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mandatory AIDS blood tesl
• NOTICE
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ruary 13th
¥
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GRADUATING MAY ’87
You MUST apply BY FEBRUARY 6th. Having a de
gree check and having the fee assessed IS NOT an
application for graduation.
STEP 1: Make sure $15.00 diploma fee has been
paid.
STEP 2: Bring paid fee slip to RM 105 Heaton Hall to
apply for graduation.
STEP 3: Complete application forms in Heaton Hall.
GRADUATE STUDENTS: Apply at Teague Bldg.
DIRECTOR,
INSTITUTE FOR PACIFIC ASIA
Texas A&M University
Texas A&M University invites applications and nominations of qualified applicants for the posi
tion of Director, Institute For Pacific Asia.
The Institute for Pacific Asia has been established by the Texas A&M University System
Board of Regents in order to promote and coordinate research and instructional programs and
facilitate the creation and exchange of knowledge and ideas among scientists, scholars, and
student of selected institutions of higher education and research in the Pacific Asia region and
those at Texas A&M University. The programmatic focus of the Institute will be on science,
technology, and ecomonic development. Although the initial geographic focus will be on the
Northern Pacific Core including China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Japan, and Korea, the Institute is
expected to extend its focus to include Indonesia, the nations of southeastern Asia, and India.
•The Director will be selected from among faculty and staff currently employed at Texas A&M
University. He or she should have high entrepreneurial abilities and sufficient academic stat
ure to endow the Institute for Pacific Asia with the confidence of the University community.
•The Director, who will hold a part-time appointment in the Institute, will be responsible for
programmatic development and for establishing the institutional and financial relationships
that will make the institute self-supporting within three years.
•The Director will report to the Office of the Provost and be advised by two boards, one inter
nal and the other external.
A more detailed description of the Institute's scope and the duties of the Director are available
at the Office of the Assistant Provost, 103 Academic Building.
Applicants are asked to provide a letter of intent, curriculum vitae, and the names and phone
numbers of three to five references. The position will be available no later than June 1, 1987.
The screenings of applications will begin March 1, 1987.
To nominate or to apply, write:
Lawrence Cress
Assistant Provost
Search Committee Chair
103 Academic Building
Texas A&M Univeristy
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ATLANTA (AP) — Federal
health officials, worried by an in
crease in AIDS among heterosex
uals, said Tuesday they may recom
mend that AIDS blood tests be
mandatory for all patients admitted
to hospitals and even couples apply
ing for marriage licenses.
The test for antibodies to the
AIDS virus now is required only for
blood donors.
The federal Centers for Disease
Control has invited 250 public
health officials to Atlanta for a pub
lic hearing to discuss its proposal,
Dr. Walter Dowdle, the CDC’s AIDS
director, said.
Those invited to the hearing Feb.
24-25 include members of civil liber
ties groups, who may oppose the
proposal, Dowdle said.
The CDC will decide after the
hearing whether to make a formal
proposal about expanded testing for
AIDS. Such a recommendation that
state hospitals or government agen
cies make the tests mandatory would
not be binding, Dowdle said.
“What the meeting is really about
is to explore the issues related to us
ing the test to prevent further infec-
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“What the meeting is
really about is to explore
the issues related to using
the test to prevent further
infection. We're looking
for a public forum.”
— Dr. Walter Dowdle, the
Centers for Disease Con
trol AIDS director.
number of Americans whohav
traded AIDS through hetero,
contact has risen fromonlyal
1981 to 4 percent ofthemoit
30,000 confirmed cases now
Of those confirmed cases,
half have died, according!!
figures.
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tion,” he said. “We’re looking for a
public forum. We’re saying these are
the ways the test might be used.
Here are the justifications, here are
the obstacles.”
Dowdle said the CDCisno!
posing that a person whotcsitj “
live for the AIDS antibodykt#
plying for a marriage lb»
denied a license. But that info
tion “would provide an oppor
for counseling and protecttly
infected potential partnerask
f uture children,” he said.
One obstacle, he said, coidd he a
concern over confidentiality. Hospi
tals and government agencies would
have to ensure that test results re
main secret to prevent discrimina
tion against AIDS carriers, he said.
