28 Oct 1987
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1987
Page
1
A Gulf Coast Blood Center letter informs a Houston donor they tested positive for HIV antibodies. The notice urges contact for more information and suggests most recipients respond. a New York center reports about two thirds seek follow up.
Federal meat and poultry inspectors with AIDS may remain on duty if they can work satisfactorily and do not acquire another contagious disease. The Agriculture Department notes policy allows continued employment unless a contagious illness occurs.
Scattered frost possible tonight with fair skies and near freezing temperatures. Tomorrow will be sunny with a mid 60s high as the region warms. Details on Page 7A.
Death notices for James Cato Rincon Ga Robert S Dunbar Salley Mabel Jernigan Westminster Bruce Keen Augusta Francis Moore Graniteville Ruth Widener Warrenville noted with details on page 6A.
The White House and Moscow plan a new round of diplomacy as Soviet Foreign Minister Shevardnadze travels to Washington for talks with Secretary of State Shultz. A summit treaty on intermediate range missiles is anticipated, with Gorbachev signaling readiness to visit and sign this year.
Washington Republican Sen. Dan Evans says he has not seen the National Research Council report on the N Reactor and safety concerns loom. He notes old facilities and hints the report may raise questions while the Reagan administration opposes blocking its reopening. The House tied N Reactor reopening to NRC findings. Savannah River plants run at 50 percent due to safety worries. Evans expects NRC findings to keep Savannah River reactors under scrutiny long term.
The Aiken Standard profiles council candidate Ronald A. Maxwell as part of the series on eight hopefuls seeking seats on the Aiken City Council in the November 3 election. Page 1B coverage continues.
Unidentified gunmen kill two American soldiers and a retired U.S. service member near Clark Air Base in Angeles City. A Filipino bystander dies as gunmen shoot near the base and in Manila two police are slain. A U.S. army attache plans to leave the country amid political tensions.
Stocks declined on Asian and London markets while Wall Street posted a modest Dow rise of 52.56 points to 1846.49. Tokyo equities slipped after a morning rally faded, Hong Kong and European indexes eased, and the Hang Seng fell to 2370.16 as U S trading benefited from IBM stock buyback news and foreign exchange moves.
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