All-American Basketball Team Picked for 1972-73
UCLA star Bill Walton headlines the United Press International All-America first team for 1972-73 alongside Ed Ratleff North Carolina State's David Thompson and Doug Collins Illinois State. Walton led UCLA to an undefeated regular season with 19.8 points and 17 rebounds per game.
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Fred McMane
UPI
NEW York Upd
Bill Walton
UCLA
Ed Ratleff
Long Beach State
Dwight Lamar
Southwestern Louisiana
United Press International
Walton
Ratleff
Thompson
Collins
Lamar
Keith Wilkes
Tom McMillen
Maryland
Jim Brewer
Minnesota
Kevin Joyce
South Carolina
Ernie DiGregorio
Providence
McMillen
Allan Hornyak
Ohio State
Tom Burleson
North Carolina State
Ron Behagen
Bill Schaeffer
St. John’s
Marvin Barnes
Hornyak
Bruins
Fred Schaus
Purdue
Wolfpack
NCAA
United States
Dick McGuire
New York Knicks
POW Joseph Rose II marries during hospital honeymoon period
Former prisoner of war Joseph Rose II wed Donna Steele in a ceremony at Valley Forge Army Hospital chapel after his release from five years captivity. The couple, engaged since 1967, planned to marry in 1968 before Rose's helicopter was shot down in Vietnam. Rose will take a brief leave after exams and debriefings.
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Phoenixville
UPI
Joseph Rose II
Valley Forge Army Hospital
Donna
Rose
Donna Steele
Hospital
Vietnam
Monongalia
W.va
Duang
Miss Steele
Chester County Court of Common Pleas
Leary Goes On Trial In California Escape Case
Timothy Leary stands trial in San Luis Obispo for escaping from a prison camp where he served a marijuana sentence. His lawyer sought a two week delay claiming the Harvard lecturer and LSD advocate is an unusual person needing extra preparation, but the judge denied the request.
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San Luis Obispo
Calif
UPI
Timothy Leary
Leary
Harvard
Strip mining controls urged in Senate hearing
Senate Interior Committee heard support for strict strip mining rules from Senator Mike Mansfield and Representative Ken Hechler. Mansfield warned western states risk becoming Appalachia and urged caution on rapid coal development while Hechler pressed for abolition, citing Appalachia’s scars and a Knott County grave desecration as proof.
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Washington
UPD
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Appalachia
Mansfield
Big Sky
Hechler
Appalachian
Knott County
Senate approves 1.8 million for Idaho junior colleges
The Idaho Senate approved a 1.8 million dollar appropriation for the state's two junior colleges after an initial 16-17 defeat. The measure, criticized as funding too many higher education institutions, passed 28-7 and goes to Governor Andrus. Senator Robert Saxvik changed from opposing to supporting, citing adjusted figures 332 thousand above the governor's recommendation.
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Boise
UPI
Senate
Idaho
Dick Smith
R-Rexburg
Smith
Twin Falls
Coeur d’Alene
Robert Saxvik
D-Burley
Cecil D. Andrus
Saxvik
Stream Act Measures Pass in Senate Vote 29 to 3
Idaho Senate approves two House amended Stream Channel Protection measures. The package includes a rulemaking procedure for enforcement and a stricter permit system for stream channel alterations. A separate provision would lower bonds to challenge permits. both measures originated in the Senate.
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Boise
UPD
Senate
House
Girl Scouts Hold Outing Then Indoor Day Near Ranch
Girl Scouts of Troop 43 held their annual Friday outing on the mountain behind Driggs Ranch. A snowstorm forced them inside at six o clock, then they traveled to Sandpoint to bowl before returning to the Ranch for the rest of the day.
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Girl Scouts
Troop 43
Driggs Ranch
Sandpoint
Wise Speaks On Zoning To Junior Club
Wise speaks to Sandpoint Junior Club on upcoming zone changes citing an unbiased report. Members discuss expressing opinions at forthcoming zoning meetings as Idaho Federation of Women's Clubs plans a Lewiston convention April 11. Next meeting set for April 3 at Sherri Anderson home with Kathy Holste and Jeanine Sauer hosting.
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Sandpoint
Idaho Federation of Women’s Clubs
Lewiston
Sherri Anderson
Kathy Holste
Jeanine Sauer
Easter Seal child to meet First Lady at White House
Peter Ross Stinson a six year old from Sacramento California will meet First Lady Pat Nixon at the White House on Wednesday as the National Easter Seal child.
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Washington
UPI
Peter Ross Stinson
Sacramento
Calif
Pat Nixon
White House
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