AIDS exposed boys force toll in Arcadia school fight
Louise Ray said threats and a fatal fire after her three hemophiliac sons with AIDS won access to public school in Arcadia, prompting town fear and departure. The ACLU opposed Supreme Court nominee Robert Bork, saying he is unqualified for the bench and would threaten individual rights.
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Arcadia
Fla
Louise Ray
Abc-Tv
Nightline
George Smith
Washington
American Civil Liberties Union
Robert H. Bork
Supreme Court
Bork
High Court
ACLU
Ira Glasser
Glasser
New York
NBCTV
Today
Gary McDowell
Center For Judicial Studies
McDowell
Senate
NASA apologizes for improper lobbying against budget cuts
NASA Administrator James C. Fletcher apologizes for an August memo asking private contractors to help lobby the Senate Appropriations Committee against budget reductions. He calls the action ill advised and inappropriate and requests all copies be returned. The lobbying effort was disclosed by Space Commerce Bulletin and Aviation Week. federal law bans lobbying with appropriated funds.
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Washington
NASA
Congress
James C. Fletcher
Senate Appropriations Committee
Fletcher
Space Commerce Bulletin
Aviation Week
CIA to Add Buckley’s Name to Deaths List at HQ
The CIA will engrave the name of former hostage William Buckley on a commemorative list at headquarters. Buckley, the Beirut station chief, died in captivity in Lebanon after being kidnapped on March 16, 1984, with body recovery unconfirmed. A memorial service was held for family, friends, and agency personnel.
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Washington
CIA
William Buckley
Sharon Foster
Buckley
Beirut
Lebanon
Foster
Medford
Mass
Chrysler front wheel drive stalled cars face recall petition
The Center for Auto Safety urges U S federal regulators to open a new inquiry and recall over seven million 1978 to 1987 Chrysler front wheel drive cars and vans after more than five thousand complaints of stalling. Chrysler says prior reviews found no defect trend.
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Washington
Center For Auto Safety
Highway Safety Agency
Chrysler
Baron Bates
NHTSA
Judge Dismisses Assault Case Against Henry B Gonzalez
In San Antonio Texas U S Rep Henry B Gonzalez had the misdemeanor assault case dismissed nearly nine months after he punched Bill Allen after Allen called him a communist The dismissal followed a request from the Bexar County district attorney whose office said Gonzalez apologized The incident happened December 4 when Gonzalez struck Allen at a restaurant amid a confrontation over alleged weapon access
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San Antonio
Boy Dies After Leaning Against Light Pole
A 12 year old boy was electrocuted after leaning on a light pole following a swim. Authorities said Antonio Parker of Los Angeles collapsed at Col. Leo H. Washington Park and was pronounced dead an hour after the Monday afternoon accident.
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Los Angeles
Antonio Parker
Col
Leo H. Washington Park
Steve Lee
AIDS toll expected to rise with broader AIDS definition
The CDC will begin counting patients labeled AIDS by physicians but not meeting the old official criteria. The change could lift national AIDS totals to over 40,000 and deaths above 23,000, with a 10 to 15 percent near-term increase as backlog cases become confirmable. New definition includes presumptive cases and AIDS related emaciation or dementia.
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Atlanta
National
Centers For Disease Control
Tim Dondero
CDC
Dondero
U.S. Cautious On Soviet Yet Unclear Test Ban Move
Washington AP reports Soviet official Col. Gen. Nikolai Chervov signals possible reciprocal actions if a U.S. nuclear detonation occurs on Soviet soil to verify a test ban. He mentions Cortex monitoring at Soviet ranges and on site inspection questions while Reagan aides in Santa Barbara react with caution.
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Washington
U.S
Nikolai Chervov
Soviet Defense Ministry
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Nevada
Chernov
Capitol Hill
Ture
Cortex
Santa Barbara
Calif
Reagan
Inmates Surrender After Weeklong Elba Prison Revolt
Six rebel inmates on Elba Island released 28 hostages after a week long siege. They yielded to authorities at 11 35 a m local time. Five of the six inmates hold life terms for murder or kidnapping. Hostages were reported in good condition and the revolt began Aug 25 in the infirmary.
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Rome
Elba
ANSA
Rai-Tv
Amnesty International
Frogmen Recover Bodies After Phuket Air Crash
Authorities say 18 bodies have been recovered from the Phuket coast after Thai Airways Flight TH365 crashed eight miles from Phuket International Airport. The Boeing 737 carried 83 people from Hat Yai, including 37 foreign passengers with Americans William N. Ward and Jantree Ward named on a partial list. No survivors expected as crash cause remains under investigation.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Phuket
Thai Airways
Puan Sombat
Phuket Island
Marine Police
Puan
Narong
Dithipeng
William N. Ward
Jantree Ward
Andaman Sea
Phuket International
Dragonair
Aiken Standard Classifieds and Contact Details
This item lists subscription and advertising contact numbers plus hours for the Aiken Standard. It notes office location at 124 Rutland Drive and mailing address P O Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802 and provides general customer service hours and payment instructions.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
P.O
Aiken
S.C
Emergency Numbers Service by The Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard provides emergency numbers as a public service. Published weekday afternoons and Sundays by Aiken Communications Inc in Aiken South Carolina.
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Max Kampelman
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Frogmen
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Porky Bradberry
WhisKey Rd
Whiskey Road
PBM
Aiken Communications Inc
Abused Persons Coalition
Aiken Police
Emerg
HCA
Jackson
New Ellenton
New Holland
North Augusta
S.C. Highway Patrol
Salley
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Volun
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