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From kook to celebrity Koop the nation’s surgeon general
Washington born surgeon general C Everett Koop leaves with a legacy of blunt health talk and cautious liberal praise. Once attacked for anti abortion stances and blunt language, he earned respect from liberals for AIDS stance while provoking conservatives with condom debates. A noted pediatric pioneer, he once led a long separating Siamese twins operation and promoted direct smoking and AIDS education to households.
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World AIDS cases top 150000 as US leads spread
WHO reports April adds 5191 new AIDS cases worldwide raising total to 151,790 since 1980. U.S. accounts for about 60 percent with 2845 new victims in two months, France second with 6409 total, Brazil highest in Latin America. Bermuda and Malawi show high rates, Europe Swiss leads regional incidence.
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Pardon debate over Ollie North division among senators
Senators air views on a potential presidential pardon for Oliver North. Some urge pardon citing merit and politics, others warn it would betray the law and mock the system. McCain era voices return to Iran Contra reflections and constitutional questions.
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National jobless rate rises as growth slows
Washington The Labor Department reported the nation’s unemployment rate rose 0.3 percent to 5.3 percent last month. Job growth slowed to its weakest pace in nearly three years, lifting April’s rate to the highest since January and ending March’s 15 year low of 5.0 percent.
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