Reds clinch second straight World Series title in 7-2 win
Cincinnati fans pour into Fountain Square as the Reds sweep the Yankees in four games. Johnny Bench belts two homers and earns MVP honors, while police report 20 arrests downtown amid celebrations. City officials warned of riot risk but revelry continues despite cold, with crowds and pride fueling a historic repeat.
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Reds Clinch Series and Quiet Locker Room Celebration
After clinching the Series the Reds returned to the locker room with calm satisfaction and pride. Veterans frowned on wild celebrations while Sparky Anderson praised his players for maturing into professionals who know they are champions.
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Hua Kuo feng named to lead party amid purge
The Chinese news agency reports Premier Hua Kuo feng will succeed Mao as chairman of the Communist Party and oversee actions against Mao’s widow and three radical Politburo allies. It notes a massive Beijing demonstration opposing Chiang Ching and confirms measures labeled liquidated without confirming executions.
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FCC says thousands CB licenses misrouted and duplicates mailed
FCC announced that several thousand CB radio licenses went astray and duplicates are being mailed. Errant licenses were sent to zip codes 6 7 8 in December 1975 and to other zones in January February and March this year.
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Ford Carter final debate may give edge
Ford and Carter face final debate in Williams Virginia as they seek a breakthrough in the race for the White House. Polls show Ford leading after one debate and Carter ahead after the next with analysts unsure of the third's impact. The candidates spoke at the Al Smith Dinner in New York and traded light jabs about who will answer questions more honestly.
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Dream ends for Hodgkin's survivor Jeff Hardy in Ipswich hire row
Ipswich officials bar Jeff Hardy due to Hodgkin's disease fear of recurrence. Town manager Leonard Silvia supports him but cites liability for disability payments. Selectmen and fire chief favor hiring him. one of seven openings remains unfilled. Hardy trained three years and would be emergency health care capable.
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