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A new set of academic standards will go into effect in 1995.
To practice, play, or receive an athletic scholarship,
freshmen will need a minimum grade point average and at least 13 core courses in high school,
and a minimum score on the SAT or the ACT.
Make it a point to talk to your coach or guidance counselor about these requirements.
Prepare yourself now. It's never too early to hit the bulls.
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We're just about done. First a reminder of what we have next Saturday here on ABC's College Football.
Number one, Nebraska Cornhuskers and the UCLA Bruins.
The Fighting Irish of Notre Dame invade Michigan State, or the Alabama Crimson Tide roll into Arkansas.
Check your local listings for the game in your area,
and call your local cable company for information on games available on pay-per-view.
That's all the time we have. We'll be back right after this.
You let Vince drive your new Bonneville just to the game.
Guy's a wild man.
He wanted to see how the Bonneville stacked up to his BMW.
I got his attention when I told him I had traction control,
tooled airbags, and even more horsepower than his BMW.
And thousands less.
So you think he'll like it? Well, I suppose he does.
Why is that guy?
You still make a great lasagna.
My son is making it now.
I'll tell you a while back I didn't think there'd be a restaurant for him.
This place? It's always busy.
Why wasn't the problem? It was everything else. It was insurance and health plans.
I got a pay-per-view where he helped me out with all that.
What's that about?
I guess he was selling us something for one K.
I guess you must really know how important this place is to your family.
Yeah.
Because he took the time to ask.
Take a deep breath.
Count to ten.
And get ready.
What is going on here?
To take the fall.
Charlie Sheen.
Are you out of your mind? Yes!
Yes, I am!
Nastasza Kinski.
Have you stopped this thing?
Terminal Velocity, rated PG-13.
Starts Friday, September 23rd at a theater near you.
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I can't take it anymore.
Sparky!
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Welcome back. We'll get you out to the second half in just a moment, but first a report from ABC News.
Let's join John Martin in Washington.
Good afternoon.
The search for clues in the crash of U.S. Air 427 began in earnest today as investigators combed the area near Pittsburgh's airport.
ABC's Jim Hickey tells us about the first major bit of evidence, the recorded cockpit transmissions.
In the final moments of Flight 427, it appears the aircraft went totally out of control.
An FAA transcript of the conversation between the cockpit and the Pittsburgh control tower shows the pilots turning to a new heading, as instructed.
Then, somebody in the cockpit exclaims, oh, God, and swears.
The tower immediately tells the pilots to maintain altitude, an indication the plane was falling.
From the cockpit, more swearing. Somebody shouts, traffic emergency.
That was the last transmission from the plane.
Federal investigators say the aircraft's flight data recorder shows it unexpectedly rolled to the left and nosedived into the ground.
From 6,000 feet to impact in 23 seconds.
Investigators say they don't know yet what caused the plane to pitch over and nose in.
They say both engines were apparently working properly moments before the crash.
The investigation is a long and painstaking process, partly because of the incredible devastation and partly because of where it is.
The plane went down in heavily wooded and steep terrain, which makes the job more difficult.
And so does all that debris.
Jim Hickey, ABC News, Alec Kwipe of Pennsylvania.
There will be more on the crash and on airline safety tomorrow on This Week with David Brinkley.
Six days ago, New York police called it exceptional work by a team of well-prepared criminals.
Today, they announced they have solved the million dollar burglary at Tiffany's.
ABC's Cynthia McFadden has the details.
Less than a week after the famed Fifth Avenue jewelry store was robbed of more than a million dollars worth of rubies, diamonds, and emeralds,
the New York police say they've solved the crime.
Police confirmed this afternoon that six suspects have been arrested.
The burglary was the biggest theft in the company's 157-year history.
457 pieces of jewelry were stolen at gunpoint.
The well-executed heist made police suspect from the beginning that the crime was an inside job.
Last Sunday evening, the thief forced a guard to tell coworkers that they were his cousins who needed to use the bathroom.
The thieves disabled the alarms and took the security surveillance tapes with them.
A perfect crime? Not quite.
Police say the thieves may have made off with the jewels, but at least one of them left his fingerprints behind.
Cynthia McFadden, ABC News, New York.
There were not supposed to be talks in the baseball strike today, but there were talks about side issues.
The player's salary cap remains the big sticking point,
and the Chicago Tribune reports that acting baseball commissioner Bud Selig will shut down the talks and the season for good on Monday.
That's the news for now. I'm John Martin in Washington. Now back to the game.
Every day we all find a way, a promise made, a promise made, giving it our best.
Only the best garages display the Napa Auto Care sign. You know they'll fix it right, using Napa parts.
No wonder Americans trust Napa Auto Care centers to keep their vehicles running.
We keep America running. We keep America running.
Still going. Nothing outlasts the Energizer battery. It keeps going.
And going.
Hey, what's this? We've been driving inputs for years.
I like the Grand M-R.
Well, yeah, but looks aren't everything.
Excuse me.
Okay, so it's fun to drive.
Come on.
It's got anti-lock brakes and an airbag standard.
And even with a V6, it costs thousands less than a Corridor Camry.
Whoa, so I'm talking to a convert.
We are driving inside the Amphi-iac.
It feels good to be driving American again.
The Bears want to roar back to respectability, but Randall Cunningham and the Eagles are ready to fly.
They meet on ABC's Monday Night Football.
Get it moving.
And the Silver Bullet has the taste to keep it moving.
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Looking good. Facing with your car is a great idea.
Yeah, especially when it's my new Grand M.
Well, he couldn't take my car. Doesn't have anti-lock brakes or an airbag.
Or 150 horsepower. Your car couldn't keep up with me.
Man, this engine is really smooth.
What?
I said you're really starting to move.
Hey, where are you?
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So have you made any decisions yet?
I'm thinking about taking the job up at Meijer and Holt.
Really?
Yeah, it's a lot less than I was making, but there really isn't much out there.
I'm sure we'll be fine.
You remember, like seven, eight years ago, we talked to Craig Miller over at Payne Webber,
and he thought there were some things we should do to make sure that we're covered.
Jack's college, paying off the house. So things are going to be okay.
Lucky he knew what we needed.
He knew because he asked.
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Sale ends September 17 at participating Goodyear retailers.
We're going where?
Houston.
You don't have to yell.
Home Improper moves to Tuesday, September 20.
If you want to know the type of person that Doc Hastings is, you should talk to the people who have known him best.
Doc is very level-headed and down-to-earth.
I think Doc thoroughly understands agriculture. I believe Doc has a thorough knowledge of agriculture and its problems, including water shortages.
There's no one I know that has more integrity than Doc Hastings, and we can count on him to represent the mainstream, broad interests of the area.
Doc is the kind of guy, when he tells you he's going to do something, that's what he's going to do. His word is his bond.
Notice. Through this Monday, Yakima's leading dealer has moved to the Montgomery Ward. Plus, it must be his automotive clearance event.
Vans! Vans! Vans! Vans!
Millions of dollars of new used vehicles stacked for twice price. Voices posted on every remaining new 94 make any offer.
Every used vehicle up to $3,000 in dollars bought. Make any offer, spin the wheel, and win up to $100 bucks.
Every price posted high with no money down. Free hot dogs, Pepsi, popcorn, and balloons. $25 donated to United Way for every vehicle purchased.
Through this Monday only at the Montgomery Ward Plaza presented by Steve Hahn's Performance VW Audi Suzuki.
Cap 35, congratulate Yakima. Recognized as an All-America City.