Crib Death Spotlight Seeks Answers in 1972
Washington Iowa editorial highlights sudden infant death as a leading cause of death for babies under one year. It notes breakthroughs by the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development and the role of parental groups and two national foundations in advancing research and public awareness.
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Amtrak profitability debated by Burlington Northern chief
Louis Menk chairman of Burlington Northern argues that passenger rail may not be profitable yet should receive taxpayer support. He notes Amtrak's national role, compares rail to highways and airlines, and points to BN’s stake and track reach as reason to back a public rail service.
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Knicks edge Bucks on Frazier last-second jumper
Walt Frazier scored the decisive 15-foot shot with three seconds left as the Knicks beat Milwaukee 101 99 in a back to back at New York. Kareem Abdul Jabbar led Milwaukee with 38 points and blamed a missed buzzer beater.
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Huskies Fall to Highland in Dual Meet at Morning Sun
Morning Sun hosts a wrestling dual with Highland High School. Individual results include Rik Dopler and Bruce McClure earning MS wins, Chuck Kron and Duane Rarick at H, plus multiple pins and decisions across 98 to heavyweight classes. JV action features three matches with Cline, Thompson, and Crowe recording pins and decisions.
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Bill Thompson
Jim Schneider
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Mullaney and Andersen Named ABA All-Star Coaches
Joe Mullaney of the Kentucky Colonels and Ladell Andersen of the Utah Stars were named officials today as coaches for the ABA All-Star Game in Louisville on January 29. Both are in their first year in the league and Mullaney, formerly Providence College coach, also mentored the Los Angeles Lakers.
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Coaches Named for Star Game in NBA Exhibition
National Basketball Association star coach Andersen, 42, enters his first pro coaching season after a decade at Utah State. Mullaney, whose Colonels lead the Eastern Division, will coach the East squad, while Andersen will lead the West squad after guiding the Stars to a 6 2 game margin in the division.
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Browns linebackers Lindsey Sumner to be released after knee surgery
Cleveland Browns linebacker Dale Lindsey and cornerback Walt Sumner are expected to be released from Shaker Medical Center later this week after surgeries for torn right knee cartilages. Dr Ippolito, team physician, said both players will wear casts for several weeks and begin rehabilitation.
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Sayers Undergoes Knee Surgery Cast Placed After Procedure
Chicago Bears star Gale Sayers had knee surgery Monday for a torn joint capsule in his left knee. Dr. Theodore Fox repaired the tear and fitted a cast as recovery time remained undetermined. Sayers played sparingly this year and in 1970, totaling 38 yards on 13 carries and 52 yards on 23 carries respectively.
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Bowling Freshwater Feeds In Tight League Night
Monday results show Hy-Vee 2 Falks 2 Fareway 4 VFW 0 Freshwaters 4 Boyds 0 Dutchs 3 Zieglowskys 1. High team series Freshwaters 2483 and Joe Falk 2468. Top games Dutch 882 Joe Falk 842. Individuals Doug Dunlap 597 Dwaine Crawford 561 Shorty Burkum 227 Larry Hough 222.
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Shorty” Burkum
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Bowling Meet Shows River Products Dominance
River Products takes top team honors with a 2496 series and 871 game while Dayton Beauty Salon posts 2386 and 864. Individual standout Phyllis Hazelett rolls 558 in series and 206 in a game, with Lucy Smith close at 547 and Maxine Steele at 197.
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