Dodgers Tie World Series With Comeback Victory
Los Angeles, AP. Pinch-hitter Steve Yeager's sacrifice fly in the seventh broke a 6-6 deadlock as the Dodgers erased a 6-3 deficit to beat the New York Yankees 7-6 in Game 4. Jay Johnstone delivered a pinch homer, Rick Monday doubled, and Davey Lopes lined a key roller to spark the rally. Jerry Reuss starts Game 5 against Ron Guidry.
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Cancun Summit Ends Reagan Returns Home
President Reagan returned from the Cancun summit and said it created a spirit of new hope to revitalize the world economy. He praised direct, broad, productive talks and noted progress toward mutual trade and development without committing to major systemic changes.
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Reagan Says AWACS Sale Must Stand Despite Senate Vote
President Reagan defended the $8.5 billion AWACS arms package for Saudi Arabia and Israel, vowing not to withdraw it from Senate consideration. He warned that senators opposing the sale are not serving their country and cited ongoing meetings with 18 senators to press the plan, arguing it guarantees regional security against the Soviet threat.
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Wildcat Food Strikes Continue In Poland
In Warsaw and across Poland more than 280,000 workers joined wildcat strikes over food shortages defying government plans to deploy troops. Union officials report strikes in 36 of 49 provinces with tens of thousands idle in Zielona Gora, Zyrardow, and Tar nobrzeg as Solidarity calls for calm and protests persist.
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Lockhart Found Guilty Of Robbing Hurley Bank
A West Virginia man, Carl Edward Lockhart of Vulcan, was found guilty by a federal jury on five charges tied to Virginia’s largest bank holdup. The Jan 22 robbery of Grundy National Bank in Hurley netted about 311000.
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Change of seasons clock lesson teaches time change
Six-year-old Matthew King of Brockton Massachusetts shows classmates how to return clocks to Standard Time using paper plate clocks. The time change, setting clocks back one hour, took place at 2 a.m. today.
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Weather forecast and local briefs roundup
Cloudy skies and patchy rain cover the west while the east and south see periods of rain today into Monday with high temperatures in the 50s and nights in the upper 40s to low 50s. Tuesday through Thursday look fair with highs in the upper 50s to low 60s and overnight lows around the 30s.
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