League bowling winter schedule and high series standings
Bowling leagues pause for holidays while B P A A and regular schedules run. Two 600 plus series last week include Tom Thompson 605 and Augie Sozzoni 600 with 231 and 228 games. Gwen Graves leads ladies with 564 and Bev Gibson 535. multiple bowlers reach 220s and 200s across men and women leagues with highlights from Majors, Monday Late, Tuesday Early, Misfits, Tri Valley, Family Jr Sr, and noted split conversions.
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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
Veterans seize South Vietnam Consulate protest end
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 ranks and serial numbers, and were arrested for trespassing by Captain Joseph Flynn. The protest condemned the bombing of North Vietnam and expressed solidarity with other VVAW actions nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sthrand
San Francisco
UPI
Vietnam Veterans Against the War
VVAW
Joseph Flynn
GlIs
Southeast Asia
Klynn
Joseph Alioto
Nixon
North Vietnam
Bands up tight at Rose Bowl amid two Michigan squabbles
The Michigan marching band faced two Rose Bowl incidents: a push to allow an antiwar halftime pageant and allegations of stones and obscenities from Stanford bandsmen. The ACLU filed suit to permit the protest, while Rose Bowl and NBC officials signaled caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack V. Fox
Los Angeles
UPI
University of Michigan
Stanford
Michigan
The
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Joel Silverstein
Silverstein
Nixon
UCLA
John Stauffer
Cavender
David Ruiz
Ruiz
Two Injured When Car Hits Truck on Highway 101
An auto truck collision south of the Burke Hill overpass on Highway 101 left two people with minor injuries. 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 the trailer-truck rig driven by Robert Clark, 43, of Walnut Creek, who was uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke Hill
Highway 101
Ukiah
James Kramer
Yorkville
John Shireman
Boonville
California Highway Patrol
Kramer
Robert Clark
Walnut Creek
Clark
Bagley seeks low interest state home loan program
Sacramento California Assemblyman William T Bagley Republican San Rafael announced plans to introduce legislation creating a state program that would provide low interest home loans. He said the program can be without cost to the state and would use state revenue bonds to encourage building and occupancy of low and medium price housing in California, similar to the Cal Vet program
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Sacramento
UPI
William T. Bagley
San Rafael
Bagley
California
Sacred harmony concert at Assembly of God Friday
The Harmony Makers a local group led by Mary Anderson and daughter Larquetta along with Fern Toplak Freeda Bates perform sacred and Southern style songs in a Watch-night service at the Assembly of God 395 North Barnes St starting 9 pm The gathering includes congregational song blessings reports from youth campers and fellowship then continues past midnight The Sunday schedule features Communion at morning worship and a 7 pm message What more do we need for the New Year and A Sacred Pact both themes for the weekend service.
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Harmony-Makers
Mary Anderson
Larquetta
Fern Toplak
Freeda Bates
Assembly of God
North Barnes St
Assemblies of God District
Camp Meeker
Lois and
Jonathon Case
Richard Lighthill
David Brewer
Cornish Jones
Girlwatchers choose their ten best of world
The International Society of Girlwatchers named ten of the world's most watchable women in 10 categories. Honors include Empress Farah Dibah as wife and Capt. Robin Quigley of Washington DC as military officer. Others: Princess Grace of Monaco, Candice Bergen, Joy Tomlinson Phelan, Nancy Dickerson, Mrs C Arnholt Smith, 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
New York
NBC Television
C. Arnholt Smith
Jean Shrimpton
Margie Miller
Neptune Beach
Fla
Diahann Carroll
Scientist debates ban on life form research at AAAS
At the AAAS meeting, Dr Charles C Price urged a ban on further synthesis of life forms and a philosophical debate on whether society should control such power. Dr Mulford Q Sibley called for deliberate public control of future technology to curb its social impact and urged global agreements beyond national lines.
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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 peaceful path in New Year message
In Sacramento Ronald Reagan urges citizens to mark the trail toward a lasting peace in 1972 as he calls for responsibility and justice. In Lyon Josette Gaschot reports her car stolen then found with a telegram claiming return soon, suggesting a honeymoon journey of 800 miles.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Lyon
France
Josette Gaschot
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Pie Stambaugh
Cookie Ivicevich
Ginny Messi
Jo Groves
Polly Safford
Vi Miller
Connie Garzini
Beverly Gibson
Sandy Mayfield
Sue Banfield
Lucky Swanson
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
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
Ben Filmore
Bing Wong
Norm Day
Joe Paladini
J. Gandee
G. Costa
Herb Manning
Bill Smith
Norma Friend
Delores Jenne
M. Tollini
P. Walker
S. Fautz
M. Hendrix
M. Meek
S. Viet
Statue of Liberty
Betsy Ross
Charles Taylor
NBC
Club
Calpella Steak House
St. — Calpella
Girlwatchers
Delos Smith
Reagan
Man
Anton & Biz Johnson
S. Oak St
DR. Phibes
Midnite
Vince
I Price
Joseph Cotten Puises
Persson
Laignta Grahame Color
Pure Entertainment
Walt Disney
Allt
Sleepy Hollow
Audrey Hepburn
Rex Harrison
Technicolor
Panavision
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