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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1976

Page

35

SCCA posts record 1976 season with 401 events worldwide

The Sports Car Club of America reports its 1976 season was its most active in 33 years, sanctioning 401 events across professional and club racing, rallying, and Solo I and H. Attendance reached 976,955 for road racing, with 37 pro events drawing over 733,000 fans. Highlights include Formula 5000, Trans-American, VW Gold Cup, Scirocco-Bilstein Cup, and national and divisional rallies. Club racing added 197,761 spectators and 61 driver schools, while purse funds topped substantial figures across series and contingencies.

Clu of America SCCA U.S Hendrik Blok Erick Hauge Dave Flanigan Bob Kruse Huntsville Ala Brian Redman Redman Skipton Eng George Follmer Huntington Harbor Calif Jocke Maggiacomo

West Point blamed in major cheating scandal report

A commission headed by Frank Borman found West Point shared responsibility for the worst cheating scandal in its history. It endorsed the honor code but faulted administration and warned the system was grossly inadequate by spring 1976. It recommended reinstating all 151 cadets involved as soon as possible.

Washington Special Commission U.S. Military Academy Frank Borman Army West Point Martin R. Hoffmann

Anne Arundel Doctor Guilty In Car Dispute Shooting

Dr. Stuart Christhill, prominent physician and Bicentennial Commission chair, was found guilty by Judge James L. Wray of assault with intent to murder Jean Gretsch in a car dispute. The non jury verdict followed an unannounced visit to the shooting scene near his apartment. Sentencing not set. maximum 30 years.

Annapolis Stuart Christhill Anne Arundel County Gretsch Wray Christhill

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