Bowling Scores From Local Matches Highlight Strong Women Players
Sta rests results show top scorers from Kaniksu General Telephone Wash Water Power and Donkey Jaw with scores ranging from the mid 400s to 519. Notable performances include Bernice LaFore rolling 537 for Kaniksu and Celia Forgey leading Donkey Jaw with 490. High nets and game awards were earned by Phyllis Thurlow and Lorena Drubael in weekly accolades.
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Kaniksu
General Telephone
Bernice ‘LaFore
Louise Olenslager
Barbara Floan
Leona Crabb
Linda Hunt
Alice Drew
Wash
Nellie Waring
Pat Redmond
Ginny Elder
Frances Davis
Elanor Selle
Luckey Lager
Idaho First National Bank
Sandie Burrough
Lorena Deubel
Opal Collison
Pearl April
Bank
Phyllis Thurlow
Lauraine Montgomery
Linda Rader
Traveler’s Motel
Ann Lubbers
Mickie Dockins
Penny Armstrong
Barbara Remmers
Travelers
Holly Wood
Helen Ham
Co-op Gas & Supply
Northern Lights
Alley Dusters League
Man Sought In Savage Beatings Slayings
Macon police sought 18 year old John Young in a string of savagely violent attacks and the murder of elderly couple Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Brice Sr. Five victims in a racially mixed neighborhood were beaten with household objects. A bloodstained shirt and fingerprints tied Young to several crimes as detectives questioned witnesses and conducted door to door searches.
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Charles S. Taylor
Macon
UPI
John Young
Young
Johnny Rogers
Joel Bragg
Myrtle Malone
Gladys Hill
Katie Davis
B.C. Crawford
Murder Trial Enters Second Week Today
The first degree murder trial of Ricky Anthony Young from Prosser Washington moves into its second week in Spokane County Superior Court. Young is charged with the June 3 pipe bomb slaying of Judge James Lawless aged 50 from Pasco Washington. Prosecutor James Rabideau opened by citing a fingerprint on the mailed bomb as proof of the jurist’s killer and potential motive.
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Spokane
UPI
Ricky Anthony Young
Prosser
Wash
Spokane County Superior Court
Young
James Lawless
Pasco
James Rabideau
Elk and deer harvest down in Idaho season
Idaho Fish and Game reported a 33 percent drop in elk harvest and a 26 percent fall in deer bagged. Officials cited shorter seasons, nonresident quotas, and dry weather as major factors, urging hunters to return report cards to improve accuracy. Jerry Thissen noted there are more deer and elk available statewide than last year.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Jerry Thissen
FTC rules Listerine cannot prevent or cure colds
A Federal Trade Commission judge ruled that Listerine mouthwash does not prevent or cure colds or sore throats as claimed. Warner-Lambert must run two years of corrective advertising admitting Listerine does not treat cold symptoms, while noting the ruling does not affect its bad breath claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Conlon Washington
UPI
Federal Trade Commission
Alvin L. Berman
Berman
Warner-Lambert Co
Warner-Lambert
Listerine
Inside Job Conspiracy Tied to Mafia in $2.5 Million Theft
LA city workers allegedly helped rig a computer to pay 2.5 million to phony firms, with suspects arrested after a tip intercepted by a Senate inquiry. Investigators suspect organized crime involvement and look for additional evidence across cities.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Municipal Treasury
Charles Navarro
Data Services Bureau
New York City
Chicago
Congressional Investigating Committee
New York
District Attorney’s Office
Bahamas
Switzerland
Philip Manuel
Permanent
Senate
Subcommittee On
Manuel
Bernard R. Howard
Yonkers
N.Y
Morton B. Freeman
Beverly Wilshire
Bridge Crash Kills Couple in Spokane
Samuel Ratay and his wife Lois, both about 26, died when their car veered off the Monroe Street Bridge and plunged 200 feet to the Spokane River rock below. A witness said the driver appeared to attempt a U turn as officers noted the northbound car lost control Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
UPI
Samuel Ratay
Lois
Monroe Street
Spokane River
Indians Ask Eagle Feather Possession
Affiliated Tribes of the Northwest request federal policy to protect eagles while recognizing Indians religious and cultural concerns. They seek a meeting with government representatives following raids in 10 states resulting in arrests for illegal possession and sale of eagle feathers.
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Portland, Ore
API
Northwest
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Bragg
Brice
Stoddard
Cagee
Ftc
LA Conspiracy
Howard
Brooklyn
Carmine
Lombardozzi
Carlo Gambino
Freeman
Furniture Exchange
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