Swenson tops Jubilee Masters with 654 in bowling notes
In Jubilee Lanes action Jim Butler led Masters with 246 while Jerry Swenson rolled 654 for high honors. Renee Siders added a 618 for the women, and multiple bowlers posted 600s and strong scores across Castle Lanes and Jubilee venues.
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Jerry Swenson
Jubilee Lanes
Renee Siders
Castle Lanes
Bernice Hanson
Cathie Yamilkaski
Bob Pfeifer
Joann Goodell
Patty McCabe
Harvey Petrie
Larry Olson
T & C Ball Busters
Jerry Stender
John Frasher
Captain
Clead Ltd
Bill Mann
Ross Refrigeration
Ced Rel Supper Club
Karen Clark
Jan Person
Julie Morton
Sue Tait
Judy Akers
Ralph DuBois
Hanson
the Beers
Ray Bissell
Gary Holub
Glass Trucking Co
Collins Industrial
al Bavers
George Adams
Forkers
Borb Biegon
Judy Holub
St. Luke's Beauty
Firebird
Don Crumbough
Denny Henderson
Stuber Mtr
Univoc
the Comets
Vicki Wilber
Wilbers Automotive
Web
M. Butschi
L. Martin
Berrys
HMS
Wed
Eileen Gillespie
Pat Gusland
John Kainz
Randy Lindsey
Evie Phillips
Rosemary Steepieton
Eal Industrial
Rick Conn
Lancer Lanes
Linda Reese
Doris Bernack
Reeseway Carpet
Vossins
Tom & His Playboys
Bob Clasen
Collins
Sir Lancerettes
la Mae Daniel
Mary Ann Donohue
Nat'l Car Rental
Jo Hood
Tri Chem
International Harvest
Iowa
Dave Post
John Hand
Impostors
Marlene Greiner
Jean Novak
Avon Products
Donaldsons
Trickeys
Bill Rexroat
Max Hamlin
Hy Vee
Foxy Ladies
Nancy Kuennen
Happy
Ene T & C
John Yonaier
Captain Clean Ltd
Collins Boozers
Joy Bechka
Barb Clark
Gladiator
MAY City Lanes
Cannon Ball
Jim Barta
Mike Mead
Heritage Realtors
Tom Harrison
Sharp Realtors West
Cherry Burrell
Jerry Schneckiotn
Track Inn
Barb Peck
Ann Kenney
Wayne Tateins
Gloria Canney
May City
Velma Gearhart
Ging Gillette
Millers Automotive
New Method
Porter City
Bob Etzel
Kent Meyer
Terrys
Cemar
Jim Nielsen
Springville
Morris Plan
Rollin Stones
Kathy Crow
Marion Cashway
Jubilee
Misfits
Jim Butler
Khouris Lounge
Sue Tale
Raymond Bros
25Th Avenueties
Young Says Human Rights Push Wins United Nations
U.S. Ambassador Andrew Young says Carter's human rights push has won the hearts of oppressed people worldwide and cautions against panicking over Soviet activity in Africa. He notes Africa's issues are complex and cautions against seeing Africa only through East West rivalry. He discusses Mozambique, Angola, and Gulf Oil, stressing not to overreact to a single Soviet visit.
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United Nations
UPD
U.S
Andrew Young
Africa
Carter
UPI
Ivor Richard
British Broadcasting Corp
Britain
Young
Richard
Zaire
Nikolai Podgorny
Mozambique
South Africa
Angola
Portugal
Davidson AD Tom Scott to enter Helms Hall of Fame
Dr. Tom Scott former athletic director at Davidson College from 1966 to 1974 will be inducted into the Helms Foundation Hall of Fame for Athletic Directors on June 20 in Las Vegas. He served on the NCAA tournament committee from 1966 to 1975, chaired most years, coached at Concordia Central Missouri North Carolina and Davidson, and posted an 18 season record of 315 victories 173 defeats.
