Reds Clinch NL Title in Three Game Sweep
Reds win the National League pennant in a surprising three games at Riverfront Stadium. Mike Schmidt tops NL home run chart with 38, Graig Nettles leads AL with 32. Celebratory mood mixed with minor post clinch trouble in Cincinnati as theory points to a Reds World Series presence.
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Paul Sommerkamp
Cincinnati
Sommerkamp
Cincinnati Reds
Riverfront Stadium
Reds
Phillies
Yankees
Dave Concepcion
Marty Brenneman
Royals
Ohio University
Mike Schmidt
Graig Nettles
Islanders Dominate Sabres In 3-1 Victory
New York Islanders outshot Buffalo 30-14 and converted on chances to win 3-1. Ed Westfall and Clark Gillies scored early, Gary Howatt added two in the second as the Islanders preserved their unbeaten NHL start.
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Buffalo Sabres
New York Islanders
Islanders
Buffalo
al Arbor
Ed Westfall
Clark Gillies
Gary Howatt
New York
Sabres
Brian Spencer
Boston Bruins
New York Rangers
Los Angeles Kings
Toronto Maple Leafs
Atlanta Flames
Cleveland Barons
Chicago Black Hawks
Pittsburgh Penguins
St. Louis Blues
Washington Capitals
Bruins
Rangers
Gregg Sheppard
Boston
Sheppard
Kings
Maple Leafs
Tommy Williams
Los Angeles
Toronto
Marcel Dionne
Flames
Barons
Hilliard Graves
Atlanta
Cleveland
Greg Smith
Graves
Black Hawks
Penguins
Cliff Koroll
Chicago
NHL
Pitt
Blues
Gary Croteau
Canucks
Capitals
Mike Robitaille
Vancouver
Robitaille
Washington
January Seeks San Antonio-Texas Open Title in Comeback Year
Don January, 46, and nicknamed Old Folks, defends his San Antonio Texas Open crown as he closes a remarkable season. The veteran pro, amid a career comeback, leads the tour in earnings and eyes a $25,000 first prize and the Vardon Trophy. He admits to running on fumes but remains competitive and committed to continuing on tour.
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San Antonio
Tex
Don January
Las Vegas
Dave Hill
January
New York 4.1 Votes Target in Presidential Race
Carter and Ford shift focus to New York with 41 electoral votes as campaign stops, policy stances, and fundraising totals outline a tightening race. Ford touts tax cuts and revenue sharing while Carter criticizes federal aid and city relief. Watergate probes and campaign finance questions loom over both campaigns. LSU to play eight night games.
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Ohio
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Richard Nixon
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Walter Mondale
Bob Dole
Houston
White Plains
N.Y
Ford Campaign
Agriculture Department
John A. Knebel
Elizabeth Holtzman
D-N.y
John Conyers
D-Mich
House
Nixon
House Banking Committee
Ruff
China Party Meeting Rumors Stir Aches Over Hua Purge
Japanese reports say top CCP leaders gather in Peking to back Premier Hua Kuo feng and endorse his alleged purge of radicals including Chiang Ching. Photos of Chiang and other Politburo members vanish as evidence of a possible power shift circulates without official confirmation.
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Chinese Communist Party
Peking
Hua Kuofeng
Kyodo
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Hua
Communist Party Central Committee
Chiang Ching
Mao Tse-tung
Hsinhua
Peking Radio
Shanghai
Wang Hungwen
Chang Chun-chiao
Yao Wen-yuan
Nobel Prizes Announce Two Americans in Medicine and One in Economics
Nobel prizes go to Baruch Blumberg and D. Carleton Gajdusek in medicine for infection research and Milton Friedman in economics from the University of Chicago. Friedman is noted for monetarist theory and policy influence, with prizes carrying 681,000 kronor each.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Royal Academy of Science
Milton Friedman
University of Chicago
Brooklyn
Newsweek Magazine
Royal Caroline Institute
Baruch S. Blumberg
University of Pennsylvania Medical School
D. Carleton Gajdusek
National Institute For Neurological Diseases
Bethesda
Alfred Nobel
Friedman
Royal Academy
Academy
Washington
Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Rpriz
Athens Man To Be Speaker At LPN Ohio Convention
Fred Luchs of Athens will be guest speaker at the 27th annual state convention of the Licensed Practical Nurses Association of Ohio in Cleveland. He will address the convention banquet on the topic Living with People.
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Ames
Athens County
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Ames Township
Board of Elections
William M. Hoffman
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Athens
Alexander
Board of Education
Athens City
Nelsonville
William M Hoffman
Trimble
Trimble Township
SHIP
Board OF Township Trustees
Lodi
Lodi East
Lodi West
York
York Township
Dover Township
Dover
Chauncey I
Chauncey II
Millfield & Circle Hill
Sugar Creek
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Troy Township
Troy
Coolville
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Troy West
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Athens City-County
Canaan
Canaan Oho
Canaan Township
Tri-County Joint Vocational School
Hocking
Perry
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Fairfield
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Athens East
Plains I
Plains II
Athens Township
Plains Volunteer Fire Department
Willam M Hoffman
Wiliam M Howe
Vinton
Hocking Co
Vinton & Hocking
Fred Luchs
The
Licensed Practical Nurses Association of Ohio
Cleveland
Luchs
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