Dialysis Dorm Opens College Door For Students With Kidney Disease
In Penn State State College a three floor dialysis dorm helps six residents pursue college life. An expanded program aims to host 16 to 20 students next year with on site dialysis, staff counselors, and meals coordinated by a dietician.
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State College
Guy Martin
Steve Katona
Pennsylvania State University
John McQueary
Martin
Neptune
N.J
Clark College
Georgia
Mark Yates
Penn State University
Yates
India Urges Smaller Families Under New Campaign
In New Delhi, Ni hal Singh prepares for sterilization as India launches a sweeping family planning drive to curb overpopulation. The government aims to reach one billion by 2000 and two billion by 2080, with a $2.6 billion budget through 1990, seeking a social revolution to end large families.
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New Delhi
India
Nihal Singh
Australia
China
Rajiv Gandhi
Krishna Kumar
Soviet Power Shortage Warns of Winter Strain
Pravda warns of serious electricity shortfalls in the Soviet Union as winter nears due to the Chernobyl disaster and delays at three other nuclear plants. The paper urges consumers to conserve energy and cites ongoing reactor outages and uncertain restarts.
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Moscow
Chernobyl
Pravda
Communist Party Daily
Ukraine
Powwow Revitalizes Urban Indians in Pennsylvanian Suburb
Thousands of urban Indians from about 40 tribes gathered at the Three Rivers American Indian Center powwow in Dorseyville to reaffirm identity. Organizers estimate 2,500 natives among 7,500 attendees joined dancing, crafts, food, and cultural exchange across two days.
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Jospeh Davis-Lockhart
Coolie
Dorseyville
Penn
Russell Simms
Three Rivers American Indian Center
Pittsburgh
Simms
Leota Redwing Reed
New Salem
Sylvania
Miguel Sague
Central America
Foreign Armada Meets Protest In Australia
In Sydney harbor the largest foreign fleet to visit Australia faced anti nuclear protests from a flotilla of about 70 small boats. One protester on a surfboard touched a U S Navy destroyer and was arrested as 26 ships from six nations arrived for a week long Royal Australian Navy celebration ending with a maritime review by Prince Philip.
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Sydney
Australia
Sydney Harbor
U.S. Navy
United States
Britain
Canada
France
New Zealand
Papua New Guinea
Royal Australian Navy
Prince Philip
Minority Teacher Shortage Hits Southern Schools Hard
In the South a growing lack of black teachers strains rural districts as they compete for a shrinking pool of graduates. Georgia's Lamar County faced boycotts amid shortages, while critics blame affirmative action and civil rights gains for narrowing the hire pool.
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Atlanta
South Carolina
Southeast
Beverly Lindsay
University of Georgia
College of Education
Athens
Georgia
Lamar County
NAACP
Barnesville
Theodore Bush
Bush
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Katona
York
Kimball’s Heating - Plumbing & Electrical Company
Raymond Ackridge
Robert Krowley
Southern Education Foundation
South
Aiken Jaycee County Fair
Aiken Jaycees
Hanneford Family Circus
Carolina Squares
Victor the Rasslin’ Bear
The
Victor the Rasslin
the Word
Gordon Perris
Country Road Band
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