Who Sets Federal AIDS Policy in the Nixon Era? Officials Split
Officials including Education Secretary Bennett and HHS head Bowen faced questions on who drives AIDS policy as a cadre of CDC NIH and NCI experts guided decisions. Curran and Fauci led research, stressing public health over politics while researchers like Gallo highlighted intense scientific rivalry and credit disputes.
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Washington
William J. Bennett
Reagan
Secretary of Health and Human Services
Otis R. Bowen
Bremen
Ind
White House
Bethesda
Atlantia
James W. Curran
Federal
Centers For Disease Control
Atlanta
Curran
Center For Infectious Diseases
The
CDC
Anthony S. Fauci
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
National Institutes of Health
Fauci
Christine Grady
Robert C. Gallo
Gallo
National Cancer Institute
PTL ponders move as Bakkers refuse Monday exit
PTL seeks reorganization in a Chapter 11 case filed in Columbia with 1,400 creditors owed 72 million dollars and assets listed at 179 million. Bakker and family will not vacate by Monday but plan to move from a PTL home to their Palm Springs property, as Don Hardister says packing will take about a week. Fresno station KMSG-TV, owed 87 thousand dollars, canceled PTL programs after the filing.
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PTL
U.S
Columbia
Stuart Hirshfield
American Bar Association
New York
Shea & Gould
Hirshfield
Tega
Kmsg-Tv
Fresno
Spe
Cializes
James Zahn
KMSG
Zahn
U.S.A
Fort Mill
Abducted 3-Week-Old Jeremiah Thate Missing in Maryland
In Cheverly Maryland police seek the location of 3-week-old Jeremiah Thate reported abducted as doctors warn he could die without urgent medical treatment. Parents delivered an emotional appeal for the child’s safe return amid few leads for investigators.
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Cheverly
Prince George’s County
Jeremiah Thate
Presbyterian paper sparks controversy at Biloxi assembly
A Presbyterian committee in Biloxi adopted a statement on Judeo Christian relations that critics say could imply support for Israeli land claims. A separate panel moved to consolidate the denomination’s 3 million members’ headquarters in Kansas City Missouri.
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Biloxi
Miss
Presbyterians
Kansash City
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (USA
Benjamin Weir
Lebanon
Israel
United States
Garrison Keillor bids farewell to Lake Wobegon show
Garrison Keillor hosted a final Prairie Home Companion in St. Paul before moving to Denmark. Dozens of ticketless fans endured heat to witness the last Lake Wobegon tale in person. Cast members described nostalgia and lumped throats as they closed a long chapter after a $150 ticket benefit.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Garrison Keillor
Lake Wobegon
Keillor
Denmark
Vern Sutton
Sutton
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