AIDS fears shadow sexual assault victims in Georgia case
In Augusta, victims fear HIV exposure and privacy laws block access to attackers medical records. Kellie Greene of Orlando, who was attacked in 1994, sues Florida for records but is denied citing privacy rules. Case notes attacker Newton died in prison after AIDS. Advocates say rape raises infection risk and many victims go untested.
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Battle of Wildcat Trail Letters Bring Civil War to Kentucky
London Kentucky AP reports South Laurel High School history club members transcribe era letters and diary entries from Civil War soldiers, including Confederate colonel James Raines. The collection reveals hardships, humor, and loneliness of Union and Confederate troops before and after the Stones River battle near Murfreesboro.
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Indiana Infantry
John Johnson
Tucky
Wildcat Mountain
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Daniel Boone National Forest
Forest Service
Humble
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