Top 20 College Football Standings With Notable Results
The list shows week results across major programs. Notable outcomes include Penn State routing Pittsburgh 34-14 and Texas A&M demolishing Texas Christian 74-10. Michigan defeated Ohio State 26-24 while UCLA and LSU posted victories over USC and Notre Dame respectively.
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A forecast calls for warmer and wetter weather with a 20 percent chance of rain today and temperatures in the 70s. Tonight there is a 30 percent chance of rain with lows in the 50s. Tomorrow will bring increasing clouds and highs in the mid 70s. Details on Page 3A.
Reagan urged to revamp staff after arms sale error
Congress supporters and critics urge President Reagan to reverse course, admit error in Iran arms deal, and overhaul White House aides. Polls show trust decline as Democrats pressure for accountability while Lugar and Dole call for stronger leadership and staff changes.
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India seeks 3.12 billion in Bhopal gas leak damages
India files suit against Union Carbide in Bhopal District Court for 3.12 billion dollars over the 1984 Bhopal gas disaster claiming 2,347 dead, 30,000 to 40,000 seriously injured, and 520,000 claims filed.
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Kennedy Assassination Recall From Motion Picture Chief
On November 22 1963 in Dallas Valenti head of the Motion Picture Association of America rode in President John F Kennedy’s motorcade and survived the assassination. He recalls the tumult surrounding the tragedy and the early Johnson presidency.
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Aquino security tight as Philippine coup rumors spread
In Manila, military locked down President Corazon Aquino's office and residence amid rumors of a coup after the slaying of Moslem politician Albert Tugung, a backer of Aquino. Soldiers surrounded broadcast complexes and patrolled streets as investigations and political tension intensified.
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