Plan to Legalize Interracial Marriage Draws
Cape Town reports opponents mock the repeal of laws banning marriages and sex between whites and other races arguing voting rights for the black majority matter most. Washington notes US cautions Iran over hostages as tensions rise. Bonn outlines Reagan planned visits to a cemetery and a Nazi camp memorial. Michigan case prompts renewed attack on hiring quotas and possible friend of the court brief. Demjanjuk extradition proceeds with May deadline. A San Diego hospital confirms a knife injury to a two year old remained in the head until transport.
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Reagan presses for fourteen million aid to Nicaragua
Washington AP Reagan and allies clash with foes over a 14 million aid package for Nicaraguan rebels as movie stars officials and Nicaraguans lobby Capitol Hill. Reagan says vote for aid is a vote for peace while opponents warn it could widen Central American war ahead of Senate and House votes next week.
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Artificial Heart Patient Improves After Leak Stop Surgery
In Louisville Kentucky doctors report Jack C Burcham shows improvement after emergency surgery to repair a leak from his Jarvik-7 artificial heart. He has lost more than 42 pints of blood but shows better color and no infection signs while kidneys are monitored.
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AIDS Drug Raises Immune Response in Some AIDS Patients
A substance from white blood cells called IM REG-1 improved immune function in 21 of 33 AIDS patients in early tests. Researchers caution it is not a cure and ongoing studies seek to see if infections decline and patient well being rises, while the virus remains untreated.
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Arthur Gottlieb
Tulane Medical School
Imreg Inc
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Itlieb
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Gottlieb
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University of Southern California
Public gains access to hospital safety evaluations under new law
A new law opens access to hospital safety and effectiveness reviews by Medicare Peer Review Organizations PROs become public data. The measures take effect 30 days after Wednesday publication and require DHHS to release PRO reports formerly kept confidential.
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