Two AIDS deaths reported in New York County
Two AIDS related deaths were reported in New York County as city and Queens school boards contemplate blocking an AIDS victim from public school. The Schools Boards Association head cited questions on transmission while Health Commissioner Sencer conceded no absolute guarantees against spread. The unidentified child faces potential exclusion amid a parent led boycott.
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New York
UPD
Queens
The
Schools Boards Association
Transplant of AIDS Carrier's Heart Probed by U S Doctors
Chicago doctors criticize a French hospital for transplanting the heart of an AIDS virus carrier into a teenager. Dr. David Ostrow of Northwestern University questions the ethics and risks, noting AIDS transmission through intimate contact and asking how intimate heart sharing can be.
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Chicago
U.S
David Ostrow
Northwestern University
Chicago Health Department
AIDS Death Toll In Onondaga County Rises
Two people died of AIDS in roughly six weeks in the Syracuse area, says acting county Health Department Commissioner Dr. Ralph Prowda. He notes a Syracuse native who contracted AIDS in New York City died locally and says many AIDS patients are treated in Syracuse from across the region. Since June 1982, 17 people in Onondaga County have had AIDS, with eight or more likely dead.
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County Health Department
Ralph Prowda
Syracuse
New York City
Prowda
Onondaga County
James McCarthy
State Health Department
Anti union petitions swirl at Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital
With contract talks near, petitions circulating among 420 service and maintenance workers urge dropping allegiance to Local 200 of the Service Employees International Union. Local 200 accuses hospital administration of trying to break the union. hospital denies illegal involvement and cites a broader shakeup that recently ousted longtime president Walter J. Butler and disrupted finances.
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Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital
Service Employees International Union
Uniion
Uniion,” Local 200
Inetha Dowdell
Pam Pidhimny
Local 200
International
Walter J. Butler
Butler
Upstate
New York
Sunnyshine Warmer Saturday Ahead With 70 Degree High
Sunny forecast highlights a warmer Saturday with an expected high near 70 degrees. Details listed under A2 indicate mild conditions and light winds, while the weather desk reminds readers to check local updates at 470-2265 for information and 470-0010 for additional details.
Senate Sanctions Bill Locked Away After GOP Move
In a rare parliamentary maneuver Senate Republican leader locks the South Africa sanctions conference report in a safe. Democrats decry the act as partisan bickering while planning to reintroduce the measure in another form. The standoff follows weeks of sharp debate over tougher actions against the apartheid government.
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Washington
Senate
South Africa
Richard G. Lugar
R-Ind
Foreign Relations Committee
Conference Committee
Reagan
GOP
Helmke
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
O.K
Sen
Alan K. Simpson
Wyoming
Robert Dole
Congress
House-Senate
Defection of Gordievski roils spy world and hurts US
London reports the defection of Oleg Gordievski, a top KGB operative, unmasking 25 Soviet spies and likely costing the US its most valuable KGB source. Britain expels 25 Russians and warns of possible Soviet retaliation while noting Gordievski sought asylum to join a democratic society.
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London
West
KGB
Oleg A. Gordievski
Britain
Gordievski
Copenhagen
Erik Ninn-Hansen
Geoffrey Howe
Gardievski
Foreign Office
Alexei Nikiforov
Margaret Thatcher
Moscow
Soviet Union
Iroquois Nationals Face Passport Hurdles for England Tour
Questions swirl over the Iroquois Nationals lacrosse team's England trip. They will travel on Haudenosaunee documents, not U S passports, prompting State Department scrutiny though leaders push the nation’s right to use its papers.
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England
Six Nations
U.S. State Department
Eling
State Department
United Kingdom
Oren Lyote
United States
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Philip Kaplin
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Quinones
David Sencer
Kaphnsad
Sencer
Boy
Chicago Tribune
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UNION
Sunnyshine
Commi
Cé Ganley
Josce
Macy
Chuckse
Space Agency
Bill Fisher
James van Hoften
S. Africa
Kremlin
Los Angeles
Os Baie Ca
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