Louganis reveals HIV positive status and sexuality
Morgantown reports Olympic diver Greg Louganis says he believed HIV positive since 1986 but tested before the 1988 Games. In a 1994 autobiography he discloses being gay and living with HIV and AIDS. He spoke to West Virginia University students about public disclosure and ongoing depression.
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Greg Louganis
Louganis
West Virginia University
Bear Abuse Fine Higher Than Spouse Penalty Passed
Oklahoma Senate approved a bill banning bear wrestling and raising penalties for spousal abuse. Bear wrestling becomes a misdemeanor with up to one year in jail and a $5,000 fine, while current or former spouse abuse increases to up to 12 months in jail and a $2,000 fine. The prior penalty was a $500 fine and 90 days in jail.
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Oklahoma City
State Senate
Penny Williams
Cockroach In Backpacker’s Ear Shocks Sydney
In Sydney a 19 year old man at the Jolly Swagman Youth Hostel had a 1.4 inch cockroach removed from his ear by emergency workers. The man refused further treatment and no time or nationality details were released. Cockroaches are common in the humid subtropical climate.
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Sydney
Australia
Jolly Swagman
New South Wales
Rugby League
Cockroaches
Aiken Standard Rates and Postal Information
Aiken Standard subscription rates include HOME DELIVERY at 8.50 monthly, 25.50 for 3 months, 51 for 6 months, or 102 per year. COUNTY MAIL costs 10.75 monthly, 92.25 for 3 months, 64.50 for 6 months, or 129 per year. OTHER MAIL lists 17 monthly, 51 for 3 months, 102 for 6 months, or 204 per year. The publication is by Aiken Communications Inc established 1967.
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Forbes Wins In Arizona Amid GOP Contest Push
Steve Forbes secures another primary victory in Arizona as Bob Dole Lamar Alexander and Pat Buchanan trail with upcoming contests in South Carolina and eight states. Forbes’ media buy and anti-tax message draw praise and criticism while insiders discuss a convention battle for the Republican nomination.
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Washington
Steve Forbes
Arizona
South Carolina
Dakotas
Bob Dole
Iveness
Forbes
Palmetto
Pat Buchanan
Cole
Colorado
Connecticut
Georgia
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Vermont
Dole
Repubcan
Lamar Alexander
Buchanan
Treasury to spend up to 31.7 million on new currency PR drive
The Treasury plans a global public relations push to promote redesigned U S currency including the new 100 bill with enhanced anti counterfeiting features. A five year 31 7 million Burson Marsteller contract backs ads brochures and training materials as critics question focus on PR over counterfeiting.
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Washington
Treasury Department
U.S
Treasury
Ben Franklin
Federal Reserve
Alan Greenspan
Robert Rubin
Financial Times of London
Burson-Marsteller
House
General Accounting Office
Congress
Robert J. Leaver
The
American Numismatic Association
Congress Acts On Toughened Cuba Sanctions
Congress forges a tougher Cuba sanctions package to test Clinton on the Helms Burton bill. House and Senate negotiators meet to reconcile provisions including allowing lawsuits by Cuban Americans against investors in confiscated Cuban property. Canada opposes retaliation. U S aid, sugar bans, and international finance moves are included.
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Clinton
Congress
U.S
House
Senate
Fidel Castro
Dan Burton
R-Ind
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
Cuba
Helms-Burton
Christopher Dodd
D-Conn
Havana
Canada
State Department
Glyn Davies
Davies
United States
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