Skiing Grandmothers Shine At American Ski Classic
In Vail Colorado Jean Claude Killy and Franz Klammer draw crowds but the spotlight belongs to the "Skiing Grandmothers" ten women ages 56 to 65. They wear red outfits blue hats and cowboy pins while skiing posing for cards and trading stories. They balance fun fashion with skilled trails boasting varied backgrounds and marriages while enjoying discos and golf when not on the slopes.
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Vail
Colo
Jean-Claude Killy
Franz Klammer
Houston
Georgia Retzloff
Rusty Ruthler
Nita Neyland
U.S
Redskins
Lanelle Townley
Oilers
Billy Kidd
Bernhard Rossi
Neyland
Billy
Townley
Retzloff
Discos
Hans Hinterseer
Rotholz
Vegas Dealer Sets Record Straight On Blackjack Claims
A Las Vegas casino dealer disputes Ann Landers on the game Blackjack and warns that profits from hourly play are unreliable. He notes casinos rely on tips and that skilled players raise bets while winning and exit when losing.
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Ann Landers
Las Vegas
Annie
Nevada Sun Reader
SUN
Buster
Local bike-a-thon nets 1420 for St Jude's Hospital
Riders at Forest Park covered 534 miles and raised 1420 for St Jude's Children Hospital. Scott McKenzie won top honors by riding 67 miles and gathering 216, Kevin Baker rode 62 miles for 204.60, Jenny Bowling earned a radio with 130.35 from 33 miles, and Grace Turner won 15 from 25 miles. Other participants earned prizes including shirts and tote bags as donations totaled across numerous riders. Walt Jamison chaired the event for Ottawa RFD 4.
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Forest Park
St. Jude's Children’s Hospital
Franklin County
Scott McKenzie
James McKenzie
St. Jude's
Kevin Baker
Jenny Bowling
Grace Turner
Franklin Sayings
Ray Ryan
Miles
Melodie Snow
Scott Mayes
Dawn Gilmer
Heather Gilmer
Scott Snow
Aaron Fleischer
Watsana Anonthysene
Joe Haas
Mary Lois Yates
Randy Skiles
Sara Mayes
Cheryl Jamison
Andy Meyer
Walter Jamison
Tracie Jamison
Crystal Yates
Harold Mayes
Walt Jamison
Ottawa Rfd
Indians Face Drastic Financial Changes
Kansas City AP reports that American Indians must build own economic base as federal programs are scaled back. William Lynn Engles of ANA compares shift to historic relocation, notes conferences guiding tribes on forming businesses, networking, and youth entrepreneurship to foster an entrepreneurial middle class.
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Kansas City
William Lynn Engles
Administration For
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Engles
Eagles
Phoenix
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Mrs. Smith
Murell Horton
Shelly Roths
Martins
Michelle Evans
Jack Gilstrap
Ralph Young
Ottawa University Drama Department
Gary Lytle
Vegas
Johnny
Tony
Laird Noller
Mazda
Alabama
Lawrence
Ann
West Virginia
Sewing Machine Sales & Service
Albright’s
S. Main
Nina Underwood
First United Methodist Gym
St. Jude’s
Walmart
Clairol
Royol
Perm Aut
Ander Rer
Sale Uly Pak
Ules
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