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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1987

Page

3

Officers Brace For Papal Visit Problems In Columbia

State and local law enforcement anticipate difficulties during Pope John Paul II’s September 11 visit to Columbia. Captain H M Addy coordinates patrols as officials from USC, SLED, counties, airport, and departments travel to Des Moines to prepare, with advice to plan for the unexpected.

Columbia Pope John Paul II H.M. Addy The State Highway Patrol Papal Des Moines Iowa Addy and Jorgenson Highway Patrol Mayor’s Office University of South Carolina State Law Enforcement Division Lexington Richland Counties Columbia Metropolitan Airport State Wildlife and Marine Resources Department State Highway Department Midwest

Transfusion AIDS Deaths Highlight Ongoing Risk

Health experts say past transfusion related AIDS cases will appear despite donor screening and tests. Rep Stewart B McKinney died from AIDS related pneumonia contracted during a 1979 bypass operation, illustrating lingering risk from contaminated blood before testing was available.

Washington

Stewart McKinney's dying wish to disclose AIDS cause of death

Washington AP nine term Rep Stewart B McKinney died on Thursday and his dying wish to reveal AIDS as the cause of death drew praise from colleagues. Nancy Johnson said McKinney faced truth regardless of ease. Johnson and John son called him a moral voice for the downtrodden. The Washington Post cited sources noting McKinney had homosexual relationships.

Stewart McKinney Washington (Ap Stewart B. McKinney Stewart Nancy Johnson R-Conn McKinney

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