Five year old AIDS victim cleared to return to kindergarten
Los Angeles federal judge rules Ryan, an AIDS victim who bit a classmate, is not a health threat. The boy’s father Robin Thomas and ACLU urged the decision, while school lawyer Frank Fekete said officials may not appeal and expects Ryan back in kindergarten within a week.
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Los Angeles
Robin Thomas
Ryan
U.S
Alicemarie Stotler
American Civil Liberties Union
Frank Fekete
Kentucky farmer sells over 21 million in Masters artwork
A gentleman farmer sold art and sketches totaling more than 21 million dollars from his Kentucky home. Adrian Ward Jackson, a London dealer, bought a Leonardo da Vinci sheet from about 1500 for 3.63 million. The lot shows a child with a lamb an old man’s head and machinery studies.
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New York
Leonardo da Vinci
Kentucky
Adrian Ward Jackson
London
Sunshine Likely With Breaks In The Forecast
Partly cloudy conditions expected tonight and tomorrow with a low near 50 and a high near 80. Details are on page 6A.
Wagener Fire Department Resigns in Town Dispute
Eleven of thirteen Wagener firefighters quit amid a dispute over fire protection, equipment, and leadership. Fire protection is now handled by police Chief Charles Widener as the town awaits council action. The resignation followed tensions between the department and town officials, and between Charles Widener and his son David Widener who was named new chief.
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Fire Department
David Willis
Willis
Times
Charles Widener
David Widener
Widener
Wagoner
Marvin Baughman
Orangeburg
Baughman
Ergle Fires Salvo as North Augusta Stands Alone
North Augusta Councilman Edward O. Ergle denounces city dependence on Aiken County calling the county a hostage and urges independence. He proposes five measures including disbanding outside services and shifting Belvedere assets while urging the Legislative Delegation to settle disputes.
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Salvo
N.A
North Augusta
Edward O. Ergle
Thomas W. Greene
Aiken County
Council
East
West Germany
Ex Hostages See Problems In Freeing Other Captives
In London Anglican envoy Ter ry Waite and three American ex hostages urged humanitarian work to free more captives from Lebanon but cautioned that news of secret U S arms shipments to Iran complicates relief efforts. They met with church leaders and emphasized opposition to arms for hostages.
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London
Terry Waite
Lebanon
U.S
Iran
Islamic Jihad
Waite
Middle East
Canterbury
Robert Runcie
United States
Benjamin Weir
Lawrence Martin Jenco
David Jacobsen
American University Hospital
Beirut
Episcopal
Presbyterian
Baptist
Wall Street Fallout From Boesky Trade Case Deepens
New York insiders revealed Ivan Boesky recorded conversations with senior investment figures during the insider trading probe. The tapes, made over weeks, reportedly involve leading bankers and lawyers unaware they were being recorded. Boesky cooperated hoping for a lighter settlement and faced a $100 million penalty.
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NEW York
Ivan F. Boesky
Wall Street
Boesky
New York Times
Washington Post
The
Times
Post
AT&T proposes $1.2 billion long distance rate cut
AT&T seeks a 6.2 percent residential long distance rate cut starting Jan 1, with an average save of about 50 cents monthly for the typical home caller. The plan shifts major benefit to daytime short calls, with an 11.6 percent drop 8 am to 5 pm, and requires FCC approval.
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Washington
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
At&t
Federal Communications Commission
MCI Communications Corp
Sprint Communications Co
U.S. Public Interest Research Group
Consumer Federation of America
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