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Parents trying to keep a 14-year-old AIDS patient out of school must post a $12,000 bond within five days to cover potential damages in case their legal effort fails, a judge ruled in Kokomo, Ind. Judge Alan Brubaker issued the restraining order that keeps Ryan White, who contracted AIDS from treatments for hemophilia, out of school. Brubaker will hear further evidence March 11 on whether the order should be extended.
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