He said the proposal is being con
sidered now because t^sts for expo
sure to the AIDS virus have proven
highly accurate and because the
Ma ndatory AIDS antibodr-
of people routinely admittedit
pitals “would provide the pin
with information that mayiit
relate to the way he cares fori
tient," Dowdle said.
Acquired immune deficienri
drome is an incurable diseast
milted through an exchangee!:
ily fluids that attacks the
immune system, leavingvictio
ceptible to a wide variety of"
tions and cancers.
Senate OKs
state raises
speed limit
World Briefs
Reagan’s communication chief resl^S^
WASHINGTON (AP) — The
Senate voted Tuesday to let states
raise speed limits along sparsely set
tled stretches of interstate highways
to 65 mph, setting up a clash with
the House that could delay distribu
tion of billions of dollars of federal
transportation aid.
The speed limit increase, ap
proved 65-33, was an amendment to
the $52.4 billion highway bill, which
would provide assistance to road and
bridge projects in the states for the
next four years. A $10.8 billion
package of mass transit assistance is
expected to be added to the bill.
A $91 billion highway and transit
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would retain the 55 mph speed limit,
and Rep. James Howard, D-N.J.,
chairman of the House Public Works
and Transportation Committee, has
said he favors 55 mph.
Thus, the two chambers could be
heading toward a replay of last fall’s
standoff, when a highway and tran
sit aid package died in a Senate-
House conference committee. One
reason was that senators on that
committee insisted on the higher
speed limit while representatives re
fused.
“I want to get the bill passed, and
I want to get it through conference
and get it on the president’s desk,”
Senate Majority Leader Robert
Byrd, D-W.Va., said before Tues
day’s vote. Byrd voted against the
higher speed limit last year.
The Senate approved an identical
65 mph measure last year by a 56-36
vote.
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who argued that higher speeds
should be allowed on long, isolated
sections of road. Opponents, mainly
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lower speed saves lives and conserves
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Pat
rick J. Buchanan, President Rea
gan’s combative chief of commu
nications, added his name
Tuesday to a growing list of ad
ministration resignations, saying
he could work for conservative
causes more effectively outside
the White House.
with two years left in theadnEl
Buchanan, who announced last
month that he would not run for
president, has seemed frustrated
in his two-year campaign to get
the administration to follow a
hardline conservative script.
He will join an exodus of top
administration officials departing
tration.
Some people delayed theiril
parture, Fitzwater said, becii
of the Iranian situation. Heti
referring to the controvemi!'|
the secret sale of arms to Iraiil
the diversion of profits to Nkrl
guan rebels.
In addition, Reagan haslosl
longtime spokesman, LarJ
Speakes and his deputy, Pfif
Roussel; CIA Director Wit:
Casey; political adviser Mitch!
Daniels; Cabinet secretaryMit
Kingon; drug-abuse adviserCir
ton Turner; and the preside:
doctor, T. Burton Smith,
Brezhnev’s kin accused of bribe-tali
MOSCOW (AP) — In another
move to combat top-level corrup
tion, the Soviet government an
nounced Tuesday the late Presi
dent Leonid I. Brezhnev’s son-in-
law had been arrested and ac
cused of taking bribes.
Foreign Ministry spokesman
Gennady Gerasimov announced
the arrest of Yuri Churbanov, a
former deputy interior minister,
during a briefing for reporters.
The official l ass news agency
also carried a one-sentence an-
kf
nouncement of the arrest
gesting the government raai
planning to make an exarapi
Churbanov for alleged abut
his authority.
Neither of the announci
mentioned Ch urbane:
relationship with Brezhnev
was Soviet leader from 1961
his death in November 198
But bribe-taking and cron'
during Brezhnev’s tenure
come under harsh criticism!;
past two years.
Economic indicator rises 2.1 percei
WASHINGTON (AP) — The
Commerce Department said
Tuesday its main economic fore
casting gauge soared 2.1 percent
in December, the biggest increase
in four years, but economists split
on whether the performance sig
naled a reviving economy.
The gain in the Index of Lead
ing Indicators in December was
the fourth in a row and followed
advances of 0.7 percent in Octo-
Ixtr and 0.9 percent in Novemt/|
The 2.1 percent rise
leading indicators was the bid
one-month increase since a:
percent surge in January!
Michael Evans, head ofj
Washington forecasting uniic
he saw no evidence the ecor/cf
has emerged from its
slump of the past two ye
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year-end tax buying,” he sail! j
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