Stress Suspected in Illnesses Plaguing Indiana Gulf War Vets
IndianapolIS AP notes a study by Army physicians suggests stress, not disease, caused ailments among about 79 Persian Gulf War veterans from four Indiana reserve units. Two reservists dispute the report and the American Legion calls conclusions premature. Disorders listed include fatigue, mood decline, hair loss, joint aches, rashes, and gum issues. Research by Walter Reed and the 123rd Army Reserve Command began examinations in April at Fort Benjamin Harrison.
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Undetectable AIDS strain suspect sparks CDC inquiry
Newsweek reports at least 11 AIDS cases may involve an undetectable HIV strain. Six patients are American and are under study by the CDC, with details about locations not specified. The abstract by CDC epidemiologist Thomas Spira is cited.
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Seneca Indians end tax protests in New York
Seneca leaders said protests over a 1989 state tax on gasoline and cigarettes sold to non Indians on reservations ended as they moved to negotiate. The Court of Appeals stayed the law pending fall review after clashes injured three Indians and four troopers.
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Perot group maps strategy for political reform movement
Volunteers rally around Ross Perot in Dallas to form a movement possibly named Owners of America. They plan state ballot access, funding to keep offices open, and Perot as national coordinator not a candidate. They meet Perot again to finalize name, funding, and a possible convention.
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Drought and Dead Trees Signal Grim West Fire Season
Western drought and insect-killed forests raise wildfire risk across six years of drought. In Oregon Keno fire chief Ketchum warns of danger and hosts a meeting after a 400 acre June blaze. Forester Berger and Fire Center spokesman Hartigan expect a critical season with many fires but rain and cool weather have limited acreage so far.
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