Maryland Tops NC State After Wake Forest Loss
Maryland defeated North Carolina State 87-80 after a 86-85 overtime defeat to Wake Forest. Brad Davis, who scored a career high 26 points, reversed a seven turnover performance from the previous day as the Terrapins evened their ACC record at 1-1 and improved to 11-2 overall.
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North team rallies for senior victory
In Mobile, Steve Pisarkiewicz engineered a late surge for the North to a 27-24 comeback win over the South in the Senior Bowl. Tomm y Kramer of Rice earned MVP early, while Pisarkiewicz and Tonny Hill connected twice in the final minutes for the North’s decisive touchdowns.
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Pisarkiewicz
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Ohio State
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UCLA
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Censored HEW report on 23 million alcoholism grants
A heavily censored HEW inquiry into 23 million in federal alcoholism grants produced a blank report with many deletions. The full findings will be sent to Congress, while HEW cites FOIA exemptions. The inquiry examined 16 grants to groups including United States Jaycees, Boys' Clubs of America, Airline Pilots Association, and National PTA.
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UPI
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Congress
HEW
Freedom of Information
Russell Roberts
Harry Bell
National Institute On Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
Letter of Freedom of Information
Bell
House Commerce Committee
United States Jaycees, Boys’ Clubs of America
Airline Pilots Association
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
PTA
Instant hair covers bald spots gains popularity
A three stage flap operation devised by Dr Jose Juri in Buenos Aires provides instant hair to cover bald areas. The procedure, used in Europe and by a few US doctors, allows hair to be styled within 10 to 14 days and can yield a result equivalent to many punch grafts.
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UPI
United States
Journal of the American Medical Association
Jose Juri
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Europe
Clyde Litton
Washington, D.C
Juri
Sheldon S. Kabaker
Oakland
Calif
Litton
Hair flap procedure shows promise for future use
Dr. Richard C. Webster of Brookline Massachusetts, president of the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, said the flap procedure shows a great deal of promise and could become the operation of choice in the future. Litton noted that newly transplanted hair grows backward but can be styled to overcome this.
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Richard C. Webster
Brookline
Mass
American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
U.S. car sales surge in 1976 despite oil crisis
Americans bought 10.1 million new cars in 1976 the fourth highest total in history and 17 percent above 1975. The gain reduced layoffs among Detroit, U.S. and foreign automakers from above 300,000 in early 1975 to below 15,000 by year end, with renewed small car demand possibly cutting layoffs further.
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UPI
U.S
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