Condom Rag in Illinois AIDS Campaign Draws Fire
Illinois health officials defend a $450000 AIDS awareness drive that features a rap jingle called the Condom Rag aimed at diverse audiences. critics including Phyllis Schlafly call it vulgar while supporters say it conveys essential information about condoms and disease prevention. Local Talent, a Chicago improv group, wrote and performed the sketches containing the song.
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General Maxwell Taylor Remembered as Great Soldier and Leader
Gen Maxwell D Taylor died at 85 from ALS at Walter Reed. He led the 101st Airborne in Normandy and Holland, commanded the 8th Army in Korea, and served as chief of staff and ambassador to South Vietnam. He will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery near the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
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