AIDS Reach Local Patients as Deadly Mystery Strikes
Two area men died at Fairview General Hospital from AIDS related infections last year. One in his mid 20s and another in his early 60s, one of the nation’s oldest AIDS patients. Doctors moved cautiously as PCP and esophageal infections emerged, then AIDS was confirmed. Dr. K V Gopal notes limited local cases and ongoing medical study. Next: The cold that changed David's life.
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Middleburg Heights
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University Hospitals of
Buck Harris
Ohio Department of Health
Scary prediction spurs Ohio AIDS fight
A spokesman for the Ohio Department of Health cites a forecast that AIDS cases in Ohio will double every 10 months over the next two to three years. Health officials push prevention through education, with pamphlets and bartender outreach targeting gay men and bar patrons.
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Lorain County
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Amherst police contract talks break down in FOP dispute
Amherst police and union officials disclosed that city talks on sergeants and patrolmen contracts have collapsed. FOP Lodge 122 says wage parity with similar cities is sought and an arbitrator will decide, with a ruling expected by June or July. City officials may make a further statement midweek.
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John Jaworski
Police Department
Lorain County
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Consumer Awareness Exhibit at Cleveland Museum
Cleveland Health Education Museum and the Cleveland Office of Consumer Affairs co sponsor a four week exhibit titled Consumer Awareness A Healthy Marketplace opening April 22 at 8911 Euclid Ave. It explains consumer rights and laws and offers guidance on topics of consumer concern with admission pricing and Family Day details.
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Cats wear bunny ears at Tuscan spring show
Connie Stewart dressed a Persian cat in bunny ears for Tuscan Kino Kat Klub's annual spring show on Sunday. Club members enjoyed the playful display while the pet wore a puzzled expression.
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