AIDS Virus Grown In Animal Cells Reported
California researchers report in Science that the AIDS virus has been grown in non-immune animal and human cells, a development that may reveal how some cells slow the germ’s reproduction. UC San Francisco and Chiron Corp scientists found the virus reproduces best in human cells, though not as well as in immune cells.
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Washington
California
Science
University of California
San Francisco
Chiron Corp
Emeryville
Calif
Jay A. Levy
University
Congress Approves Military Pension Cut
Congress approved a reduced retirement pay plan for future recruits with a 92 to 1 Senate vote after the House passed a similar package. The changes affect pensions earned after the bill’s effective date and do not alter current retirees or those in service now.
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Washington
Congress
Pentagon
Senate
House
Alfonso D'Amato
R-N.y
Weekend Forecast: Showers and Storms Likely
Weather outlook shows showers possible with isolated thunderstorms this afternoon and during the weekend evenings. Skies stay mostly cloudy with lows in the low 60s and highs in the mid 80s each day. full details on Page 8B.
Obituary notices list several deaths across multiple towns
Deaths noted for Mary S Tyler Aiken Charles D Ray Williston William D Coclin North Augusta Addison Hilsman North Augusta E B Ware Salley Michael K Green Prosperity Clarence Hanks Jr Belvedere Worth D Radcliffe Miami Fla Noray Robinson Aiken James McDonald Jackson Alfred B Efrid Joplin Mo Please see details on Page 13A.
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Mary S. Tyler
Aiken
Charles D. Ray
Williston
William D. Coclin
North Augusta
Addison
Hilsman
E.B. Ware
Salley
Michael K. Green
Prosperity
Clarence Hanks, Jr
Belvedere Worth
D. Radcliffe
Miami
Fla
Noray Robinson
James McDonald
Jackson
Alfred B. Efrid
Joplin
Eight climbers found alive in snow cave on Mount Hood
A rescue on Mount Hood found eight climbers under four to five feet of snow at 8300 feet. Two adults and one teen survived, while six others died. The two survivors, Giles and Brinton Clark, were hospitalized and shown promise of recovery amid critical injuries and heart-lung support.
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Snow Cave
Portland
Ore
Mount Hood
Clackamas County
Gene Hanners
Giles
View
Wash
Providence Medical Center
Duane S. Bretz
William Long
Emanuelal
Clark Chipman
Mt. Hood
Prices Drop Sets A Two Decade Mark
Wholesale prices fell 0.6 percent in April led by an 8.4 percent drop in energy costs with gasoline down 10.4 percent and heating oil off 8.7 percent. Year to date the index is down 11.1 percent, the largest four month decline since 1947. Analysts foresee a slow rebound as travel peaks approach in May.
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Washington
Donald Ratajczak
Georgia State University
Housing Starts Jump as Mortgage Rates Fall
Housing construction rose 4.1 percent to an annual pace of 2.01 million in April, led by gains in single family homes and multi family units. The Midwest and South posted the largest increases as mortgage rates stayed near decade lows, with overall higher activity across all regions.
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Midwest
South
Northeast
Covington trio charged with armed robbery, assault
Three Covington men William Underwood 18 Robert Herndon 18 and Jeffery Parker 20 face armed robbery charges in a Northside Gulf robbery and were already charged with aggravated assault on a police officer. The escape chase spanned I-20 through Georgia and South Carolina ending with their capture.
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Covington, Ga
Richmond County
Sheriff's Department
Billy Cane
William B. Underwood
Robert D. Herndon
Jeffery P. Parker
Aiken County
Sheri Carrol Heath
Georgia
S.C. Highway Patrol
Rusty Pruitt
Carter
Ote Chase
Columbia County
Maj. Carter
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