Profile of Dr. Clifford J. Winters tops sports feature
A five part series begins today with a profile of Dr. Clifford J. Winters, vice chancellor of administrative operations and boss of the Orange sports program. Also note cloudy forecast with a high in the 50s on Tuesday and a light weather update.
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Study calls for stricter standards at colleges
Washington AP Educa tion Secretary T H Bell warns of deteriorating college education quality. A panel led by Kenneth Mortimer urges two years of liberal arts for all undergrads, fewer part time professors, and better freshman advising amid rising expansion and resource constraints.
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Manuel J. Justiz
Penn State
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Not a night for knockouts as rivals claim wins
Reagan and Mondale clashed in a 90 minute debate with no knockout punch. An ABC poll gave Reagan 39 percent shot while Mondale had 36 and 25 undecided. Both campaigns claimed victory and prepared for a busy campaign Sunday with stops across the nation.
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N.J
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Youngstown
Ohio
Soviets May Be Deploying New Mobile ICBM SS-25
Western intelligence analysts report the Soviet Union may be deploying a new mobile intercontinental ballistic missile, the SS-25, in western districts and at sites used for the SS-20. The three stage solid fuel missile, about 50 feet long, is designed for mobile silos and reusable launchers, with one unit allegedly west of Moscow at Voskhar Ola.
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Memories haunt Beirut survivors
One year after the Beirut U S Marine compound blast, survivors recall fear and loss. Cpl. Michael Balcom of Vernon was mislisted as dead, while his wife gave birth to a 6 pound 11 ounce girl in a North Carolina hospital. Cpl. Michael Eriscope of Minoa spent days in the rubble and has since completed his service.
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