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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1989

Page

6

AZT slows AIDS progression in patients with low T4 counts

A government backed study shows AZT reduces progression to AIDS in patients with 200 to 500 T4 cells per cubic milliliter, with 17 of 500 mg daily and 19 of 1,500 mg daily developing symptoms versus higher rates on placebo. The trial ends one arm, while costs, insurance gaps, and federal funding concerns loom for access to treatment.

United States Samuel Broder National Cancer Institute Jean McGuire Aids Action Council Fauci Burroughs Wellcome Co Congress Department of Health and Human Services Bush Administration Henry A. Waxman House Subcommittee On Health and the Environment Waxman D-Calif

Polish premier bid offered to Solidarity editor Mazowiecki

In Warsaw President Jaruzelski prepared to name Solidarity editor Tadeusz Mazowiecki as prime minister signaling a non Communist government. Walesa endorsed him, Kuron indicated the choice among Solidarity candidates, and an official communique expected at 6 p.m. outlined the move amid Poland's political crisis and economic woes.

Warsaw Poland Wojciech Jaruzelski Solidarity Jaruzelski Tadeusz Mazowiecki Associated Press Mazowiecki Bch i Hgte Belvedere Palace Lech Walesa Witwo Jacek Kuron Walesa Czeslaw Kiszczak Kuron Bronislaw Geremek Union Tygodnik Solidarnosc Warsaw Club of Catholic Inteligentsia KIK PAP Associaleu Rico Solidarity

Poland faces fragile dawn as Solidarity takes government

In Warsaw, Maria Kazmierczak welcomes a coalition with Solidarity but warns changes may be slow. The new cabinet inherits Communist ministries and a deep state bureaucracy, with Moscow watching closely. Solidarity must overcome internal rifts and lack of a detailed program while Poland battles inflation and a deteriorating economy.

Party Poland Warsaw Maria Kazmierczak Leon Auschwitz Kazmierczak Katowice Tary Soviet Union Solidarity

Non Communist Poland Move Sparks Cautious U.S Soviet Reactions

The Bush administration hailed Poland Solidarity's legal formation of a non communist government as history making while urging caution toward the Soviet response. White House aides noted sensitivity with Kremlins reaction, and experts warned Gorbachev to avoid force as East Europe unfolds.

Washington Bush Poland Solidarity Union Kremlisz Samantomar MSL

Solidarity rises then succumbs to martial law in Poland

In 1980 Lech Walesa leads a strike at Gdansk shipyard as authorities legalize the Solidarity trade union. By 1981 General Jaruzelski proclaims martial law, jailing Walesa and thousands of Solidarity members.

Gorbachev Poland Europe Leon Aron Conservative Heritage Foundation Washington Solidarity Lech Walesa Zdislaw Rurarz Tokyo U.S.S.R Rurarz Gdansk Jaruzeski Walesa

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