East Carolina shocks N.C. State on New Year's Day
In Gastonia 44yearold Wayne Queen and others faced a bowl bonanza as eight games aired across venues and homes on New Year’s Day. Queen watched East Carolina score first in the Peach Bowl then joined a larger crowd amid the bowl mania.
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Fans pack eateries as Pirates Wolfpack clash draws town
Ed Kennedy notes doors opening early as fans gather for the big game day. Guests at Good Stuff split loyalties between State and ECU with some switching sides as the Peach Bowl and NFL action unfold.嶄
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Rose Parade Faces Protests Gaffes and Breakdown
The 103rd Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena showed weather holding but featured protests against a Columbus descendant, animal rights demonstrations at GM’s entry, and Honda’s exhibit breaking down and needing towing. About 70 arrests occurred, mainly for drunkenness, as 1 million spectators watched.
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El Salvador rebels celebrate cease fire amid New Year revelry
Guerrilla commander Walter Funes announced a peace accord as a New Year celebration quelled with firing from AK-47s and M-16s. The UN brokered plan envisions a nine month transition to a civilian police force, military cutbacks, and transforming insurgents into a political party.
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