One Halton quintuplet dies in Liverpool birth
Liam Halton, the first of seven premature babies born to Susan Halton at Liverpool Maternity Hospital, died before dawn. The Mersey Regional Health Authority said four siblings remain critically ill, all on respirators in the neonatal unit, with no deterioration in their condition noted.
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England
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Mersey
Liam Halton
Susan Halton
Liverpool Maternity Hospital
First US AIDS vaccine tests approved for humans
FDA reportedly allowed MicroGeneSys Inc to run limited human trials of an AIDS vaccine made from non-infective envelope proteins. If confirmed, this would mark the first agency authorized human testing in the United States.
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United States
Food and Drug Administration
MicroGeneSys Inc
West Haven
Partly cloudy nights and heat wave ahead
Weather outlook shows partly cloudy skies tonight with a 20 percent chance of thunder showers and a low in the mid 70s. Tomorrow remains partly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of thunder showers and a high in the mid 90s. Details on Page 9A.
SRP favored as site for new production reactor
Sen. Thurmond says the Savannah River Plant is the preferred site for the multi billion dollar new production reactor with a recommendation to Secretary Herrington from Admiral Foley’s office. Idaho and Washington state remain options with an announcement possible this fall. Construction may take about six years with costs estimated from 4 to 10 billion dollars and about 4000 jobs. The decision follows the Hanford shutdown and pressure rises from lawmakers including Nunn and Fowler.
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SRP
Foley
Sen. Thurmond
Idaho
Washington State
NPR
Department of Energy
Senate Armed Services Committee
SAP
Georgia
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Girl Survives Plane Disaster Despite Engine Troubles
ROMULUS Michigan AP reports a 4 year old girl survived the Northwest Airlines MD-80 crash near Detroit amid reports of repeated engine malfunctions. Authorities cite no cockpit distress and the infant count in the disaster remains uncertain while the grandfather identifies Cecilia Cichan as a passenger.
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Mich
Northwest Airlines
Cecilia Cichan
Anthony Cichan
Maple Glen
Detroit
Phoneix
Los Angeles
John Lauber
National Transportation Safety Board
Northwest
Kevin Whalen
Wayne County
Werner Spitz
Middlebelt Road
Detroit Metropolitan Airport
North Augusta VPSA contract questioned amid old documents
North Augusta officials dispute a 20 year water and sewer deal with the Valley Public Service Authority. City leaders say 1972 letters suggest relinquishment of service rights and seek to void the June 29 contract, while VPSA officials and counsel weigh the facts and potential return of funds.
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VPSA
Boone
Zimmerman, Evans and Leopold
Charles B. Martin
Walters
WPSA
Thompson
Valley Public Service Authority
City of North Augusta
Martin
U.S. 25
Horse Creek
Old Aiken Road
Kelly F. Zier
Zier
Bell
Thomas W. Greene
American Journalist Glass Escapes Captors in Beirut
American reporter Charles Glass fled two months of captivity in Lebanon and reached Damascus. He said he escaped while captors slept, was handed to U S diplomats, and plans to fly to London to reunite with his family.
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Syria
Charles Glass
Lebanon
U.S
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Glass
David Ransom
London
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Beirut
Charlie Glass
Ouzai
Ali Osseiran
Osseiran
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Iran
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Noureddine Koush
Syrian Foreign Ministry
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Hezbollah
Party of God
Sharaa
Ransom
Associated Press
ABC
Middle East
Terry Anderson
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