Billion dollar AIDS program urged by National Academy panel
The National Academy of Sciences calls for a two billion dollar, decade spanning program to fight AIDS with half for research and half for public health and education. It warns the epidemic could cap 1991 with 179000 deaths and urges a presidential leadership role and a National Commission on AIDS.
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Washington
National Academy of Sciences
The
Academy
U.S. Public Health Service
Institute of Medicine
Reagan
Taiwan to regulate machine tool exports to United States
Taiwan imposes future permit requirements via the Board of Foreign Trade for exporting machine tools to the United States as talks with Washington continue. Officials aim to ease export restraints once a trade agreement is reached, with a follow up meeting set for November 9 to resolve remaining differences.
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Taipei
Taiwan
United States
Washington
Board of Foreign Trade
Tokyo
U.S
Bell Returns Home After Being Barred From Hasenfus Meeting
Former U S Attorney General Griffin Bell flies home from Nicaragua after being barred from meeting captured American mercenary Eugene Hasenfus to help prepare his defense. Bell calls the move a moral outrage as Hasenfus faces terrorism and conspiracy charges and up to 30 years in prison.
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Managua
Nicaragua
U.S
Griffin Bell
Bell
Justice Department
Eugene Hasenfus
Marinette
Wis
Revolutionary People’s Tribunal
Atlanta
United States
Hasenfus
Enrique Sotelo Borgen
Defense
Argentines Face Stiff Sentences for State Terror Crimes
In Buenos Aires the prosecution urged life terms for a retired army general and a former police chief accused of directing a state terror campaign that involved hundreds of kidnappings tortures and executions. Five other defendants including a physician were asked for lengthy sentences for alleged torture participation and urging desist when victims neared death.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Julio Strassera
Thai Jet Drop Near Disaster Investigated
Investigators in Tokyo consider an explosion on a Thai Airways Airbus near Bangkok Osaka as a possible cause though they do not confirm a bomb. Osaka papers cite police suspects of a hand grenade hidden by Japanese gangsters aboard during a Manila stopover. The A-300 faced a loud bang with many small perforations found along the fuselage.
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Tokyo
Osaka
Manila
Bangkok-Osaka
Thai Airways International
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