Fire Drives AIDS affected family from Florida home
Louise Ray says she will withdraw her three sons Ricky Robert Randy and Candy from Memorial Elementary after a week of threats and a suspicious fire that destroyed the wood frame house in Arcadia Florida The boys ages 10 9 and 8 along with their mother and father were away when the blaze started Their uncle Andy Ray was hospitalized after escaping the flames The family previously faced a school ban after the boys tested positive for HIV antibodies.
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DeSoto County
Louise Ray
Sarasota
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Clifford
Ricky
Robert
Randy
Candy
Andy Ray
Ray Boys
Memorial Elementary
Libya Displays Captured Chad Soldiers After Aouzou Outpost
Libyan officers showed arms and prisoners they said were captured in retaking the desert outpost near Aouzou strip 40 miles south of the Libyan Chad border. Chad denied recapture victory claims as Libyan forces cite defense of their land. Col. Ali Sherif Rify said Libyans used all facilities to recapture the area.
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Aouzou Strip
Chad
Libya
Col
Ali Sherif Rify
Director John Huston Dies at 81 in New England
Oscar winning director John Huston died in his sleep at 81 in New England. His body flown to Los Angeles to be buried at Hollywood Memorial Park near his mother’s grave. Funeral details remain private with brief notes from officials and family representatives. Huston’s son Danny is finishing work on Mr North while Anjelica Huston co stars.
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Los Angeles
John Huston
New England
Hollywood Memorial Park
Marilyn Simpson
Los Angeles Times
Nofziger Moves to Dismiss Prosecution Over Conflict Claim
Former White House aide Lyn Nofziger seeks to dismiss the case arguing a conflict of interest by independent counsel James C. McKay. He pleaded innocent to six charges of improper lobbying for two defense firms and a labor union after leaving government. Covington & Burling reportedly represented Fairchild Industries Inc. in 1982, cited in court papers.
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Lyn Nofziger
Nofziger
James C. McKay
Reagan
U.S. District Court
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McKay
Covington & Burling
Fairchild Industries Inc
Chantilly
Drug From Chestnut Fights AIDS Virus
A drug from Australian chestnut seeds castanospermine halts AIDS virus reproduction in test tubes. Fred Hutchinson scientist says NCI approved animal tests and it could be tried in humans in about a year if progress continues. Harvard lab headed by Dr. William Haseltine conducted the test tube results.
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Seattle
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
National Cancer Institute
Larry Rohrschneider
Rohrschneider
Harvard University
William Haseltine
33 Bodies Found in Factory Attic Linked to Cult
AP reports 33 bound victims found in two piles in a Yongin factory attic. Police say the cult led by Park Soon-ja swindled about 8.7 million dollars from 220 followers and preached apocalyptic discipline before the deaths.
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Korea
Seoul
South Korea
Yongin
Associated Press
Park Soon-ja
Park
Lee Ki-Jung
Violence marks South Africa mine walkout flare up
A labor federation office was bombed and two miners were killed at the Kinross gold mine as talks between the National Union of Mineworkers and Anglo American Corp. loom. The strike, now in its third week, has seen 44 000 workers fired and dozens injured amid escalating clashes and a major union meeting planned for Sunday. Nearby, a blast damaged COSATU offices near Cape Town as negotiations continued.
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South Africa
Labor Federation
National Union of Mineworkers
Chamber of Mines
Union
Anglo American Corp
Anglo
General Union Mining Corp
Kinross
Marcel Golding
Cape Town
Congress of South African Trade Unions
Black Labor Federation
Science Data Fraud Grows Across Major Universities
NEW YORK AP One in three scientists at a major university suspects a colleague of falsifying data and half report no action. The study presented at an American Psychological Association meeting notes fear of retaliation and lawsuits as barriers to whistle blowing.
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New York
June Price Tangney
Tangney
Bryn Mawr College
Bryn Mawr
American Psychological Association
Iraqi Jets Strike Oil Installations In Persian Gulf
Iraqi forces launched air strikes on Iranian oil facilities in the Persian Gulf. Iran vowed revenge and warned of a crushing response. Baghdad said targets included northern central and southern gulf sites with explosions reported. A later attack hit a big naval target near Kharg Island.
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Bahrain
Persian Gulf
Iran
Gulf
U.S. Navy
Saddam Hussein
Baghdad
Iraq
Cyprus
Kharg Island
Aiken Standard Classifieds and Contact Details
This notice lists subscription and advertising contact numbers for the Aiken Standard, with office hours and location at 124 Rutland Drive and mailing address P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802. It also provides general customer service times and subscription payment instructions.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
P.O
Aiken
S.C
Aiken Communications Inc
Emergency numbers service notice from Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard announces emergency numbers as a service. It provides publication details and contact address for readers to send address changes to Aiken Communications Inc. in Aiken South Carolina.
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