Bowlers Post Mixed Scores as Holiday Leagues Pause
The week saw limited 600 plus series with only two achieved. Tom Thompson rebounded with a 231 game and 605 series, Augie Sozzoni added a 600 series with 228. Jean Coleman 232, Bob Eshleman and Dan Morse 224, Bob Gowan 227. Gwen Graves leads ladies with 564 series. Other notable scores include Bev Gibson 535 and Claudia Swartz 531.
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Tom Thompson
Tom
Augie Sozzoni
Jean Coleman
Bob Eshleman
Dan Morse
Bob Gowan
Guido Venturi
Floyd Ross
Carl Gallup
Frank Porro
Larry Hallman
Ozzie Ronco
Gerry Jarnagin
Shorty Harris
Dan Harris
Verdon Strong
Jiggs Pollock
Marv Bowen
John Kasano
Elmo Scaife
Local bowling league scores and split conversions update
The ledger lists Tuesday scores for Misfits Maynard Wilson and teammates plus Tri Valley and Family Jr Sr rosters with individual pins. It notes And lists the following splits converted including Don Ford Roy Ricketts Tony Amanno Leona Kerber Sue Banfield Ben Filmore Bing Wong Norm Day Ed Austin Joe Paladini J Gandee G Costa L Wall Herb Manning Al Barbero Bill Smith Maynard Wilson C Alexander Norma Friend Dolores Jenne Bonnie Hickson M Tollini P Walker S Fautz M Hendrix M Meek Audrey Blackwell Mary Peregrina.
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Dick White
Ed Austin
L. Wall
Harry McKenny
al Barbero
Bill Schwarm
Don Riggs
Lou Locatelli
Harry McGuire
Hank Garzini
Maynard Wilson
Ray Hammell
Jack Mathis
Chris Searle
Claudia Swartz
Tri Valley
Beth Richardson
Juanita Castro
C. Alexander
E. Conrad
Polly Safford
S. Boesel
Pat Parry
Mickey Pardini
Joyce Shoopman
Bonnie Hickson
Punkie Hammell
Edie Parducci
Mickey Tollini
Marlene Hendrix
Audrey Blackwell
Mary Peregrina
Pat Ramsey
Family Jr Sr
D. Quail
Frank Seipp
Brian Hollander
Becky Sanchez
Bruce Caborn
Don Ford
Roy Ricketts
Tony Amanno
Leona Kerber
Sue Banfield
Ben Filmore
Bing Wong
Norm Day
Joe Paladini
J. Gandee
G. Costa
Herb Manning
Bill Smith
Norma Friend
Dolores Jenne
M. Tollini
P. Walker
S. Fautz
M. Hendrix
M. Meek
Veterans seize South Vietnam Consulate protest ends
Eighteen Vietnam Veterans Against the War members occupied the South Vietnamese Consulate in San Francisco for nearly three hours. They barricaded doors, announced their names and ranks, and were arrested for trespassing after negotiations with police. The action aimed to protest Nixon's bombing of North Vietnam and showed solidarity with other VVAW protests nationwide.
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Robert Sitkand
San Francisco
UPI
Vietnam Veterans Against the War
VVAW
Joseph Flynn
Southeast Asia
Flynn
Joseph Alioto
Tom Kenney
Berkeley
Nixon
North Vietnam
Michigan Bands Clash at Rose Bowl in Protests and Allegations
The Michigan and Stanford bands faced tensions amid a proposed antiwar halftime protest and reports of stones and taunts. The ACLU filed to permit a silent Taps pageant with veterans balloons to urge Nixon withdrawal, while Rose Bowl officials and NBC weighed political expression limits. Stanford denied wrongdoing, saying its band acted in friendly rivalry. both groups stayed at UCLA quarters amid conflicting accounts.
