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...liberal Democratic leaders, including Sen. Birch Bayh (D-Ind.), Sen. Frank Church (D-Idaho) and Sen. Warren G. Magnuson (D-Wash.)--who head the Senate Intelligence, Foreign Relations and Appropriations committees, respectively--all fell to GOP challengers...
...House side, Majority Whip John Brademas (D-Ind.) and Rep. Al Ullman (D-Wash.), chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, energy specialist Rep Robert Echhardt (D-Tex.), and urban expert Rep. Thomas Ashley (D-Ohio) all lost to Republican opponents...
...oldest Crane brother, Philip, 49, won election to Congress from Illinois on his first try, in 1969. Brother Daniel, 44, who also lives in Illinois, won on his second try, in 1978. Now Brother David, 43, a psychiatrist from Martinsville, Ind., is trying to win-on his third try. David Crane, a conservative Republican like his brothers, lost in 1976 by 19,000 votes to Democratic Congressman David Evans, 34, a former social studies teacher, and by 5,800 votes to Evans in 1978. Says the incumbent: "I don't know why he is running again. Maybe his family...
There's one man left of course, the scraggly mustachioed Rookie of the Year from French Lick, Ind., via Indiana State, at forward, please welcome Larry Bird. Crowd roar. This is the man who will revolutionize hoop by taking it back to its roots, reminding people of the beauty of a well thrown pass, making them recall that a 15-footer is more valuable than a Lloyd Free throw...
BLOOMINGTON, Ind., mid-July, 1980--The Tiger fan strains to pick up "the clear channel choice of radio station WJR 760, Detroit." The Bengals have just won their ninth in a row and have moved from fifth to second place in a matter of two weeks. Manager Sparky Anderson defiantly declares that if the Tigers are seven games out on July 20, they'll be in the thick of the race down to the wire...