Budget slash would reduce military and domestic programs
The Gramm-Rudman law would cut about 23 billion dollars next month, with 10.4 percent from military spending and 8.7 percent from nondefense programs, prompting debates over tax moves and deficits. Pentagon funds, housing, education, health, and welfare face reductions while Social Security and entitlements are exempt.
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AIDS spread slows among gay men in San Francisco
Preliminary results from a federal blood testing program show a dramatic slowdown of AIDS spread among gay and bisexual men in San Francisco. Officials caution results are early and expansion to 30 cities will continue this month.
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Shultz to Middle East talks with limited expectations
Secretary of State George Shultz heads to the Middle East to gauge Arab-Israeli talks while signaling no new negotiation formula. He says the U S should not appear more eager than the parties and hopes others offer new ideas.
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Six Die In Milwaukee Fire At North Side Home
A Milwaukee officer surveys a burned house where six people perished in an early Thursday blaze on the north side. The fatal fire marks the second fatal inner-city incident in recent weeks.
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Italian airliner crash near Barni claims 37 aboard
An Alitalia ATI flight from Milan to Cologne crashed in heavy rain and fog near Barni in the northern Italian Alps. Authorities reported 37 people on board with no immediate word on survivors as rescuers faced severe weather.
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Two cities reach one million population in 1986
San Diego and Dallas join New York Los Angeles Chicago and four others as U S cities with at least 1 million residents in 1986. New census estimates place San Diego 1 015 190 and Dallas 1 003 520, with others listed and 100000 plus cities rising to 182.
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