Koreans Hold High Level Talks on Unification Step
Seoul hosts North Korean Premier Yon Hyong Muk and South Korean Premier Kang Young-hoon for the third round of talks since October. They discuss visitor exchanges and easing tensions with no major agreement expected, as both sides pursue closer ties while North Korea seeks a non aggression pact.
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Famine threat looms across Africa prompts aid appeal
British aid agencies warn millions across Africa face hunger as early as January amid drought and mass displacement. Oxfam and six groups form the British Disaster Emergency Committee to appeal for funds for Ethiopia, the Sudan, Mozambique, Angola, and Liberia while EC moves to a $2 billion food aid program for the Soviet Union. No fixed target set.
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Two Navy Skyhawks collide during carrier takeoff drills
Rescue crews search the Gulf of Mexico for two missing pilots after a collision of TA-4 Skyhawks 86 miles northwest of Key West during routine training aboard the USS Lexington. One pilot identified as Philip J. Palmauer Jr., commander of a training squadron at Chase Field Beeville Texas. second pilot unnamed. Weather mostly clear, glow strips and beacon gear on suits. investigation ongoing.
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Woman sues doctor's estate over AIDS case
A Baltimore woman files a 32 million lawsuit against the estate of surgeon Rudolph Almaraz and Johns Hopkins Hospital alleging failure to disclose his AIDS status and that the hospital should have known he carried the virus. The action marks the first suit against the doctor’s estate and the hospital since his death on November 16 from AIDS.
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Brain cancer rising among Americans under 45
A New York study finds brain cancer rates climbing among people under 45 in the United States, with younger cohorts showing about 2 percent annual growth from 1972 through 1986. The finding, to be published in The American Journal of Industrial Medicine, contrasts with rising deaths among the elderly.
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San Francisco Moves to Enact VDT Workplace Law
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors passed an 8 to 1 vote approving a landmark VDT regulation for workplaces. The measure, affecting firms with 15 or more employees, requires proper lighting, adjustable equipment, regular breaks, and related training within two years. A second reading and mayoral signature by Art Agnos are pending.
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