Drinking May Boost AIDS Susceptibility Findings
Las Vegas AP reports that drinking a few beers may raise infection risk if unsafe sex occurs with an HIV carrier. A study by Omar Bagasra at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey shows alcohol increases HIV replication in lab blood cells and slows immune factors for several hours after drinking.
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Methodist delegates OK word changes in hymnal
The United Methodists approved a new hymnal with inclusive language for people and portray God as feminine in the text, but kept masculine pronouns for God in psalms. The 893 to 69 vote followed a four year committee effort chaired by Bishop Reuben Job of Des Moines.
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Fuel shortage blamed for United jumbo engine failures
Aviation sources say three of the Boeing 747s fuel tanks ran dry causing loss of power to all engines over the Pacific. The 258 aboard landed safely at Narita on one engine after a flight from Los Angeles. Investigators consider whether fuel mismanagement or a mechanical issue caused the depletion.
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City leaders blamed in MOVE bombing case
A grand jury found Mayor Goode and aides incompetent and morally reprehensible in the MOVE bombing of 1985, killing 11 and destroying 61 homes, but did not seek criminal indictments. EPA reports ozone violations up 6 cities. carbon monoxide down. Rutgers students indicted for aggravated hazing in fraternity pledge death. Chicago to hold spring 1989 special mayoral election to replace Mayor Harold Washington.
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Israeli Troops Sweep Lebanese Villages Near Syria Lines
Israeli forces conducted house to house searches in southeastern Lebanese villages near Syria as part of a major operation with tanks helicopters and APCs. Officials said troops began pulling back and the operation could end by nightfall while Lebanese police reported arrests and seized weapons.
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East German Jews seek new rabbi as Neuman departs
East Berlin Jewish leaders reject former rabbi Isaac Neuman's anti Semitism claims and say he misperformed duties. Neuman, 65, left Temple Judah in Cedar Rapids and cited pressure from local leadership. Community may replace him with Chicago Rabbi Ernst Lorge as the lone East German rabbi.
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Doctors separate Siamese twins in 74 hour head surgery
In Soweto at Baragwanath hospital a 40 member team separated 17 month old Mpho and Mphanyana Mathibela joined at the head. The operation lasted 74% hours and was described as a success.
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