Coroner rules Liberace died of AIDS related pneumonia
Riverside County Coroner Raymond Carrillo ordered an autopsy on Liberace and ruled the entertainer died of AIDS related pneumonia. The case sparks debate over doctors accurately reporting AIDS on death certificates and the public health duty to reveal the truth.
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California
Riverside County
Raymond Carrillo
Carrillo
Riverside
Builder Parker Hisel left mark on Aiken's homes
Parker S Hisel a Kentuckian and Army veteran met Lillian Hines in Washington in 1919 and settled in Aiken where he worked with the Stiefel firm and other builders. He helped erect Sunshine later Green Boundary Club and many prominent houses including Black Stables and Willcox Hotel central wing. He died Feb 13 at 92 leaving a legacy of fine woodwork.
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Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Lillian Hines
Joseph Hines
Aiken
Parker Hines
Parker
Lillian
Mr. Hines
Stiefels
Frank
Herbert
Green Boundary Club
Whiskey Road
Willis Irvin
Anderson and Stiefel
William Zeigler
New York
Hisel
Easy Street
Bayard Warren
Pride’s Crossing
Mass
Willcox
Old County Hospital
Laurens Street
Aiken High School
Court House
G. H. Bostwick
Eugene Grace
Rosebank
Ambrose Clark
Stiefel
Mattie Hall
Kalmia Hill
Make An Effort From US Products to Global Markets
The American Business Conference found some foreign buyers doubt U S product quality. It says the belief is a barrier to exports, though not proof of inferiority. Call to reduce trade barriers and avoid protectionism, with exporters urged to use marketing and advertising to change perceptions.
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U.S
Congress
America
Thought For Today on a worn idol and aging fame
A quotation from Joseph Addison recalling that no one is sadder than a superannuated idol. The line reflects on aging celebrity and lost relevance in a reflective, period voice.
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Joseph Addison
the Spectator
News Media Manners Under Scrutiny Across Networks
A Gallup poll shows credibility for press and TV fell from 80 percent to 63 percent as audiences tire of rude interviews and sensationalism. Publisher Lou Cashman laments media missteps while urging reporters and editors to defend credible, factual reporting amid changing budgets.
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Times Mirror Co
Lou Cashman
Mississippi
Vicksburg Evening Post
White House May Soon Hoist Help Wanted Sign
Reagan era aides eye exits as time runs short. Lehman and Bush hint at future moves while others depart or seek postes abroad. Congressional votes to override a veto show party drift as Spencers declines and staffing thins for the president.
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Reagan
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Navy
John Lehman Jr
George Bush
Lehman
Pentagon
Pennsylvania
Bush
Michigan
Illinois
Iran
House
Senate
Stuart Spencer
California
Washington
Marines Defend Freedom Face Modern Amphibious Demands
Quantico base visit underscores Marine Corps duty to project power globally. Navy and Congress must fund advanced craft, armored vehicles, and new aircraft including the V 2 Osprey for ship to shore moves and sustained operations amid evolving threats from Central America to Norway and Asia.
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Marine Corps
United States
Central America
Norway
North Asia
Indian Ocean
Arctic
Atlantic
Diego Garcia
Pacific
Marine Amphibious
Owever
U.S. Naval Institute
Congress
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