Reagan endorses mandatory AIDS testing program
President Reagan urged mandatory AIDS testing for federal prisoners and proposed routine testing for marriage license applicants. He supported education on prevention and mutual respect, and ordered adding AIDS to immigration denial criteria. The stance drew mixed reactions at a American Foundation for AIDS Research banquet.
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Adams Center fire kills GI and three children
Fort Drum soldier Edward K Hale 22 and his three daughters Lisa 3 Lindsay 2 Sara 1 died in a Route 11 farmhouse fire in Adams Center. Denise Hale escaped with two other military families as firefighters struggled to determine a multifamily conversion, delaying access. Fire officials urged better notice systems for building conversions to prevent future tragedies.
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Command errors blamed for Stark’s late air defense failure
Government officials familiar with the Navy inquiry say the American frigate Stark did not execute a standard air defense maneuver as Iraqi jets attacked on May 17 in the Persian Gulf. The ship, steering toward the Mirage F-1, missed the crucial turn that would have activated sensors and missiles, contributing to the 37 fatalities. Four officers, including Captain Glenn R. Brindel, are named as primary subjects in Bahrain as the inquiry progresses.
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Lebanese Cabinet chief Karami assassinated in midair bombing
Prime Minister Rashid Karami was killed when a bomb hidden in an attache case exploded aboard a military helicopter. Interior Minister Abdulla Rassi was critically wounded and several aides injured. The blast, described as a premeditated assassination, occurred as the helicopter flew between Bkaat Sefrine and Beirut. Karami, 66, had led Lebanon at least 10 times and was aligned with Syria. He died en route to a hospital after the attack near Byblos.
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Unclear Faults Cited After Stark Attack
The speaker questions whether operator error or equipment failure caused the incident. He mentions that standard operating procedures were towed at the time of the attack, and he states he does not know whether any fault lay with him or the system.
Enemies Negotiate Over Fairmount Fair Anchor Lease
Eagan Real Estate Inc faces a pull between rivals Wilmorite Inc and Fairmount Fair owner Dagan as they seek a settlement to regain control of the Sears anchor space. Wilmorite, controlling 70,000 extra feet, could sell back or redevelop the site once lease terms run to 1994 with minimum rent of 123750 plus sales tax. Both sides are in talks, with potential payments widely estimated above 500000, while threats of legal action loom if a deal fails.
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