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Davidson
N.C
Tom Scott
Davidson College
Helms Foundation Hall of
Las Vegas
Scott
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Concordia College
Central Missouri
North Carolina
Palestinians Shelled by Israelis Amid Lebanon Fighting
Palestinians in southeast Lebanon accuse Israeli tanks and artillery of shelling after Christian militiamen were driven from a Muslim town near Israel. reconnaissance planes were seen over Khiam and fighting continued toward Marjayoun. Syria-backed Saiga guerrillas fired from north of the Litani River as Israel warned against cross-border raids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
Israel
Khiam
Marjayoun
Syria
Litani
Rhode Island Lawmaker To Surrender
Rhode Island state Rep elect William Bailey plans to surrender to police Monday as his attorney contests an extradi tion warrant sending him to Michigan for a 1973 larceny case. Governor Garrahy signed orders directing Bailey to Michigan for a two to four year term while his seat in the Rhode Island house remains in dispute before the state supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
UPI
William Bailey
Michigan
J. Joseph Garrahy
Bailey
Rhode Island House of Representatives
State Supreme Court
Dulles proposes foreign aid fund for long term loans
Secretary of State Dulles proposed creating a special fund to supply needy countries with long term, easy-pay loans to support development. The plan envisions a sustained aid flow financed by the United States to foster economic growth and stability abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Dulles
U.S
Boats Carry Food To Flood Victims
Boats transported essentials to Alabama families trapped by flood waters as police patrolled damaged areas to deter looting and guide visitors away from cleanup zones in Kentucky. Officials report 23 dead and 24,000 displaced across six states with high water reaching 30 feet on building walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Kentucky
Appalachians
Bob Timmons
Civil Defense
St. Clair County
Talladega County
Tom Little
Kentucky Division of Emergency Services
Louisville
Pikeville
Les Pyles
Virginia Office of Emergency Services
Indictments Move Forward Against Retired FBI Leader
The first criminal charges target John Kearney a retired FBI supervisor in New York for supervising a scheme to rob mailboxes steam open letters read contents and use secret wiretaps to spy on Weatherman contacts The probe signals possible indictments against five other FBI officials and raises questions about prosecuting sensitive national security information
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
FBI
Griffin Bell
Weatherman
Bell
Justice Department
New York
John Kearney
Kearney
Bureau
Jack Solerwitz
Mineola
N.Y
Department
The
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Kansas City teachers jailed amid four high school picket lines
Police in Kansas City Missouri arrested more than 150 striking teachers outside four high schools while non-striking teachers held classes for seniors. A yellow bus and paddy wagons hauled workers to jail as driveways were blocked and cars were targeted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Teachers Education Association
Lockheed Staff In Heart Study
Four hundred middle management men at Lockheed Missiles Space Co. in Sunnyvale participate in a government sponsored study to link psychological behavior with coronary heart disease. Questionnaires assess self and job attitudes across periods and data will be correlated with blood pressure cholesterol adrenaline levels and heart rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyvale
Calif
UPI
Lockheed Missiles Space Co
Estes Dealings Hearing Is Set in Fort Worth
Federal parole board schedules an April 19 hearing in Fort Worth to review Billie Sol Estes business dealings and whether to withdraw supervision. Investigations involve state and federal agencies examining documents and reconciled checks, with Don Trull confirming shared Abilene space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
Estes
Parole Board
Internal Revenue Service
Texas Atty
John Hill
Associated Press
Don Trull
Mississippi
Trull
William Amos
Dallas
FBI
David Pace
Hill
Solex Realty Co
Henry Ford Dies at 83 in Dearborn Home
Henry Ford, famed pioneer of the auto industry, died at his Dearborn home after a long illness. He helped found the Ford Motor Company and shaped mass car ownership, leaving a lasting impact on American manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Dearborn, Mich
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Legion Lanes
Howerd Phillips
Robert Tiedtke
KCRG
Lorraine Dietrich
Zims Cedar Cafe
Flame Room
Legion
America
United States
Hall of Fame
Rhode Island
Lisa Overton
Cumberland
Pineville
United Press International
Lockheed
Estes Dealings
FORD
40Th St
John Deere
International Harvester
Wheel Horse Sales, Inc
Wheel Horse
Fairfax
Weil's Lawn & Garden Equip
Suchomel
Chevrolet
Coralville McCabe
Ing
Riggan Supply Co., Im Tollroad St
Rarmstead Bus
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