VA deputy ties son's shoe as Reagan waits
Everett Alvarez Jr., deputy director of the VA, is described as a modest, family‑oriented leader who values his sons amid a demanding role. The article notes his long military career, POW experience, and a leadership style that contrasts with faster political maneuvering.
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Meetings test health of Soviet leader Andropov in Moscow
In Moscow this week the Soviet parliament and Communist Party Central Committee assemble for sessions seen as barometers of Yuri Andropov's health and grip on power. Analysts expect his appearance to signal stability. absence could indicate serious jeopardy after months of silence and delayed sessions.
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Guardians found for dying AIDS baby in Miami
Miami officials report foster parents selected for a 15 month old girl with AIDS after public appeals. The infant, whose Haitian mother died of AIDS and father abandoned her, will not be placed until she is medically ready. The Miami couple will be her first foster family and officials emphasized she remains in HRS care.
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Jay Kassack
Florida Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services
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