Roberts Nearly Died During Vigil Says He Survived Trial
Rockwall TexasAP Evangelist Oral Roberts describes a near death during a 10 day vigil to fund medical missionary scholarships at Oral Roberts University Tulsa. He reports healing powers renewed and says he felt death and the devil during the ordeal while dedicating the 5001 seat Church on the Rock near Dallas.
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Roberts
Rockwall
Texas
Oral Roberts
Tulsa Medical School
the Rock
Church On the Rock
Tex
Hart Uses Travel Humor To Address Character Questions
Washington AP Gary Hart crafts a self portrait and uses humor to soften character questions from his 1984 bid. He recounts Ottawa childhood memories and family, noting his father’s honesty and his own early misstatements while prepping for a 1988 White House run.
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Gary Hart
Kansas
Duane Hocking
Bill Mickey
Art Harkins
Doc Starkweather
Nancy
Neal
Joe
Hart
Boston Globe
Walter Mondale
Hartpence
Ottawa
Kan
White House
White River Junction
Vermont
Kunin
Nina
AIDS Alters College Students Sexual Behavior Across Campuses
The AP reports AIDS is shifting sexual practices in colleges with gay students moving toward monogamy and safe sex while straight students are slower to engage in frank discussions of history and condoms. Health officials warn heterosexuals remain at risk as awareness varies by campus.
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Michael Ibrahim
School of Public Health
University of North Carolina
Gay and Lesbian Alliance
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Scott Sage
Texas A&m University
Sage
Texas A&m
Columbia University
New York City
Naomi Wilansky
University of Maryland At College Park
U.S
American College Health Association
Richard P. Keeling
ACHA
University of California At Berkeley
San Francisco
Cathy Kodama
Berkeley
Claire King
Johns Hopkins
Terry Skeates
Chase Brexton
Laura Pinsky
Columbia University Health Service
Interstates Deteriorating Before Completion
Congress funded the last miles of the 42 798 mile Interstate system but officials warn billions more are needed to maintain roads. Experts worry deterioration could outrun repairs through the 1990s and into the next century despite a 13.4 billion finish fund and a 2.8 billion annual repair flow.
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Washington
Congress
Lester Lamm
Highway Users Federation
Reagan
Tranportation Department
Robert Hartmann
Eisenhower
Los Angeles
Harbor
Airport
Boston
Postal Service Considers COD Change to Cut Fraud
Washington AP reports the Postal Service weighs a rule shift to drop itself as middleman in collect on delivery. Buyers could pay sellers directly by check, reducing COD fraud estimated up to 77 million annually. The change would make the post office only the delivery agent, aiding victims of bogus COD shipments.
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Washington
Postal Service
Board of Governors
C.o.d
Post Office
Donald D. Dillman
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