Strikes and Spares Leads Bowler Parade
Bill Schwarm tops a weekend bowling meet with a 670 series and a 258 high game. Ang Pardini, Bert Hilderbrand, Ed Austin, and others post strong scores across multiple leagues and days, with Gwen Graves leading the women at 557 and Juanita Castro delivering a 223 high game.
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Bill Frassinello
Bert Hilderbrand
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Ed Austin
al Barbero
Elwood Adams
Ted McCarthy
Gwen Graves
Sandi Minor
Edna Swanson
Virginia Macklin
Mickey Tollins
Juanita Castro
Mickey Pardini
Mike Mitchell
Pat Ramsey
Potter Valley
Enid Ambrosini
Geo. Bilstein
Ron Portlock
Greg Colby
Joyce Hunter
Bert Friend
A. Norris
R. L. Harrell
Pete Frey
Verdon Strong
Bill Dagneau
Jim Baker
Carol Alexander
Annie Dalerio
Inez O’brien
Joan Wilhelmi
Irene Scroggins
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Bruce Caborn
Don Delahoyde
Frank Seipp
Chuck McGraw
Joan Chalfant
Bud Hess
Linda Kier
Marlene Guinn
Shorty Harris
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Audrey Blackwell
S. Cantrall
Clinta Thomas
Bonnie Reid
Robin Miller
Norma Friend
Polly Safford
Phyllis Gwin
Sue Tripp
O. Ava
Thelma Matthews
Edie Parducci
Mick Tollini
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Lucky Swanson
Doug Griffin
Jess Rawles
Kenn Koch
Wanda Newstiel
Patty Stallcup
Maynard Wilson
Issy Meek
Janet Adams
Kookie Kegglers
Diane Sperry
Kenny Goforth
Butch Hammell
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D. Tollini
Patti Turner
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Reagan backs partial welfare plan with no tax hike
Governor Reagan says he will settle for a partial welfare revision as a vast improvement over current programs. He opposes any tax increase and urges legislature to act before the June 30 budget deadline. He cites expected savings of about 600 million and welcomes possible improved ideas from others.
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Catastrophic medical plan proposed for working Californians
Sacramento dispatch reports Assemblyman William Campbell plans a state run catastrophic insurance program for long term illness. A $1 monthly worker premium with $1 employer match would fund coverage after private plan benefits run out. Voluntary $2 for non employers. Rich and poor pay same rate, with possible income-based adjustments.
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