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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1972

Page

4

Bowling league scores and prizes from a snowy week

Midas falls to Greenwoods as Robert Cramer posts 574 with a 225 game. Alley Cops beat Slow Pokes. G. D's lose to Road Runners. Time Easy Blows sweep B. & W. Ray Porter stars with 959 and 243. Women leaders include Barbara Menard with 5949 net series and Diana Moline with 571 gross. No bowling on Christmas Eve or New Year’s Eve. next meet Jan 7, 1973.

Midas Greenwoods Robert Cramer Goldie Murphy Robert Green, Sr Ruth Green Alley Cops Barbara Menard Leonard Stangel Dave Drafall Vern Bailey Lonna Drafall G. D’s Mel Madsen Mary Madsen Ed Arndt Karen Green Les Carr Alice Jerry Wright Sandie Burrough Frankie Green George Watkins Diana Moline Ray Porter Dick Ganne Robert Green, Jr Donna Tillberg Alice Prew

Last Men Of Apollo Land On USS Ticonderoga

The final three Apollo 17 astronauts Eugene Cernan Ronald Evans and Jack Schmitt arrived aboard the USS Ticonderoga 400 miles southeast of Samoa and were retrieved for return to Houston for Christmas. They landed after a rapid entry decelerating from 6.8 miles per second to a gentle parachute in 13 minutes marking the end of the lunar program.

Ticondfroga South Pacific Eugene A. Cernan Ronald E. Evans Jack Schmitt Samoa Ticonderoga Houston Earth

Levitation Vehicle Flies Could Power Future High Speed Trains

Howard Coffey and Stanford Research Institute scientists showcase a magnet levitation system capable of lifting a vehicle 8 to 12 inches above a track using liquid helium cooled aluminum coils. The concept envisions passenger trains between major East Coast cities at speeds up to 300 mph, pending cost studies and right of way development.

Menlo Park Calif Howard Coffey Stanford Research Institute Coffey Federal Department of Transportion Northeast Corridor United States

Breeding Ewe Lambs Aims to Boost Sheep Profits

University of Idaho scientist Dr. J. J. Dahmen reports that breeding ewe lambs to lamb as yearlings increases lifetime production. A Caldwell Station study with 82 to 83 ewes showed a 116 percent lamb crop, with a 98 percent lambing rate for those that birthed. Separate housing for ewe lambs and careful nutrition support earlier breeding.

Moscow J. J. Dahmen University of Idaho Caldwell Branch Experiment Station Caldwell Station Dahmen Caldwell Panama Dahmien Clay Center Neb Suffolk Hampshire Rambouillet Dorset Targhee Corriedale Dubois

Time Running Out For Cards And Letters

The U S Postal Service warns that mail must be sent by Thursday to reach destinations before Christmas. Postmaster General E T Klassen says only out of town mail via air is guaranteed now and nine billion pieces were expected to be processed this season.

Washington

Truman Shows Improvement

Kansas City doctors said former President Harry S Truman, 88, had improved kidney function and was aware of surroundings. He followed movements with his eyes and appeared more alert, with stable vital signs after a night of rest.

Kansas City UPD Harry S Truman Research Hospital John Dreves Dreves Truman

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