Lape Wins and Falls in Weekend Racing Roundup
Dave Lape won his second straight Fonda feature earning a $1,000 prize before a Sunday Weedsport heat crash sent him to a local hospital. Canadian Davey Moore then claimed a $1,200 DIRT Modified feature at Weedsport as Jeff Kappesser led early before finishing second. Tom Williams won a late model race, Geoff Bodine took the Genesee Modified 200 at Lancaster for $4,000, and Richie Evans won Martinsville’s NASCAR Modified race after an early setback.
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Mamola wins Austrian Grand Prix despite hand injury
Randy Mamola powered to victory in the Austrian Grand Prix as the opening 1981 500cc World Championship event. He rode through Friday practice injury to claim the win, with a crash leaving him minus two fingernails on his left hand.
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Pro grid draft winds to blow
The NFL draft opens with New Orleans holding the No. 1 pick, aiming to draft George Rogers, while the Giants eye Lawrence Taylor and the Jets target Freeman McNeil. Teams study offers as trades loom, with Saints coach Bum Phillips open to deals and Giants GM George Young cautious to move from position two.
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Kroy lettering machine offers cheap, impactful print
A print device promises professional typing on tape for pennies per word, costing $395 to $695 depending on model. Combined with a copier and typewriter, Kroy enhances memos, reports, charts, letters, and slides. It prints 20 typestyles quickly and inexpensively.
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Kroy Lettering Said to Elevate Fortune 500 Reports
A comparison of two reports highlights Kroy lettering used for headings and captions versus plain typing. The piece argues that readers would prefer the report prepared with Kroy, noting many Fortune 500 companies adopt the style in their offices.
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