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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1989
Page
2
A national AP poll of 1,084 adults finds 72 percent want spouses told of AIDS, 67 percent want doctors to notify health officials, and strong support for education and research funding. It notes growing acceptance of AIDS patients and widespread belief in some risk reduction actions.
A May 5 to 13 survey of 1,084 adults shows 62 percent support and 39 percent oppose federal government action with 139 percent and 153 percent figures appearing as percentages in the poll summary. Margin of error is 3 points and totals may not sum to 100 due to rounding.
In Shepherdstown four candidates outside West Virginia remain for Shepherd College president. They are John E Kenigan of the University of Houston John Agrin of Thiel College Martin J Anisman of Springfield College and Michael P Riccards of St Johns College. Harpers Ferry officials reach agreement with the National Park Service to allow cable television service by summer.
The USS Newport News, a nuclear powered attack submarine, was commissioned in Norfolk Virginia marking its entry into the Atlantic Fleet. Built at Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co the Los Angeles class vessel is the 17th of its type and the third Navy ship named after the city of Newport News.
AP reports Theresa Saldana, terrified that Arthur Jackson, who stabbed her 10 times in 1982 in a doorway attack, will try to fulfill a self styled divine mission after parole. Jackson, 53, has long psychiatric history and letters to Saldana continue. Authorities admit deportation follows release, but return to the U.S. remains possible.
In Topeka Rosa Parks recalled her 1955 Montgomery bus sit down and said she only wanted to go home. She stated she would never ride a segregated bus again at a reception marking the Brown v. Topeka case anniversary. B.B. King was also noted as returning home in Jackson Mississippi.
Don Watson advertising director Patsy P Malamisura operations manager Carl H Meade Jr press supervisor USPS059060 was established in 1893 and is published in Ohio on Sunday editions with prices 33.30 16.65 5.55.
The fundraiser notes Medgar Evers was slain in 1963 and highlights a Mississippi origin claim by a speaker who boasted pride in his roots. The event kicked off a weekend honoring Evers with King as a regular participant for 17 straight years at the annual Mississippi Homecoming. King’s long association with the celebration is described alongside Evers’s NAACP leadership.
In Palm Beach Florida a 38 year old man in a wheelchair became stranded when an elevated drawbridge trapped him over the Intracoastal Waterway. He hung by his fingers for about two minutes until Marek Dabrowski 46 rescued him. Dabrowski said he initially thought the man had fallen in and the rescuer rushed to help as the bridge bell rang and the man was distracted talking with a fisherman.
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