Dooley brothers duel in low scoring Gator Bowl
Georgia edged North Carolina 7 3 in the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville as Jimmy Poulos ran for the game's lone TD and 81 yards. Vince Dooley credited Poulos while Bill Dooley admitted NC had been outcoached despite a strong defensive effort from the Tar Heels.
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Jacksonville
Fla
UPI
Vince Dooley
Billy Dooley
Jimmy Poulos
Vince
Poulos
Georgia
North Carolina
Bill
Tar Heels
Bulldogs
Tar Heels Fall To Georgia In Late Drive For Touchdown
Carolina led 3-0 after Ken Craven’s 35 yard field goal but Georgia answered with an 80 yard drive culminating in Poulos’s left sideline TD. The march featured a 31 yard third down pass from Andy Johnson to Lynn Hunni cutt as a key turning point.
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Georgia
Tar Heels
Paul Miller
Ken Craven
Rusty Culbreth
Carolina
Craven
Vince Dooley
Andy Johnson
Lynn Hunnicutt
Poulos
Colorado edges Houston in Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl
Sophomore Charlie Davis rushed for 202 yards and two touchdowns to lift Colorado to a 29-17 victory over Houston. Davis was named the game's outstanding offensive player, while Butch Brezina earned defensive honors for Houston. Colorado clinched it in the fourth with key plays by John Stearnes and Ken Johnson.
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Houston
UPI
Charlie Davis
Colorado
Texas
West Columbia
Astrodome
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Davis
Butch Brezina
Cougar
Charlie
Eddie Crowder
John Stearnes
Gary Mullins
Riley Odoms
Cougars
Buffalo Advan
Winter vacation planned to Phoenix by Kalona sisters
Kayona residents Mary Ann Gingerich and her sister Elsie Gingerich will depart December 29 for a two month winter vacation in Phoenix Arizona. The article also lists Christmas and holiday visits among local families including Habermans Longs Studers and Pewitts and confirms several Christmas dinners and guests across Kalona Iowa City Tipton and Mt. Pleasant.
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Mary Ann Gingerich
Elsie Gingerich
Phoenix
Ariz
A.J. Haberman
Robert Long
Iowa City
Haberman
Ford Skola
Melvin Haberman
Wayland
Mabel Schonauer
Ivan Burkley
Wayne Gardner
Darrel Studer
Roy Pewitt
Sheila
Roy Hall
Riverside
Studer
Ivan Burkleys
Howard Pewitt
Roy
Roy Pewitts
Studers
Hall
Joyce Gardner
Jim Rossi
Olin Snair
Burlington
H.V. Beck
Myron Oswalt
Keota
Richard Beck
Jim Yoder
Glen Ellyn
Ill
Wayne Yoder
Don Miller
Dudley Allen
Joe Allen
Allen
Norbert TeBockhorst
Ted
Wilbur Pribyl
Dennis Crone
Richard TeBockhorst
Harold TeBockhorst
Mary TeBockhorst
Mary Haberman
Paul Sievert Keota
Fred Wright
Lake Tahoe
Calif
Raymond Weber
Becky Sue
Brenda Lin
Washington County Hospital
Joe Teno
Ottumwa
Richland
John E. Henry
Mary Teno
Albia
B.J. Byrne
Peggy Riordan
Mike
Greg
Charles R. Wolfe
C.R
Deborah
Don Paarman
Austin Zehr
Terry Septer
Fairfield
Bill Larson
Dennis Jones
Keith Baker
Michigan
Earl Baker
Baker
Marie Merz
Harper
Ed Maule
Las Vegas
Tony DiVarmo
Roy DiVarmo
Marion
Floyd
Tricia
Galva
Mark Scott
Sandra Wagler
Cedar Falls
Corrinne Hill
Mt. Pleasant
Walburga White
John Robert White
Ed Cooper
David Holland
Quist
Oskaloosa
George Stoutner
Marvin Sieren
Raymond Trier
St. Mary's Hall
Keith Kent
Scott
Clara Kent
Food labeling battles mirror consumer movement in FDA clash
The piece notes the fight over macaroni labeling led by General Foods and the CFA opposing calling macaroni with nontraditional ingredients golden elbow macaro ni. It also covers citrus labeling battles seeking clear dilu ted orange juice drink rules and juice content disclosure.
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Washington
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Consumer Federation of America
CFA
White House
General Food
Macaroni
General Foods
Robert M. Green
National Macaroni Manufacturers Association
Chicago
Association
Washington Green Toads win double dual at Muscatine
Washington Green Toads beat Muscatine High School 49 to 46 and Muscatine High alumni 51 to 44 in a double dual at Muscatine. Rene Smith set a local 60 yd freestyle record at 29.5 seconds, Mike Roth lowered the 160 yd medley mark to 157.2, and coach Milo Steele Jr praised the team’s best effort of the season.
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Washington Green Toads
Muscatine High School
Muscatine High
Muscatine
Washington
Rene Smith
Dave McCall
Mike Roth
Milo Steele Jr
T. Sheetz
T. Watson
D. McAvoy
G. Little
Keep Your Cool Advised For Winter Driving Hazards
Chicago report quotes Raymond Prince of the National Safety Council urging motorists to stay calm when driving in snow and ice. He highlights braking distances on glare ice, tests from Stevens Point Wisconsin, and tips such as testing road feel, gentle braking, increasing following distance, pumping brakes, using snow or studded tires, carrying tire chains, and keeping windows clear with anti freeze washer fluid.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Raymond Prince
Prince
Council
Stevens Point
Wisconsin
Colonels Improve to 25th Win Behind Gilmore and Issel
United Press International reports the Kentucky Colonels defeated the Carolina Cougars 124-106 for their 25th win in 30 games. Artis Gilmore scored 20 with 16 rebounds and Dan Issel added 34 points as the Colonels surged 31-10 in the third quarter. The Cougars dropped to 17 losses in 22 games, while George Lehmann led with 27 and Jim McDaniels with 20. Other ABA results included Indiana over New York 104-100, Denver 108-91 over Memphis, and Utah 115-103 over Dallas.
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American Basketball Association
Kentucky Colonels
Colonels
ABA
Los Angeles Lakers
Artis Gilmore
Gilmore
Dan Issel
Carolina Cougars
Issel
Cougars
Carolina
George Lehmann
Jim McDaniels
Indiana
New York
Denver
Memphis
Utah
Dallas
West Wins Shrine East West Game Behind Hammond and Buchanan
Gary Hammond and Willie Buchanan starred as the West beat the East 17-13 in the Shrine East West game. Hammond threw 45 and 28 yard TD passes and Buchanan contributed two interceptions and a key defensive play.
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Joe Sargis
UPI
San Francisco
Gary Hammond
Willie Buchanan
Hammond
Jim Jones
Southern California
Brian Sipe
San Diego State
Bobby Moore
Oregon
Ed Marinaro
Cornell
Reaves
Chester Marcos
Hillsdale College
Buchanan
Moore
Marinaro
Pat Curry
SMU
Marv Bateman
Craig Curry
Mark Arneson
Arizona
Reynolds
Celtics win 10th in row behind White late surge
In Boston, Jo Jo White sparked a closing stretch as the Celtics defeated the Philadelphia 76ers 131-119 for their 10th consecutive win. John Havlicek had 30 points, Dave Cowens 29, and Hal Greer joined the 21,000 point club during the game. Bob Rule led Philadelphia with 36 points.
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UPI
Jo Jo White
Boston Celtics
Philadelphia 76Ers
John Havlicek
Dave Cowens
Philadelphia
Bob Rule
Bill Bridges
Fred Foster
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