Ireland tests Catholic loyalties with divorce referendum
In Dublin, Ireland faces a pivotal divorce referendum amid a Catholic-majority population. Polls predicted a tight vote, with turnout around 22 to 35 percent. the government seeks to amend the constitution to allow divorce after five years of irretrievable marriage. The race touches on church-state relations and Northern Ireland ties, drawing strong opinions from both reform advocates and conservative factions.
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Northern Ireland
Snah
Catheie Cogma
John Hume
Eader
Irish Pariament
Republic
Byron Building at Fort Detrick Planned for 1987 Completion
The Byron Building named for former Congressman Goodloe E. Byron will be Fort Detrick's Consolidated Operations and Communications Building. The £74 million facility spans 55,000 square feet and serves Headquarters and U S Army Garrison with administrative command and operations space and an internet communications package for current and future needs.
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U.S
Goodloe E. Byron
Fort Detrick
Consolidated Operations and Communications
U.S. Army
Bauman details torment over life of homosexuality drinking
Former Maryland Republican congressman Robert Bauman discloses a secret life of heavy drinking and homosexual liaisons that tormented him for years before a 1980 exposure. He writes in The Gentleman from Maryland of denying his sexuality, marrying, and later facing charges linked to a 16 year old, with counseling for alcoholism cited.
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Washington
Robert Bauman
Maryland
Bauman
Washingtonian Magazine
Banman
Carol Dawson
Dawson
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Johns Hopkins Named AIDS Treatment Center Among 12
Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions will be one of 12 AIDS treatment centers funded by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease. The centers will share about 20 million dollars yearly and treat about 2,000 patients annually. Johns Hopkins has already opened a comprehensive AIDS unit offering medical, psychiatric, religious, and social services. Maryland reports 340 AIDS cases and 149 deaths through May 21.
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Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions
Elaine Freeman
Baltimore Sun
Johns Hopkins
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease
Public Health Service
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NIH
Hopkins
John Bartlett
Hopkins Hospital
Bartlett
Maryland
Scott H. Stamford
State Health Department
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Frederick Road
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Frederck Street
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Emmitsburg Road
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