Said Vandal Winning Chance
Idaho basketball coach Wayne Anderson said the Vandals must cut turnovers and improve play to beat Montana and Montana State after a road trip that saw two losses to those teams. He praised 6-foot 9-inch forward Roger Davis for his 159 rebounds and 10.6 average in 15 games.
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Idaho
Wayne Anderson
Montana
Montana State
Bobcats
Grizzlies
Anderson
Roger Davis
Salt Lake City Withdraws From 1976 Winter Olympic Bid
Salt Lake City pulls out of the bid to host the 11 day 1976 Winter Games after Utah lawmakers and senators say federal funding cannot be assured before the IOC deadline. Innsbruck Tampere and Chamonix remain as contenders.
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E.J. Garn
Utah
International Olympic Committee
IOC
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Austria
Tampere
Finland
Chamonix
France
U.S. Olympic Committee
Gann
Nixon
U.S. Bicentennial Commission
Wallace F.bennett
Frank
EF. Moss
Garn
Denver
Colorado
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Lake Placid
N.Y
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Calif
Reno-North Lake Tahoe
Nev
Salt Lake
Sapporo
Japan
Ake Fi
Hiner Alpines
St. Moritz
Switzerland
Squaw Valley
New York
California
Vandals Sweep Weber State and Utah State in Dual Meets
University of Idaho swimmers led by John Aspell and Burt Stratton swept Weber State 70 38 and Utah State 91 7 at Ogden. Aspell won 200 and 500 free, Stratton claimed 200 IM and 200 breaststroke, with nine first places overall and all four relays. Coach Hall praised progress ahead of Gonzaga meet in Spokane March 13. Charles Hurst Jr resigns as president of Malcolm X College amid misused federal funds case.
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Weber
Utah State
Gonzaga
Spokane
Chet Hall
University of Idaho
Weber State College
Ogden
John Aspell
San Marino
Calif
Burt Stratton
Aspell
Stratton
Idaho
Utags
Hall
Gonzaga University
Gary Pflueger
Seattle
Joe Goeken
Pasadena
Scott MacFarland
Frank DeHoney
Yucaipa
Jeff Frier
Santa Barbara
Phil Flemming
Lake Oswego
Ore
Jim Adams
Boise
Tim Wilson
Midland
Tex
Millionaire Charles Steen Seeks Bankruptcy Victory in Nevada
Reno Nevada Charles Steen the uranium millionaire faces a renewed bankruptcy bid. Creditors are asked to approve a plan setting his debt at 4.3 million while assets total 7.2 million The plan also proposes dismissal of the bankruptcy trustee and the creation of a supervising committee Steen filed for protection in 1968 after the IRS targeted his assets The IRS tax debt was later set at 434 154 but is under appeal Steen once had a $17 million fortune from uranium finds near Moab Utah and later faced losses from foreign mining ventures and other ventures.
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Reno
Nev
Charles Steen
Steen
Robert Woodward
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Man Killed In Tractor Mishap Near Salmon
UPI report states Malcolm L. colm, 55, of Salmon died after a glove got caught in a tractor power takeoff shaft during a feed grinding operation at his brother Fred Malcolm's ranch on Sandy Creek near Salmon. He died three hours later at Steele Memorial Hospital.
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UPI
Lee Malcolm
Malcolm
Richard
Fred Malcolm
Sandy Creek
Steele Memorial Hospital
Racing Dates Scheduled for Idaho Tracks May July
The Idaho Racing Commission released authorized racing dates for Idaho tracks except Boise and Emmett. Dates include Pocatello Meadows June 2 to Aug 12, Cassia County Fair August 16 17 18, Minidoka County Fair September 1 2 3, Malad August 24 25, Eastern Idaho County Fair Zee September 4 5 6 7, Jerome Racing Association July 12 13 14 15, Coeur d Alene Turf Club weekends May 5 through July 16.
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Idaho Racing Commission
Idaho
Emmett
Pocatello Meadows Racing, Inc
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Burley
Minidoka
Rupert
Monieda
Malad
Eastern
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Zee
Cascade hops promise good years for US growers
Cascade, a US developed aroma hop, could boost domestic production and cut imports. USDA ARS with Oregon and Washington State universities and University of Idaho field tests show Cascade yields about 2000 pounds per acre, rivaling European varieties and offering savings to brewers. Production depends on 1972 crop brewing results.
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Pacific Northwest
Cascade
US Department of Agriculture
USDA
Agricultural Research Service
Oregon State
Washington State
University of Idaho
United States
Europe
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
California
United States Brewers Association
Stevenson to wed Elizabeth Flood in June
Businessman John Fell Stevenson, son of former U.S. ambassador Adlai Stevenson, will marry Elizabeth Flood in June at Woodside California. The engagement links prominent public figures to a planned wedding in the Bay Area.
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Woodside
Calif
UPD
John Fell Stevenson
U.S
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Adlai Stevenson
Elizabeth Flood
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