Sports Page Teases Week’s Final Scores and Highlights
A concise roundup previews late season games, key standings, and notable performances across teams. It notes upcoming matchups, player milestones, and broadcast times from the Sports section, with emphasis on local athletes and regionally important contests.
Air traffic controllers strike looming after talks fail
The New York Times reports rising prospects of a nationwide walkout by federal air traffic controllers as talks recessed after a half hour. Negotiations resume at 1 p.m. amid sharp government and union positions on pay, benefits, and work rules, with observers predicting serious disruption and possible job penalties if a strike occurs.
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New York Times
New York
Washington
Drew Lewis
Robert E. Poli
Professional
Air Traffic Controllers Organization
Lewis
Poli
Reagan
Camp David
David R. Gergen
White House
Gergen
Weather warms with sun and high near ninety
The National Weather Service reports partly sunny skies today with very warm and humid conditions and a high around 90. Tonight will remain warm and humid with a low near 70. Sunday gains more sun, staying very warm and humid with highs in the low 90s.
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National Weather Service
David Shapiro dies GOP senate leader at 56
Chicago AP reports David C. Shapiro state Senate Minority Leader and 13 year veteran died Saturday at his Livingston Montana summer home after an extended illness. Officials cite natural causes with diabetes and recent surgery noted by Gov. Thompson aide. Burial arrangements pending Illinois return.
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Chicago
Senate
David C. Shapiro
Livingston
Mont
Shapiro
Montana
David Gilbert
James R. Thompson
Illinois
Park County
John D. Davis
Mendota
State House
GOP
Dave Shapiro
Illinois Senate
Thompson
Torrijos Killed In Panama Plane Crash
Gen Omar Torrijos Panama's ruler and canal sovereignty advocate dies in a remote jungle crash near Panama City. Five others also perished as six bodies were recovered, with a helicopter sent to the scene. Torrijos had led until 1978 and shaped the canal treaties with the United States.
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Associated Press
New York Times
Panama City
Panama
Omar Torrijos
Panama Canal
National Guard
Penonome
Cucle
Coclesito
Torrijos
United States
Jimmy Carter
Panama Canal Zone
Aristides Rojo
Omar Torrijos Herrera
Royo
Shah of
Iran
Vatican
Isabel Martinez de Peron
Spain
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Libya
Col
Muammar Khadafy
Billy Carter Back on Campaign Trail as Tidwell Spokesman
Billy Carter, brother of former president, travels with Tidwell Industries’ sales team at five events in South Bend and Virginia Beach to promote mobile homes. He greets crowds, signs autographs, rides in a Cadillac fleetwood on loan, and recalls his political campaigning while noting his role in public relations. Local residents recall his friendly demeanor and share anecdotes from the Marion stop.
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Torrijos
Panama
Nicaragua
Anastasio Somoza
Guard
Latin America
Royal Mobile Homes
Marion
Billy Carter
Carbondale Ramada Inn
South Bend
Ind
Virginia Beach
Tidwell Industries
Jimmy Carter
Libya
Electric Horseman
Haleyville
Ala
Billy C
Brother Jimmy
Tidwell
Carter
Jim Pearl
Billy
Jimmy
Woody Woodpecker
Bones
Creel
Atlanta
New York
Dave Saunders
Carterville
Saunders
Saunder
Andy
Lynn Craneghi
Illinois
South
Rex
Diane
Russ Nichols
Joe
Nichols
Catherine Clark
Royal
Todd
Trent
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