Aids inmate fights for family time at Marcy prison
AIDS infected inmate at Marcy's Mid-State facility seeks more time with family to extend his life. Family barred by policy from the "family reunion" program due to contagion concerns. Inmate, known as John Doe, hopes missing parole and long-term isolation is shortened by visitation, while his daughter describes the emotional toll.
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Florida To Allow Broad Carry Of Handguns Next Month
A new policy in Florida will let many residents carry handguns starting next month. Officials say the change expands self defense options while critics warn of increased risk. The measure applies to individuals meeting basic eligibility and does not require a permit in most situations.
Siamese twins separated after 22 hour Johns Hopkins operation
Seven month old twins Patrick and Benjamin Binder born joined at the head awaken in separate cribs after a rare 22 hour surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Surgeons, aided by 70 doctors, plunged them into suspended animation for an hour during the separation. The boys from Ulm, West Germany, were reported by The Associated Press.
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Outlook bright for U S workers on Labor Day 1987
U S workers celebrate Labor Day 1987 as unemployment sits near a decade low at 6 percent and wages rise faster than inflation. AFL-CIO chief Lane Kirkland calls for renewal, noting recent victories amid lingering union challenges and growth mainly among contingent workers.
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Nixon backs Cuomo as 1988 Democratic frontrunner
Former President Nixon says New York Governor Cuomo is the likely 1988 Democratic nominee while Vice President Bush remains a probable Republican contender. Nixon cautions in a confidential memo that Bush h as image issues and may struggle on television, predicting the GOP could still win if the economy dips.
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Top educator pledged aid review for youngest pupils
Education Secretary William Bennett said he will consider redirecting hundreds of millions of dollars to early education if targeting and accountability can be shown. A New York based 86 page report by the Conference for Economic Development criticized reforms for little impact on dropout rates and warned of a potential 23 million shortfall in future workers.
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Reagan Returns to Face September Showdowns in Washington
President Reagan resumes duties after a 25 day summer vacation and prepares for clashes with Congress on the budget and trade battles. He will push for Bork's Supreme Court confirmation while weighing renewed Contra funding and Persian Gulf policy amid talks on nuclear arms reduction across Europe.
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Budget Mideast top Congressional agenda
Washington briefing notes that with Congress returning, New York officials see no urgency or disaster from proposed federal cuts. State lobbyist Brad Johnson says battle largely won, though social programs and deficits loom. Rep. George Worsley backs spending cuts in defense and foreign aid and opposes tax increases. Congress, Page AB
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