Subject: What's News -- World-Wide
Date: Published: 3/11/88 36 lines
Source:  WALL STREET JOURNAL. Copyright Dow Jones & Co. Inc. 

    What's News -- 
    World-Wide

    DOLE TRIMMED his staff, possibly signaling an end to his
GOP campaign.
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   Surgeon General Koop said he supports testing a hypodermic
needle-exchange program for drug addicts in the U. S. in an
attempt to slow the spread of AIDS. Speaking at an
international AIDS forum in London, he also called on
developed countries to help the Third World maintain safe
blood supplies through AIDS screening programs.

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   SEEQ Technology rose 1 1/2 to 7 3/4 on 204,900 shares
after the company revealed it has begun shipping samples of a
new type of memory chip for computers.  Imreg Class A, which
has climbed in the past two months from 5 7/8 a share, jumped
another 1 5/8 to 15 7/8 yesterday; the company said it had
completed a round of testing on a previously announced new
drug to reduce risk of AIDS. 

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