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News in Frederick, Maryland

20 Sep 1986

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1986

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5

Senators push expansion of Claiborne impeachment trial

Senate panel members urge widening hearings to probe alleged government vendetta against Judge Harry E. Claiborne. They argue the case hinges on vendetta claims affecting his life and reputation, as Claiborne remains imprisoned yet drawing his salary.

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Charles McC. Mathias R-Md Senate Harry Claiborne Capitol Hill Oscar Goodman Claiborne Mathias Paul Sarbanes D-Md Peter Rodino D-N.j Washington Harry E. Claiborne Patel U.S Nevada House Oscar Good Man Internal Revenue Service Donald Skelton Leo Harper Goodman Skelton Justice Department Public Integry Pryor Yablonsky Halper Judge Claiborne Ralper Sen Orria G. Hatch Utah Hatch Sens Heflin D-Ala John Warner R-V Lerry Pressler R-S.d Warren Rudman N.H Haly Claibore Jerry Watson Halp Wats Watson Hainer FBI Ager Claibor Stupents Reno Nev Pan Travaglia Cance Claiborne
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AZT shows promise extending lives of some AIDS patients

Washington officials and Burroughs Wellcome report AZT, an experimental drug, extended survival and relieved symptoms in early tests. A wider trial may start within weeks, aiming to reach thousands meeting criteria, notably those with Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia. The program could ease mortality for AIDS patients though not cure the disease.

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Washington Burroughs Wellcome Co Research Triangle Park N.C Robert E. Windom Department of Health and Human Services Food and Drug Administration Robert Gallo National Cancer Institute Gallo Jerome Horwitz Michigan Cancer Foundation Burroughs Wellcome The Cancer Institute Duke University Lowell Weicker R Conn Senate Weicker
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Hawaii awaits pivotal primary for governor and congressional seats

Hawaii heads to a crowded primary with seven Democrats and four Republicans seeking the open governor role and a double congressional election in the 1st District. Voters face debates on jobs education and business climate as campaigns target turnout far above 1984 levels.

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Honolulu Hawaii Congress John A. Burns Democratic Party Tis George Ariyoshi 1St Dee Heftel Wayne Theissen Jack Mahakian Charles Hirayasu Aniyoshi Wathee Inouye Heftel Ins Ast Washington Neil Abercrombie Matt Hansemann White House Interior Department Pacific Island Patricia Saiki Republican Party Steve Cobb Louis Agard
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House votes to give EPA final say on pesticide safety

The House approved a measure by 214 to 123 to strip states of safety rulemaking for pesticides on food if federal safety has been declared. EPA would set residue standards, overriding state bans on ethylene dibromide and daminozide as Congress moves FIFRA revisions. The bill, backing from GMA and farm groups, would extend FIFRA for five years and fund $463 million.

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Washington House Environmental Protection Agency Grocery Manufacturers Association EPA Leon Panetta D-Calif Congress
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Claiborne Hearing John Washee Patsy Mink Tony Hodges William Kuaina Paul Snider Johnny Fritz Pearl Harbor Dr. Anderson Quality Inn Quality Court Hallmark ALL Hallmack Bath BATH Nuffone Inc South Market St Frederick M. T Noland
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