Search continues for Mexican boy buried in rubble
In Mexico City rescuers inch toward 8 year old Luis Ramon Navarrete trapped two weeks after the September 19 quake. Spokesman Jose Negrete says the boy still signals faint taps, with rescuers worried he may be alive but near death as they widen the search around the collapsed three story building. The child's grandfather Luis Maldonado and father Mauricio Navarrete describe the grueling effort and diminishing hope.
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Mexico City
Jose Negrete
Luis Ramon Navarrete
Luis Maldonado
Negrete
Mauricio Alberto Navarrete
Riot violence in South Africa marks 13 weeks of unrest
In Johannesburg the AP reports riot patrols shot and killed two black individuals in separate clashes as gasoline bomb attacks damaged three white families' homes. Pretoria says 1,067 activists remain in custody across 36 cities under the state of emergency, with 3,760 released.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Pretoria
Kwazakele
Port Elizabeth
Cape
Guguletu
Cape Town
Kwazekele
AIDS in Schools Sparks Legal and Policy Battles Across States
Officials wrestle with admitting students with AIDS or possible exposure. In Indiana and New Jersey districts balk at enrollment while New York City overrules suspensions tied to mothers’ partners. Cases involve Ryan White and a 4-year-old girl with AIDS.
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Associated Press
Indiana
New Jersey
New York City
Board of Education
Russiaville
Ind
Ryan White
Ryan
Trenton
N.J
Plainfield
Washington Borough
New York
Nathan Quinones
Board
Dick Riley
Quinones
State Supreme Court
Decision on how to scatter Hudson ashes at sea
Friends of Rock Hudson will decide the manner and place to scatter the AIDS victims remains after cremation at his home. Publicist Dale Olson and director Ross Hunter said associates will determine the disposal. Hudson supported AIDS research, founding a foundation and donating to fundraisers before his death.
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Los Angeles
Rock Hudson
Hudson
Dale Olson
Ross Hunter
Olson
Sidney Clute dies at 69 after cancer battle
Sidney Clute, Brooklyn born actor who played Detective Paul LaGuardia on Cagney and Lacey, died of cancer at 2 45 p m Wednesday in St John s Hospital Santa Monica California Funeral services were set for Friday at Mount Sinai Memorial Park in Los Angeles Survivors include two sisters and a brother Donations were requested by the family The News Frederick Md Friday October 4 1985
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Cagney & Lacey
Santa Monica
Calif
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Carl Reiner
Alan Arkin
CBS
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Cinte
Hollywood
George Reeves
McCloud
Lou Grant
Mount Sinai Memorial Park
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The readable fragments contain a charitable suggestion to donate to the Concern Foundation for Cancer Research in Beverly Hills and a general reflection on children’s dental gaps and political debates. No coherent event or person-centered report is present.
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Concern Foundation For Cancer Research
Beverly Hills
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