Kansas House approves AIDS blood test to marry bill
The Kansas House advanced a measure requiring premarital AIDS blood tests with a doctor’s certificate within 30 days before marriage licenses. If infected, couples face license denial unless a district judge grants an exception. The plan includes free tests via local health departments and penalties for misstatement or confidentiality breaches.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas House
Senate
J.C. Long
Harper
Long
Kansas
Ron Fox
Prairie Village
Fox
Department of Health and Environment
Aegean Tensions Rise Over Turkish Oil Ship Venture
The Turkish oil exploration ship Sismik-1 faced a possible clash with Greece as Ankara vowed to mirror any Greek intervention while Athens pressed to close U S bases and suspend operations near Nea Makri. Greece blamed Washington for the crisis, seeking to curb Navy communications links tied to the Sixth Fleet and bases in Italy and Spain.
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Kerin Hope
Associated Press
Turkey
Greece
Aegean
Washington
Athens
Turgut Oza
Navy
Aegean Sea
Sixth Fleet
Italy
Spain
Izmir
NATO
Andreas Papandreou
U.S
United States
Western Alliance
Nea Makri
Attica
Robert V. Keeley
Yiannis Kapsis
Yiannis Roubatis
State Department
Charles Redman
NASA Catches Grief Over Timed Launch Debacle
NASA officials examine wreckage from a $161 million Atlas Centaur rocket that exploded 51 seconds after lift off in a rainstorm. Critics question weather decisions amid Challenger anniversary concerns as a nine member review board investigates causes and potential rule changes.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
John W. Gibb
NASA
Atlantic Ocean
Jon R. Busse
Office of Flight Assurance
Agency
Goddard Space Flight Center
Maryland
James L. Womack
Milton Silveira
Open-Door Spy Policy at Moscow Embassy Exposed
Sgt. Clayton J. Lonetree, Marine guard, is charged with allowing Soviet agents inside the Moscow embassy on numerous nights in 1985 and 1986, conspiring with Cpl. Arnold Brady to shut off alarms and escort agents through sensitive spaces. The charges include gifts of cash, blueprints, and lists of agents, amid a Pentagon push for a full security overhaul of embassy guard duties.
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Washington
Clayton J. Lonetree
Marine Guard
Moscow
Marine Corps
The
Corps
Lonetree
Arnold Brady
Brady
Bracy
Stulff
Pentagon
Defense
William H. Taft IV
Secretary of the Navy
U.S
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House
Aids
Weimer
Otawa High School
Otawa
REDI
Redi Computers, Inc
Walter Kapryn
Gibb
Air Force
John W. Allsbrook
Air Force Space Division
Michael V. Stulff
Soviet Union
Mercury Sable
Ellena
Nate L' AO
Ottawa
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