Catholic bishops address AIDS ethics and prevention
The 48 bishops urge compassion for AIDS victims and oppose discrimination, while emphasizing abstinence outside marriage and cautioning against condom use. They advocate comprehensive education, nonjudgmental care, and policies for workers with life threatening illnesses, including AIDS.
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Bernadette Rawson
Suny Cortland
Syracuse
Rawson
Anthony Parrillo
Aids Task Force
Central New York
Onondaga County
New York State
Europe
Scandinavia
New York City
Hassell Tomar
New York
U.S. Catholic Conference
First private AIDS hospital closes after 14 months
The Institute for Tomumalogical Disorders, opened in September 1986, ends operations after 14 months, losing about $8 million. About 1,000 patient visits monthly, 150 beds mostly outpatient, 26 workers laid off as American Medical International Inc. winds down.
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Houston
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Anne Wheeler
American Medical International Inc
Peter Mansell
Wheeler
American Medical
Mansell
Senate approves tax bill as deficit focus dominates debate
Senators push ahead on a deficit reducing tax bill with $14 billion more for next year while trimming federal benefits and asset sales. House leaders and White House officials warn against amendments. Kassebaum proposes $83 billion in savings over two years. Major savings target Medicare and farm supports.
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Congressional
Senate
Reagan
Byrd
Bob Dole
White House
Treasury
James A. Baker I
James C. Miller T
Nancy Kassebaum
R-Kan
Kassebaum
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