Tight league standings as scores reshape top six
This week three points separate the six leading teams after Sandpoint Bowl beat Lucky Lager by 4 pins and Salvage wins. Standout totals include Pat Becker 471 Mickie Dockins 427 Lorena Deubel 455 Irma Ridley 434 and Louise Olenslager 547 Katie Croy 516. prizes go to Olenslager 220 nets, Ayers 243 gross, and Croy 648 gross.
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Lucky Lager
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Mickie Dockins
Lorena Deubel
Irma Ridley
Sandpoint Motor
Joan Chronic
Dort McCrum
Joyce Webb
Barbara Remmers
Mary Lambert
Safeway
Gas & Supply
Leona Crabb
Alice Drew
Janice Ayers
Mid Theodorson
Town House
Eleanor Selle
Margaret Coons
Judith Larkin
Nathel Alspach
Olympia
Louise Olenslager
Katie Croy
Betty Forell
Pat Redmond
Northern Lights
Idaho
Nat. Bank
Donna Tillberg
Lily Bergstrom
Martha Taylor
Bank
Jeanine Decker
Jan Ayers
Idaho Education Association Assembly Debates Funding Plan
Boise delegates to the Idaho Education Association assembly discuss school funding for K 12 from all sources. Wayne York cites a $122 million past recommendation and a $136 million current target to raise Idaho salaries and operations to regional levels. Some delegates consider mobilizing 7 000 teachers to protest at the Statehouse if funds are not adequate.
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Idaho Education Association
Boise
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State Board of Education
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Montana
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York
Two Basketball Games and Wrestling Meet at SHS
Winter sports at Sandpoint High School open with two home basketball games and a wrestling meet on Friday and Saturday. Coach Hunt’s Sandpoint Bulldogs host Post Falls and Bonners Ferry while wrestling hosts Mead of Spokane, with lineups and injuries shaping the weekend.
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Sandpoint High School
Non Hunt
Post Falls Trojans
Bonners Ferry
SHS
Mead of
Spokane
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Post Falls
Trojan
Badgers
Sandpoint
Bulldogs
Trojans
Stuart Lawson
Gordy Lindgren
Duane Federsen
Stan Maurer
Pedersen
Colville
Maurer
Dell Hatch
Chuck Schoonover
Schoonover
Lakeland
Mead
Panthers
Bulldog
Denver Olympic Committee Winding Down
The Denver Olympic Organizing Committee DOOC has reduced its 71 staff to 12 as it winds up operations after voters rejected hosting the 1976 Winter Games in Colorado. DOOC formed to plan and stage the event.
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Denver
UPT
U S Ski Team Heads to Val D Isere for World Cup
The first U S ski squad departs for Val D Isere France for the 1972 World Cup opener with four men in downhill and giant slalom and five women in slalom and giant slalom. The team trained in Colorado and will continue U S based training until after Christmas. Departed members include Mike Lafferty Eugene Ore Bob Cochran Richmond Vt Dave Currier Mt Washington Valley N H Eric Poulsen Olympic Valley Ca Susan Carrock Ketchum Ida ho Cincy Nelson Larsen Minn Gail Blackburn Brunswick Me Martha Coughlin Sramange otor Masque and Asan erson Qun Valley Idaho
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UPI
U.S
Val D’isere
France
Colorado
Mike Lafferty
Eugene
Ore
Bob Cochran
Richmond
Dave Currier
Mt. Washington Valley
N.H
Eric Poulsen
Olympic Valley
Calif
Susan Carrock
Ketchum
Idaho
Cincy Nelson
Larsen
Minn
Gail Blackburn
Brunswick
Maine
Martha Coughlin
Sramange Otor Masque
Asanerson
Qun
Valley
Denver Sees Olympic Bid End After Voters Ban State Funds
The Olympics faced closure when a constitutional amendment blocked state funding for the games. Denver subsequently withdrew its invitation to host, ending the bid.
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