Bowling league scores and weekly awards summary
Multiple teams competed with high scorers listed. G.D.'s led by Duane Drafall with 436 and Kay Drafall 368. Gutter Cutters top scorer Ray Saccomanio 397. women Frankie Green 310. Easy Blows shift with Robert Cramer 528 and Goldie Murphy 405. Les Alspach 488. Greenwoods defeat Road Runners four by Rob ert Green Sr 423 Ruth Green 372. Alley Oops gain over Blue Liters with 478 by Vern Bailey. Leonard Stangel 493 for Blue Liters. Odd Balls and Slow Pokes split, Jim Carnegie 460. B. and W. sweep Shockers led by David Burrough 512. Don Moline 396. Awards: high net game Robert Cramer 212. high net series David Burrough 512. high gross game Les Alspach 213. high gross series Vernon Bailey 589. women: Nathal Alspach 469 high net series, Hazel Watson 556 high gross series, Donna Tillberg 182 high net game. Last week Leona Crabb 230 net, 593 gross.
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G.d.’S
Duane Drafall
Kay Drafall
Ray Saccomanio
Frankie Green
Midas
Robert Cramer
Goldie Murphy
Les Alspach
Nathal Alspach
Greenwoods
Robert Green, Sr
Ruth Green
Mel Madsen
Mary Madsen
Alley Oops
Vern Bailey
Lorna Drafall
Leonard Stangel
Hazel Watson
Jim Carnegie
Donna Tillberg
Ed Arndt
Barbara Menard
David Burrough
Sandie Burrough
Don Moline
Ken Pellens
Diana Moline
Vernon Bailey
Senate panel backs memorial urging no amnesty for deserters
Boise UPI reports the Senate State Affairs Committee voted to introduce a Senate Joint Memorial urging Congress not to grant amnesty to Vietnam era deserters who fled to other countries. Only Sen. Arthur Murphy of Mullan opposed.
Senate Hearing Flags US Drug Approval Delays
Senate witnesses say the United States lags behind Britain and others in approving new cardiovascular drugs. Dr. Daniel L. Azarnoff faults drug firms for late U S submissions and notes the FDA often rejects overseas trials. FDA officials defend strict proof of effectiveness and cite safety concerns as a factor in slower development.
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Washington
UPD
United States
Senate
Daniel L. Azarnoff
University of Kansas Medical Center
Britain
Azamoff
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Bureau of Drugs
Charles C. Edwards
Henry E. Simmons
Small Business’ Monopolies
Simmons
England
Wales
German Bank Spends Record to Stabilize Mark Against Dollar
Bonn reports West Germany's Central Bank bought a record 1.5 billion dollars to halt a dollar run and defend the mark at about 3.15 per dollar. Chancellor Brandt's government rejected allowing the mark to rise and said the bank would use all means to maintain the rate. The dollar closed around 3.1515 marks after a frantic day on the Frankfurt floor.
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Willy Brandt
Frankfurt
Frankfurt Exchange
Brandt
Flu peak reached in Spokane County says health director
Spokane County Health District Director Dr. O E Ploeger said the influenza epidemic, now more than five weeks old, has reached its peak and should begin to abate soon. He cautioned that high absenteeism at schools and workplaces could continue for another two weeks.
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Spokane
UPI
Spokane County
O.E. Ploeger
Ploeger
Penn Central To Be Struck By UTU Over Work Rules
Penn Central faces a planned strike by the United Transportation Union at 12:01 a.m. EST Thursday over new work rules and 6,000 proposed job cuts. UTU says talks are not scheduled as deadline nears, while Assistant Labor Secretary Usery seeks to forestall action and resume negotiations.
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Cleveland
UPC
United Transportation Union
Penn Central Railroad
Penn Central
UTU
W. J. Usery Jr
Usery
Stennis Worsens After Emergency Surgery in Washington
UPI reports Senator John C. Stennis shot and robbed near his northwest Washington home underwent emergency surgery after a suspected intestinal vein blockage. Doctors said the operation, begun at 2 15 a.m. EST, worsened his condition though no blockage was found and inflammation noted in the small intestine. His prognosis was later described as grave.
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Washington
UPI
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Frank Garland
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Stennis
Garland
Congress
Capitol Hill
Mating Wolves Ban Audubon Film Sparks School Debate
Broward public schools banned an Audubon Society film on endangered wolves after two students' parents complained about a mating scene. Clarence Noe said the four-school committee rejected The Death of A Legend, a 15 minute film about surviving wolves in North America harmed by hunting.
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Fort ‘Lauderdale
Fila
UPI
Clarence Noe
Broward
Noe
North America
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Leona Crabb
Pearl
Linus
the G.d.’S
B.&ww
the Shockers
Queen’s League
Art Bugle
Connie’s Cafe
M&j
Korner Kafe
Sayer
Supt. Ice & Fuel
Nutrilite
Tenney & Kincaid
Joe Shlabotnik
U.S
Bonn
UPS
West Germany
Europe
Margaret S. Syme
Winston-Salem
N.C
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