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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1992
Page
2
Los Angeles teachers voted down a contract with a 9 percent pay cut and authorized a strike. Union president Helen Bernstein urged ongoing negotiations, amid risk of disrupting the nation’s second-largest school district.
President Bush receives a first hand report from a U S delegation that returned from Vietnam with pictures of up to 5000 dead Americans. He says full accounting of MIAs and POWs must precede any normal relations. Delegation leader Gen John Vesey and members meet with Bush at the White House as families press for repatriation steps. Local political timing suggests a possible impact on post election decisions.
Former head of France s National Center for Blood Transfusions, Dr Michael Garretta, sentenced to years in prison and fined 100000. He and three others faced verdicts amid anger from victims families and political criticism. The case involved HIV tainted blood given to over 1200 hemophiliacs in 1985, with hundreds dying.
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Five Americans and one Canadian orbiting astronauts ready to deploy the Laser Geodynamics Satellite Lageos during a 3 666 mile high mission. Tamara Jernigan leads the release as the craft, costing about 4 million for the satellite and 120 million for the booster, aims to map Earth's crustal movement with a total project cost near 160 million.
Elton John has sued a tabloid TV show over claims a reporter said he moved to Atlanta for an AIDS treatment center near the US Centers for Disease Control. The suit targets One reporter Ara L Scranton for airing the claim.
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