-N.C. about
convict who was denied permission what action was being taken, Ken-
to operate race tracks in Illinois, nedy replied, "I deeply resent the
was subsequently associated with inference that the office of com-
the Jacobs in a harness track in missioner of the NBA is totally un-
Delaware. aware of what is going on and not
"When questioned about t h i s doing anything about."
Truth or Consequences, New Mexico - In a surprise announce-
ment, the Michigan Daily and the Longines Symphonette Society an-
nounced the purchase of the Greater Saint Louis Metropolitan Area for
a term paper for American Values 201, carfare, and a left-handed util-
ity infielder to be named later. Hyman Glitz, the Daily's sand expert
and resident slum lord made the announcement here today with these
words, "Power is inversely related to the root mean squared."
In Ann Arbor, the tone was one of "guarded caution." However, it
was learned that with each purchase of Great Symphonic Hits of the
Ages would be a free piece of Washington University, and with the
correct selections to Hoope Pickings one Cottage Inn pizza and a
doorman.
Despite rumors to the contrary, Daily office is still at 420 Maynard
and not on the corner of Market and Fourth, overlooking Busch
Stadium.
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PHIL ESPOSITO downs a brew after last night's East's 3-2
victory in the NHL All-Star game. Espo netted the winning goal
on a picture pass from teammate Bobby Orr. The brawny Bruin
seems to be taking it all in stride as he chugs away.
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DETROIT (AP) - General Mana-
ger Ed Coil of the Detroit Pistons
confirmed yesterday reports that
the National Basketball team pro-
bably would be sold before next
season.
Coil said at least six firm of-
fers have been made for the NBA
club owned by Fred Zollner, 71-
year-old industrialist.
Coil declined to name any of
the six groups or to say how
much Zollner was asking for the
franchise. .The going rate for
NBA franchises now is about $5
million, he said.
Zollner said two weeks ago he
had received several exploratory
offers for the ball club.
"For the past three or four
years, we have been approached
every year," Coil explained. "But
it has always been by a third per-
son, usually an attorney repre-
senting someone. Fred has never
talked to any of the principals.
"One of the requisites Fred has
is that he has to sell the team to
a local group or a local individ-
ual," said Coil. "But the price has
got to be right, I'm sure. If it is
not, I am just as certain Fred
Zollner won't sell. As he said, he
doesn't need the money."
He said the NBA was also in-
terested in keeping the teai* in
Detroit, since Detroit is one of
the nation's largest television
markets.
NHL settles
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total banking hours weekly
to change a few realignment
ept goes like this: ST. PAUL-MINNEAPOLIS (M -
edge; if you can't The National Hockey L e a g u e
solved its rea'ignment problem yes-
:ge; if your grade terday by assign'ng the new Long
pledge.Island and Atlanta fIanchises to
the already existing EEst: and West
en't believed that Divisions.
Long Island joins the East Divi-
- the biggest name sion composed of five pre-expan-
sion teams along with Vancouver
change, they'll all and Buffalo - the last two teams
added to the league two years ago.
Atlanta goes to the West divi-
sion composed of the six original
we have a lot of expansion teams and the Chicago
Black Hawks.
The decision was announced by
NHL President Clarence C a m p-
09 Wa sshtenaw bell as the board of governors
concluded two days of meetings
____ prior to the league's silver anni-
versary All-Star game.
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