Food stamp lines grow as quake shelters shrink
In Panorama City crowds of about 2,000 queued for emergency food stamps as tent cities shrank after the Northridge quake. About 9,300 had applied. appointments stretched into February while power and water restoration neared completion and housing remains a crisis.
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Woman with HIV accused of flaunting infection draws officials attention
Milwaukee authorities focus on a woman diagnosed with HIV who reportedly pursues unprotected sex and refuses to inform partners. The doctor who treated her risks legal penalties for disclosing her identity while officials seek lawful means to intervene.
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Transplant for inmate is opposed
DeWayne Murphy 33, housed at Federal Medical Center in Rochester, seeks a heart transplant for congestive failure caused by Lyme disease. Doctors support it, family and warden oppose, citing Bureau of Prisons policy and scarce donor hearts. Murphy faces an Aug 1 1996 release date and possible death if denied.
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DeWayne Murphy
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