Syracuse Fans Rally Ahead Of NCAA Final Clash
On Marshall Street Syracuse University students celebrate the looming NCAA final against Indiana in New Orleans. Orange banners and spirited car decor fill the campus as anticipation runs high. Local residents share pride and expect a historic night for SU.
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Syracuse Orangemen reach climactic Indiana showdown at Superdome
New Orleans stage sets as Syracuse, after a season of steady progress and 37 games with 9 losses, faces Indiana for college basketball's national title. Forty minutes separate them from immortality in a 66,000 seat arena tonight at 8:12.
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Blizzard Locks Midwest In Snow and Cold Fronts
A severe blizzard buried parts of the Midwest with up to feet of snow trapping hundreds. National Guardsmen prepared to help lift hay for starving livestock in Kansas. Schools closed in Nebraska and at UNL and UNO as officials warned of sub freezing temperatures across Oklahoma Texas Louisiana Arkansas Missouri and Utah and as far east as the Florida Panhandle. Deaths were reported in Colorado and Kansas.
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Congress vote may override Reagan veto showdown
Congress prepares to override President Reagan's veto on an $88 billion highway bill. Both chambers approved the measure, with House votes set for Tuesday and a closely watched Senate tally later. The bill fronts road, bridge, and mass transit funding over five years plus a 63 mph speed limit on rural interstates.
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IMF reports 388 billion gap in 1980s balance sheets
IMF figures show 1980 to 1984 debtor and creditor totals off by 388 billion. A working party led by Pierre Esteva searches for causes, noting investment income gaps as a major issue and lack of records for funds moved abroad.
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