Physicians say children with AIDS can attend school
In San Antonio, physicians from the American Academy of Pediatrics state that children with AIDS should not be kept from school. President Dr. Martin Smith notes the risk of child to child transmission is zero and aims to reassure parents and educators nationwide.
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San Antonio, Texas
Physicans
American Academy of Pediatrics
Martin Smith
AAP
Smith
The
Academy
Robert Haggerty
Haggerty
Lime Kiln family news and health and AIDS guidance
The Lime Kiln column notes well wishes for Mrs Gladys Ranneberger and Mrs Florence Beachley after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. October birthdays listed for Brenda Baugher Joseph Bayles Paula Ramsburg Patty Baugher Gary Spring and Daniel Baugher. Family visits, anniversaries, and misstatement correction on the Titus reunion are mentioned along with AIDS discussion by Dr Haggerty and Dr Smith, covering transmission, privacy, and school policy recommendations.
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Gladys Ranneberger
Florence Beachley
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Brenda Baugher
Joseph Bayles
Paula Ramsburg
Patty Baugher
Gary Spring
Daniel A. Baugher
Daniel Baugher
Debbie Kelly
Araby
Miss Kelly
Henry Baugher Sr
Henry Baugher Jr
Tommy
Buckeystown
Lewis Ayler Jr
Jeffrey
Aylor Drive
Titus
James Titus
Eastalco
Susie Ramsburg
Michelle
Paula
Henry Baugher
Marie Beachley
Broad Run
Ethel Smith
Alan Hunter
Eugene Beachley
Brunswick
Ayler Drive
William Stanfield
Billy
Gary
Discovery
Junior Ramsburg
Old Annapolis Road
Danny Baugher
Daniel
Paul May
Ground Tilt Forewarned Mount St Helens Eruption
USGS geologist Don Swanson testified that ground tilted at the northern base of Mount St Helens a month before the 1980 eruption that killed 57 and leveled vast timberland. He described bulge growth, a deadly Landslide, and the limited ability to predict such eruptions.
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Seattle
Mount St. Helens
U.S. Geological Survey
Don Swanson
King County
Weyerhaeuser Co
Weyerhaeuser
Swanson
Washington
Timberline
USGS
Chungking Fog Festival Begins In Wartime Memorial
Peking AP reports a 10 day Fog Festival underway in Chungking to mark the 40th anniversary of Japan's defeat. The central city, once China's wartime capital, hosted four fog sheltering festivals 1941 to 1945 to boost morale as fog shielded residents from air raids.
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Peking
Chungking
Xinhua
Japan
China
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