Experts warn AIDS epidemic will deepen worldwide
A 20 year retrospective warns that AIDS is no longer a U.S. crisis but a global pandemic. Health experts cite 22 million dead, 36 million infected, and 13 million orphans, with dire shortages of affordable drugs and vaccines. Officials urge rapid funding and access to treatments.
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AIDS cases rise among a new generation of gay men
CDC data show 774,467 Americans infected and 448,060 deaths by December 2000 with New York State reporting 139,248 AIDS cases as of June 2000. Syracuse hosts the AIDS Memorial Quilt 10th anniversary display at Carousel Center with two quilt sections 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Volunteers and panel creators can call 498-4940.
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HIV AIDS helpline and attitudes discussed in interview
The piece cites the AIDS Community Resources hot line 475-2437 for HIV questions and urges earlier sex education and condom access. It quotes Blair on youth risk, med side effects, and how treatment requires daily pills, while Bernecker describes drastic physical changes and toxicity. Crinnin notes persistent silence and stigma despite 20 years of effort.
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Prosecution scoffs at McVeigh delay request for June execution
Prosecutors deride Timothy McVeigh's bid to postpone his June 11 execution arguing he confessed to his crimes and cannot claim innocence. A judge will hear arguments, while Nichols seeks relief after the court delayed ruling, with prosecutors stressing the impact of new FBI materials.
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