Two Hockey Enemies Reunite On Ice After 13 Months
Henry Boucha and David Forbes skated on the same rink for the first time since the January 4, 1975 brawl incident. Boucha, medical issues and team changes marked his path back, while Forbes faced legal tangles from the past. The game ended 3-3 as the NHL card noted other results including Flyers over Canucks 6-4 and Canadiens over Maple Leafs 7-5.
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Suns Fall Despite Late Charge in Detroit NBA Showdown
The Phoenix Suns led by seven after three but managed only eight points in the fourth quarter, losing 105-94 to the Detroit Pistons. Bob Lanier led Detroit with 23 points as Archie Clark and Eric Money added key baskets in the decisive run. Paul Westphal scored 22 for Phoenix.
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Carter vows federal shrinkage and job use plans
Former Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter outlines a broad program to reorganize the federal bureaucracy from 1900 to 200 agencies and shift to zero base budgeting. He pledges no civil service layoffs and claims unemployment, inflation and energy security require coordinated actions and public jobs. He cites Georgia reforms as a model and calls for new public service roles and a focus on solar and coal energy. He also cautions on oil price policy and stresses negotiation with OPEC and continued Soviet and Chinese engagement. The AP story also notes a Nets win over the Pacers after a late playoff shot by Erving, plus basketball scores from other games.
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