AIDS message missed by blacks and Latinos in San Francisco
San Francisco health surveys show 35.7 percent of Black residents and 13 percent of Latinos risk AIDS through needle sharing or unsafe sex. Officials warn education gaps could boost cases in five years. Studies note misperceptions about transmission and highlight education as key, with ongoing research into Asian communities.
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San Francisco
Health Department
Dennis Osmond
University of California
Fairbank
George F. Lemp
New York
George Rutherford
Loud British Rail announcer told to lower voice
A Guildford station announcer faces possible enforcement after residents complain the 70 decibel shouting drowns out conversations and TVs. Environmental health officers will act if the tone does not soften while British Rail says it will investigate all complaints and balance neighbor peace with keeping passengers informed.
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London
British Rail
Guildford
Jane Adams
Portsmouth
Pat Harris
U S schools poaching British brains in science fields
London based observers report International Academic Services a Kentucky recruitment firm has mailed hundreds of letters to British dons inviting them to consider North American posts. The agency promises high starting salaries temporary posts with possible extensions and a share of the new salary.
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London
International
Kentucky
Lawrence Paulson
Cambridge University
Computer Laboratory
Halverson
Denis Noble
Save
Britain
University of Minnesota
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