Reagan relaxes at Venice villa before summit talks
President Reagan arrived in Italy for a shortened visit, resting at Villa Condulmer near Venice with Nancy. He plans a Rome stop to meet Pope John Paul II before summit talks with Britain, France, Canada, West Germany, Japan, and Italy.
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Venice
Italy
Reagan
Washington
Air Force One
Nancy
Amintore Fanfani
Reagans
Condulmer
White House
Rome
John Paul II
Britain
France
Canada
West Germany
Japan
Marlin Fitzwater
Fitzwater
Portugal
Lisbon
Bill Henkel
United States
Aspiring Teens Face Future Choices At Stanford Harvard And Beyond
Judy chooses Harvard to pursue science with law or business graduate work while David opts for Southern California to study journalism. Both attend Grant High amid affluent backgrounds, stressing self reliance and ambition. They foresee societal issues like AIDS and environment, and aim for high earnings and independence as September approaches.
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Judy
David
Stanford
Harvard
Southern California
AIDS AIDS: Needle Use as Major Carrier of HIV
Experts warn that needle drug use may become the main route for AIDS spread in the United States, with heterosexual transmission rising among drug users’ partners. Two-thirds of victims are homosexual men. 25 percent are needle users. A Miami study finds inner-city prostitutes carrying the virus far more than escort-service workers. Tuberculosis, heart infections, and pneumonia are rising among addicts, with about 200,000 infected nationwide. Blood screening still misses some tainted donations at about one in 48,000 to 64,000 units.
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Washington
United States
Peter Piot
Institute of Tropical Medicine
Belgium
Robert Redfield
Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
New York
New Jersey
Timothy Dondero
U.S
Centers For Disease Control
University of Miami
Miami
Don C. Des Jarlais
New York State Division of Substance Abuse
Ottawa Police Reports Include Sign Thefts And Vandalism
The Daily Report details thefts of signs from Ottawa Real Estate, with losses about 80 dollars, plus vandalism incidents including a car pushed into a ditch near Amoco Food Shop and a damaged driver side after a late Tuesday incident. Other items note beer bottle litter near Forest Park pool, a deer collision on US-59, and a minor car collision on Walnut Street with 100 dollars in damages. Quotations from Ottawa Co op list grain prices.
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Ottawa
S. Main
S. Oak
S. Locust
James E. Boecker
Rantoul
William B. Chambers
Amoco Food Shop
Cedar
Boecker
Charles L. Rutter
RFD
Ottawa High School
Ottawa University
Fitcorp
Forest Park
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Frank Carlucci
Soviet Union
Carlucci
Africa
San Giorgio Maggiore
Grand Canal
Thatcher & Chirac
United Kingdom
Fanfan
Itary
Governor's House
Mitterrand
Count Giovanni Volpi
Venetian Lagoon
Cipriani Hotel
Steven Kleinman
American Red Cross
Los Angeles
Daily Report
Ronald J. Bond
Geraldine F. Elder
Humboldt
S. Walnut
Judith Robinson
Roger Ball
Ottawa Co-op
SV Zea
Errey
Trew McCarthy Monnet
Matthew Broderick
Old Milwaukee
Wendy’s
23Rd and Cedar
Nurge
Anderson County Hospital
Garnett
Neosho County
Unity College
Fort Scott
Saaucn Sun
North America
Circus Grounds
East
Morgan St
Edgerton, Ks
Lawrence
Frank Buck
America
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