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Copied! The first rule when the NFL and AFL were vying for college players in the early 1960s was there are no rules. Teams banded together in their battle against the other league by allowing some leeway during their drafts. Which may explain how the Jets were able to choose Oklahoma's two-time All-America linebacker Carl McAdams in the third round of the 1966 AFL Draft. "Actually, I was drafted with the first choice by the Jets. We'd already made our agreements on what was going to be done, my pay and everything," McAdams said. "And they came to me and said, 'Would it bother you t...

The Andy Griffith Show was and is a timeless classic. A show that evoked nostalgia across generations, it was one of the top shows of its time, never dipping below seventh in the ratings, and securing the No. 1 spot for its final season. Fans grew to know these Mayberry residents like their own friends or family, and its widespread success spawned spinoffs such as Gomer Pyle USMC and The father-son relationship was wholesome and the chemistry between Andy and Barney was sublime. We loved this heartwarming and enduring program, and the phenomenal cast was the biggest reason why. We’re do...

By John Finnerty jfinnerty@cnhi.com Dec 24, 2020 Dec 24, 2020 Department of Agriculture inspectors visited 180 restaurants across the state that are still offering indoor dining in defiance of a statewide ban last week. Inspectors issued 40 orders to close after the proprietors refused to voluntarily comply. If those orders are ignored, the state can go to Commonwealth Court to get a judge to order the restaurants to comply with the public health restriction, said Shannon Powers, a Department of Agriculture spokeswoman. Inspectors are focused on using an “education-first mode...

By John Finnerty CNHI News Service Dec 23, 2020 Meadville Tribune file photo HARRISBURG — Department of Agriculture inspectors visited 180 restaurants across the state that are still offering indoor dining in defiance of a statewide ban last week. Inspectors issued 40 orders to close after the proprietors refused to voluntarily comply. If those orders are ignored, the state can go to Commonwealth Court to get a judge to order the restaurants to comply with the public health restriction, said Shannon Powers, a Department of Agricultur...

Meet the frontline heroes of the coronavirus pandemic December 16, 2020 / 7:57 AM / CBS News Chris and Suzie Kraft, Parents and Business Owners "My parents have not stopped working since the pandemic started. They work hard and farmers needed them," 10-year-old Riley Kraft said. Kraft family 10-year-old Riley Kraft's frontline heroes are his parents Chris and Suzie Kraft, who own a meat locker business in Ruthven, Iowa. "My parents have not stopped working since the pandemic started. They work hard and farmers needed them," he said. Riley says it wasn't even an option for hi...