Reagan addresses two unions during U S swing to education and steel
President Reagan met American Federation of Teachers in Los Angeles and announced steel measures via Bill Brock in Washington. He urged stricter discipline and higher standards while facing friction over merit pay, as about 150 delegates walked out. The dual talks aimed to balance education reform and domestic steel protection amid changing employment.
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Reagan
Los Angeles
Washington
Santa Barbara
Calif
American Federation of Teachers
National Education Association
U.S. troops to test desert heat in Middle East maneuvers
United States Rapid Deployment Force will lead a 7,000-strong exercise in the Middle East from August 10 to September 10. The drills include the first Marine landing in Somalia, mock air battles over Oman, and desert maneuvers in Egypt with Lt. Gen. Robert C. Kingston directing. Sudan will host a small counterinsurgency unit.
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Washington
U.S
Middle East
Pentagon
Somalia
Oman
Egypt
Army
Robert C. Kingston
Kingston
Persian Gulf
Indian Ocean
Defense Department
Sudan
Army Special Forces
Hotline starts AIDS information line in Washington
The government launched a toll free AIDS information line from 7 30 a m to 4 30 p m CDT daily and issued Facts on AIDS a booklet updated as new data arrives Public Health Service staff will answer and refer callers The AIDS Information Bulletin will go to health professionals and officials every month The disease has affected over 1600 Americans and killed more than 600 The principal victims include homosexual and bisexual men with multiple partners intravenous drug abusers recent Haitian immigrants and hemophiliacs.
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Heath and
Human Services
Margaret Heckler
Public Health Service
Office of Public Affairs
Independence Ave. S.W
Washington, D.C
Aids Information Bulletin
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