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Rams Rick Smith retires

SLP2003051310- EARTH CITY, Mo., May 13 (UPI) -- Longtime Los Angeles and St. Louis Rams public relations director Rick Smith (R) is hugged by assistant Duane Lewis on his last day of work at Rams Park in Earth City, Mo., on May 13, 2003. Smith, 64, a former newspaper reporter, has been involved with the NFL for over 26 years. bg/Bill Greenblatt UPI

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