Wittman Gains Ground With Hawks After Guard Move
Atlanta Hawks rookie Randy Wittman shifted from small forward to shooting guard after Armond Hill's waiver. Coach Mike Fratello praises his shooting potential as Wittman adapts to guard duties and aims to seize open shots. He recently scored in limited minutes against the Celtics and expects minutes to rise as he proves himself.
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Adkins Honoree Named ACC Player of the Week
Maryland junior guard Jeff Adkins earned ACC basketball player of the week after his 23 points and five assists helped the Terrapins beat Boston College 89 76 to move to 6 1. He shot 11 of 16 from the floor and grabbed four rebounds.
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Playoff Scores and Bowl Lineup From 1983 Season
Detailed playoff results from the Associated Press listing AFC and NFC wild card and divisional games plus the SUPER BOWL XVIII date and site. It also lists NCAA Division I-A bowl games with matchups and dates, and early notes on baseball and NFL items along with ski conditions at several West Virginia and Maryland resorts.
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Seahawks Krieg Makes His Mark From Milton College
Seahawks quarterback Dave Krieg, a Milton College alum, led Seattle to the AFC semifinals by routing Denver 44 10. Krieg was 12 of 13 for 200 yards and three touchdowns, executing Chuck Knoxs game plan and proving a rise from a tiny liberal arts college that closed in 1981.
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Maulers Hold Yell Tryouts for Pittsburgh Cheerleaders
About 300 hopefuls braved 8 degree weather indoors to try out for the Pittsburgh Maulers USFL team cheer squad. Winners to be announced days later, will perform as the Flashdancers at home games starting in March and join a unique Steelers absence of cheerleaders in Pittsburgh sports.
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Two Tar Heels Ruled Ineligible For Peach Bowl
North Carolina coach Dick Crum announced that Eddie Colson and Tim Morrison are ruled ineligible for the Peach Bowl against Florida State. Colson, UNC’s 1983 starting fullback, and Morrison, a reserve cornerback, sit out Friday’s game. James Jones is expected to start in Colson’s backfield slot.
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Bishop Says Nicaraguans Want Democracy Reform
Campbellport Wisconsin AP bishop Salvador Schlaefer who led more than 1 000 Miskito refugees from Nicaragua said President Reagan told him the exodus shows Nicaraguans want democratic government. He described the march, threats from the army, and the refugees being protected by Indian sentries as he planned to return to Nicaragua in two weeks.
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Milwaukee
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St. Agnes Hospital
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Reagan Andropov Named Time Men of the Year for 1983
New York AP Reagan and Soviet Premier Yuri Andropov share Time magazine’s 1983 Men of the Year cover. They were chosen for shaping world events amid U S Soviet tensions. Time notes their stark contrasts and mutual dependence in a doomed to coexist relationship.
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Work Slowdowns Begin In Response To Israeli Austerity Moves
Tax collectors mailmen welfare workers and miners began strikes and slowdowns in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem to protest layoffs and rising costs from austerity. A 1983 inflation rate of 200 percent was forecast, up from 130 percent last year as unrest spread. Nightly protests and a mine closure highlighted belt tightening after debt and deficit danger.
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