Judge halts random drug testing for truckers nationwide
U.S. District Judge Marilyn Hall Patel issued a temporary restraining order blocking the planned start of random urine tests for about 3 million truckers nationwide. The ruling says the random testing likely violates privacy rights and unreasonable search protections, with 10 days for the government to respond.
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AIDS a Growing Menace to Children Warn Health Experts
A health panel warns AIDS will be a major cause of death for children ages 1 to 4 and could occupy about one in every 10 pediatric hospital beds by 1991. CDC data show 1,291 AIDS cases in children under 13 with 717 deaths. experts estimate 10,000 to 20,000 HIV-infected children by 1991 and rising death rates among youth. transmission routes include mother-to-child, sexual contact, and needle sharing.
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CDC
Antonia Novello
Pillsbury chief urges backing Grand Met takeover
Pillsbury Co. chairman Philip Smith told 100,000 employees that the future is bright under Grand Metropolitan PLC after a $5.7 billion bid. Shareholders receive $66 a share, and employees gain equivalent pay and enhanced pension, savings, and severance guarantees. Some workers at Minneapolis HQ felt sadness at the end of an era, but optimism followed.
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UPI
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Pillsbury Co
Grand Metropolitan PLC
Pillsbury
Grand Met
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British Gaming and Distillery
Tipping season advice for personal service workers
US experts advise holiday tipping for personal service workers including bartenders waiters barbers and hairdressers. Tips suggested range from 15 to 20 percent on Christmas Eve and Day with gifts optional for beauty pros and noted IRS scrutiny on tipping.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Martin Hehman
Vista International Hotel
Hehman
Richard Levac
Polygamists on Trial for Murder of State Officer
Defense argues officers provoked bloodshed during siege at a mountain farm after a church bombing while prosecutors assert defendants cannot blame God for the deaths. The four jurors deliberated about three hours before adjournment.
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Addam Swapp
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Fred House
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