Rams Triumph In NFL Playoff Bowl Over Browns
Rams shutout the Browns 90 to 6 in the NFL Playoff Bowl as Roman Gabriel named MVP. Los Angeles dominated with their front four pressuring Cleveland, while GabeI urged next season to be top team. Players praised double practice amid union talks and distractions.
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Group Opposes Buffalo River Dam Plan in Arkansas
About 150 landowners and businessmen from Newton and Searcy counties met in Marshall to block a Buffalo River dam and park proposal. They argue the river should remain free for public use, while the Ozarks Society and Dr Nell Compton warn that legality may prevent closure though nuisance actions could occur.
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Transplanted Heart Patient Doing Well
Stanford reports Kasperak, a 51 year old East Palo Alto steelworker, shows signs of recovery after receiving a donated heart from Virginia White, a 3 year old Santa Clara girl who died of a stroke. Surgeons say heart function is near normal for his size, with ongoing follow up to monitor possible rejection.
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Sports Writer Succumbs in Florida
Jimmy Burns, longtime sports editor of the Miami Herald, died at 65 after a cerebral accident. He retired last October but continued writing three columns weekly, his final piece Sunday recapping the NFL Playoff Bowl. The ceremony included a tribute from NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle.
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Bull Tramples His Owner to Death on Farm
In Monkton Vermont a bull killed a 58 year old farmer, Frederick Welsenbach, by knocking him to the ground and goring him in the barnyard. His son Charles helped move him to the kitchen where he died, with a medical examiner citing crushed chest and facial injuries.
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NCAA Awards Severe Sanctions To Southwestern Louisiana
The NCAA opened its 63rd convention in New York with swift action against the University of Southwestern Louisiana Lafayette for recruiting violations. The Bulldogs face two years on probation and cannot play in postseason events. The event highlighted debates on Olympic involvement and potential shifts away from the U S Olympic Committee, with discussions about a possible Birmingham football title game and various bowl bids.
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Surveyor 7 Aims Soft Lunar Landing Near Tycho Crater
Surveyor 7 speeds toward a planned soft landing on the Moon near Tycho, 18 miles north of the crater, after a course change from Hipparchus. Jet Propulsion Laboratory controllers adjust the trajectory to reach a relatively smooth site 51,000 miles from the Moon at 10:30 p.m. PST. The mission, last unmanned lunar flight, seeks subsurface samples and marks a step toward manned voyages next year.
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Railroader Off Duty Is Killed In Freight Train Crash
An off duty railroader was killed when a freight train jumped tracks west of bare and an empty boxcar struck their home, setting it afire. His wife and three children were injured but rescued by firefighters. The victim was Jason Williams, an Erie Railroad employee. Fire officials said the cause of the fire is undetermined and railroad managers reported no explosives or inflammables involved.
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