Bowling Standings and High Scores from Local League Week
Lucky Lager won three from K1 and K2 with close margins led by high scores from Mary Madsen 457 Sandie Bur rough 453 and Opal Colli son 448. Sandpoint Motor edged Idaho First National Bank 3 games, Dort McCrum 506 top score, Carol Burgess 492, Shir ley Stevens 471. Sandpoint Bowl swept Olympia with Mickie Dockins 484 leading the squad, Safeway netted four from Washington Water Power led by Nancy Bai iland 468, Frances Davis 443 for Water Power, Co op Gas & Supply won three from Town House, Jeraldine Stevens 439, Northern Lights beat Trawler's Motel led by Marlis Beyer 478. Weekly prizes went to Louise Olenslager 214 high net, Frances Davis 288 high gross, Mickie Dockins 652 high series.
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Lucky Lager
Mary Madsen
Sandie Burrough
Opal Collison
Lucky
Dort McCrum
Sandpoint Motor
Carol Burgess
Shirley Stevens
Phyllis Thurlow
Gas & Supply
Jeraldine Stevens
Val Kotschevar
Janice Delia Forgey
Judith Larkins
Northern Lights
Marlis Beyer
Lily Bergstrom
Minnie Attwood
Barbara Remmers
Helen Ham
Mary Lambert
Louise Olenslager
Frances Davis
Mickie Dockins
Belfast clash leaves 76 year old woman dead
In Belfast, British troops fired on a man kneeling at a corner and a 76 year old widow, Mrs Elizabeth MacGregor, died from head and abdomen wounds. Army says it regrets the death and is conducting an investigation amid conflicting accounts from residents of Ardoyne. In Armagh, two attacks on an army post caused no injuries. In Dublin, a 50 year old mother of five assumed Sin Fein presidency.
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Belfast
UPD
Elizabeth MacGregor
Corne
Ardoyne
Armagh
Dublin
Sin Fein
SHS Grapplers Travel To Four Way Wrestling Meet
SHS Bulldog wrestlers head to Kellogg on January 13 for a four team event with Kellogg Sandpoint Moscow and Coeur d Alene. Weigh ins 9 30 to 10 30 a m first round 11 a m second 1 p m final 2 30 p m.
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Kellogg
Sandpoint Moscow
Coeur d’Alene
Wales Quarry Tops National Tourist Attraction Contest
The national tourist authority crowned a 19th century slate quarry in northern Wales as this year’s top tourist attraction. The site offers a tour through smashed rock and reflects growing interest in industrial archaeology both in Britain and abroad according to a spokesman.
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London
Prosecution seeks use of bugged Democratic conversations
Federal prosecutors asked the U S Court of Appeals to allow use of overheard bugged conversations of high Democratic officials against six men charged with burglarizing and bugging Democratic national headquarters The judge paused the district court trial to seek overturn of an earlier ruling on admission of the conversations Defense lawyers dispute the use of actual content saying merely intercepts should suffice
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Washington
UPI
U. S. Court of Appeals
John J. Sirica
U. S. District Court
Sirica
Henry B. Rothblatt
Idaho County Free Press Sold After 46 Years of Family Ownership
In Grangeville Idaho the Idaho County Free Press the state's largest weekly paper shut down with a testimonial dinner. Owners Eugene Q Olmsted and John L Olmsted sold the paper to Robert D Stolley advertising manager of the Idaho State Journal at Pocatello. Former Grangeville Mayor George M Klein now an aide to Senator Frank Church presided over the event.
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Grangeville, Idaho
UPI
Idaho
Eugene Q
John L. Olmsted
Idaho County Free Press
Robert D. Stolley
Idaho State Journal
Pocatello
Grangeville
George M. Klein
Frank Church
Vandals Roll to Fourth Win Over Portland Pilots
In Moscow Idaho the Idaho Vandals defeated Portland University 64 53 to push their season mark to four wins. Idaho dominated rebounding and shot 41 percent as Steve Ton scored 11 and Tyron Fitzpatrick 12 while Quentin Braxton led Portland with 18 points before late Vandals breaks.
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Moscow, Idaho
UPI
Idaho Vandals
Portland University
Pilots
Quentin Braxton
Floyd Banks
Idaho
Jim Valentino
Frank Munos
Steve Ton
Tyron Fitzpatrick
Braxton
Bulldogs Face Vikings and Miners in Back-To-Back Road Tests
Coach Ron Hunt leads the Bulldog roundballers into a Jan. 12 home game versus the Coeur d Alene Vikings, a tall, fast-breaking club ranked fourth in the state, then a Jan. 13 road clash with the Wallace Miners led by 6'4\" star John Crnkovich. The Bulldogs emphasize hustle and balanced defenses as they seek high-scoring wins.
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Bulldog
Coeur d’ Alene Vikings
Wallace Miners
Wallace
Ron Hunt
Hunt
Vikings
Viking
Bulldogs
Lewiston
John Crnkovich
Crash Reasons Six Months Away In Clemente Tragedy
Federal investigators say a full report on the New Year’s Eve DC7 crash that killed baseball star Roberto Clemente and four others will take about six months. The NTSB team and FAA personnel probe overload indicators, offshore wreckage at 120 feet, and engines believed to be running as the plane sank after takeoff from San Juan bound for Managua.
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San Juan
P.R
UPD
Roberto Clemente
National Transportation Safety Board
Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
Managua
Nicaragua
Chicken Cut Back Recommendation Shelved By USDA
Washington report says the Agriculture Department has quietly stepped back from advising a five percent production cut in broiler chicken output for the second quarter of 1973. Officials cite changed facts after price controls on poultry were lifted and a rise in wholesale food prices, with experts noting producers may ignore the initial guidance.
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Washington
UPD
Agriculture Department
Dixon Paarlberg
Department
Cost of Living Council
Paarlberg
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