Playboy Online bets on computer readers to drive magazine sales
Playboy Enterprises introduces Playboy Online a black and white computer teaser for Macintosh users via networks like The Source Usenet and Delphi. Bill Paige says the aim is to attract computer enthusiasts who might then buy the print issue.
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U S Denies AIDS Had Germ Warfare Origin
The U S government rejects Soviet claims that AIDS originated from germ warfare research at Fort Detrick Maryland. Pentagon notes Moscow amplifies distorted facts to sustain its propaganda. The State Department also protested the allegations first aired by Literaturnaya Gazeta in 1985.
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Weather outlook shows partly cloudy skies with showers
The forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions tonight with a 20 percent chance of showers and a low in the low 40s. Tomorrow remains partly cloudy with another 20 percent shower chance and a high in the upper 60s. Details on Page 5A.
Deaths Marthe A Long Leesville Anthony Simmons Edgefield Harriet Tompkins
Obituary notices list Marthe A. Long of Leesville Anthony Simmons of Edgefield and Harriet E Tompkins of Edgefield among the recently recorded deaths.
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Panel To Ask Have Plutonium Needs Been Met
The National Academy of Sciences panel will study safety at the Savannah River Plant and DOE reactors and ask if the U.S. still needs to produce special nuclear materials. An interim NAS report is due in June amid safety concerns and calls for independent oversight of reactor facilities.
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Shultz weighs security options for Moscow trip
In Moscow next week Secretary of State Shultz may fly to the airport or use an Air Force jet to communicate with Reagan or meet aides if the embassy cannot be secured. A bug free trailer with anti eavesdropping gear is also being considered after two Marine guards were arrested on espionage charges at the U S Embassy.
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Reagan open to reconsidering embassy demolition decision
President Reagan, after Ottawa talks with Prime Minister Brian Mulroney, said the decision to go ahead with moving the embassy remains open to reversal. White House aides planned a security briefing to address the issue, with further discussion expected today.
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Moscow offers to postpone nuclear test ban talks
The Soviet Union proposes delaying a total test ban and first negotiating new testing limits, a stance debated in the Reagan administration. State and Arms Control factions favor exploring it, while Defense opposes. Petrosyants announced Moscow’s approach in Geneva on March 19, aiming to ratify 1970s limits and add new constraints before a full ban.
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Teens Prefer Company Presidents Over U S President
A nationwide AP poll of about a thousand high school juniors and seniors shows 75 percent want to be company presidents someday, while 20 percent would seek the U S presidency. Respondents identified Luther King and Susan B Anthony as leaders, with 41 percent recognizing Johnson as Kennedy's successor.
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