Liberace AIDS disclosure sparks privacy debate
Las Vegas mourners filled St. Anne's for Liberace, born Wladziu Liberace in Wisconsin, who died February 4 in Palm Springs. The Los Angeles and Chicago reporting of AIDS raised questions about patient privacy versus public health, with AMA officials and Sun publisher offering opposing views on disclosure and trust.
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Chicago Tribune
Las Vegas
Nev
Liberace
California
St. Anne’s Catholic Church
Winne
Caesars Palace
Wladziu Valentino Liberace
West Allis
Wis
Palm Springs
Calif
St. Anne’s
Frances
George
John McVeigh
Tivoli Gardens
Jerry Nupert
American Medical Association
James Todd
AMA
Brian Greenspun
The
Las Vegas Sun
Greenspun
Dying AIDS patient marries in St Patrick's Cathedral
In New York City a dying AIDS patient, David Hefner aged 38, and his wife Maria, 33, exchanged vows at St. Patrick's Cathedral after a civil marriage three years earlier. The Archdiocese had approved the wedding after counseling conditions, with Cardinal O Connor attending.
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St. Patrick’s Cathedral
New York
St. Patrick's Cathedral
David Hefner
Hefner
Maria
Cardinal John O’connor
New York University Medical Center
Refugee Camp Siege Spurs Hunger and Rat Eating Report
British doctor Pauline Cutting in Bourj el-Barajeb camp described severe hunger as siege by Amal militiamen continues. She and a six-member Western medical team urge international aid as residents scavenge rats and grass while thousands remain displaced and food deliveries prove insufficient amid ongoing conflict.
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Lebanon
Pauline Cutting
Associated Press
Radio
Miss Cutting
United Nations
Justice
Nabih Berri
Amal
Bourj el- Barajneh
Chatilla Camp
Bourj el-Barajneh
Reagan unveils pay-as-you-go illness plan
President Reagan proposed a catastrophic illness insurance expansion tied to Medicare to protect seniors from large medical costs. The plan would add 4.92 dollars monthly, offer unlimited hospital days, cap out-of-pocket at 2000 dollars, and aim to cover about 30 million Americans. Senator Melcher urged broader home care and nursing facility coverage citing growing need.
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Reagan
Camp David
Maryland
Senate
Special Committee On
John Melcher
D-Mont
Melcher
Treasury Department
Congress
Fragmented OCR Note from Elyria Newspaper Postal Markings
Fragmented text from the Chronicle Telegram includes postal markings and publishing details for Elyria Ohio. Mentions Chestfield Pet, Met Lie FETE, and rates for home delivery and motor route. Appears to be filler or masthead data rather than a cohesive news item.
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Chronicle-Telegram
East Avenue
P.O
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain
Lorain Coren Printing & Podioning Company
Cone
Daly Sennett
Adal Motor Route
Daly & Senny
United States
Westere Chonsele Tas
East Ave
Rer Elyria
Keillor to end Prairie Home Companion run in June
Storyteller Garrison Keillor announced on air he will end his hosting duty with A Prairie Home Companion with the final broadcast set for June 13. The show will continue through summer with rebroadcasts and Disney Channel telecast remains unaffected. A new live variety program is planned to start July 1 from St Paul’s World Theater.
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Minn
Garrison Keillor
Public Radio
Keillor
Denmark
Ulla Skaerved
Christelle E. Langer
Minnesota Public Radio
Disney Channel
William Kling
World Theater
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