The FLI% jumped out at me. It should be 14.7
I do think you are dealing with a rich condition. I did some research on rich conditions and there are a few items that could cause it. My first thought was a vacuum leak.
Personally I use propane and a long hose to test for vacuum leaks, but if you don't have a torch to meter out small amounts of propane, it won't work. You also said you changed the plugs so I am assuming you removed the intake manifold. So there could be a vacuum leak there or any of the vacuum hoses.
"Eric the car guy" on youtube has a video using brake cleaner or carb cleaner, which only costs a few bucks for a can of it. Maybe watch his video and see if you are comfortable testing for vacuum leaks using his method. You need to be very careful when using his method, watch the video and make sure you understand before trying it. If you are not completely comfortable trying it... don't do it.
A faulty oxygen sensor can also cause a rich condition, so if you have no vacuum leaks you might want to swap upstream and downstream Oxygen sensors from your parts car.
But let's think about vacuum leaks first.
I'll crunch the rest of the numbers you provided after dinner and see if anything sticks out.
As far as the battery, a weak battery does cause havoc with these cars. I'm not sure it could fool the computer into adding more fuel, but we'll just keep that in the back of our minds, for now.