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Jack V. Fox
Los Angeles
UPI
University of Michigan
Stanford
Michigan
The
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Joel Silverstein
Silverstein
Nixon
UCLA
John Stauffer
California to push low interest home loan program
Sacramento UPI reports Assemblyman William T. Bagley of San Rafael unveiled plans for a state program to provide low interest home loans. He said it could be costless to the state and would use revenue bonds to stimulate building and occupancy of affordable housing, likening it to the Cal-Vet program.
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Sacramento
UPI
William T. Bagley
San Rafael
Bagley
California
Two Injured In Highway 101 Rear End Collision
An automobile heavy truck crash south of the Burke Hill overpass on Highway 101 left two people with minor injuries Wednesday evening. James Kramer 30 of Yorkville and his 12 year old passenger John Shireman of Boonville were taken by ambulance to a Ukiah hospital. Kramer rear ended a trailer truck driven by Robert Clark 43 of Walnut Creek after failing to notice the slow moving rig. Clark sustained no injuries.
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Burke Hill
Highway 101
Ukiah
James Kramer
Yorkville
John Shireman
Boonville
California Highway Patrol
Kramer
Robert Clark
Walnut Creek
Clark
Sacred music Friday at Assembly of God lecture and songs
The Harmony Makers led by Mary Anderson and family plus Fern Toplak and Freeda Bates present a sacred concert of standard and Southern songs at the Watch-night service Friday at 9 p.m. at 395 North Barnes Street. Congregational singing, blessings, youth reports from Concentration Camp ’71, fellowship, and late-night worship extend past midnight. Communion planned Sunday morning with a New Year message and a 7 p.m. service titled A Sacred Pact.
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Harmony-Makers
Mary Anderson
Larquetta
Fern Toplak
Freeda Bates
Assembly of God
North Barnes St
Assemblies of God District
Meeker
Lois and
Jonathon Case
Richard Lighthill
David Brewer
Cornish Jones
Girlwatchers pick their ten best world women
The International Society of Girlwatchers named ten women across categories such as wife and military officer. Recipients include Empress Farah Dibah of Iran, Capt. Robin Quigley of Washington, D.C., WAVES commander, Joy Tomlinson Phelan, Nancy Dickerson, and others like Princess Grace of Monaco, Candice Bergen, Jean Shrimpton, Margie Miller, and Diahann Carroll.
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San Diego
UPI
Navy
International Society of Girlwatchers
Farah Dibah
Iran
Robin Quigley
Washington, D.C
Princess Grace of
Monaco
Candice Bergen
Joy Tomlinson Phelan
Nancy Dickerson
Edward Gottlieb and Associates of
New York
NBC Televi
Sion
C. Arnholt Smith
Jean Shrimpton
Margie Miller
Neptune Beach
Fla
Diahann Carroll
Scientists urge ban on life form research at AAAS
At the AAAS meeting, Dr Charles C Price urged banning further synthesis of life forms citing ethical questions about controlling such power. Dr Mulford Q Sibley argued technology has lengthened life yet worsened society and called for deliberate public control and global accords to curb future tech. He warned reliance on technology requires worldwide oversight.
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Philadelphia
UPI
American Association For the Advancement of Science
AAAS
Charles C. Price
University of Pennsylvania
Mulford Q. Sibley
University of Minnesota
FBI
Sibley
Reagan urges 1972 peace path in New Year message
Governor Ronald Reagan urges citizens to mark the trail toward lasting peace in 1972 in a New Year message. A separate UPI report from Lyon, France notes a thief sent a telegram after stealing a car, returning it later with a honeymoon journey logged. The housewife’s car was found decorated with lace and flowers after 800 miles.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Lyon
France
Josette Gaschot
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Willits
Charles Taylor
NBC
Cavender
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Ebar
Club
Calpella Steak House
St. — Calpella
Girlwatchers
Delos Smith
Reagan
Anton & Biz Johnson
Oak St
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Midnite
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Joseph Cotten
Ey Persson
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Sme bin Tare
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