Gay Headline news #63
HIV Reporting Urged
ATLANTA (AP) -- The government issued new guidelines Thursday
instructing states to collect data on HIV cases with patient names or
identifying codes attached a measure that has alarmed some AIDS
activists...
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Hawaii Battle Over
HONOLULU
(AP) - The Hawaii Supreme
Court has effectively ended the drive to legalize gay marriage in a
state once considered one of the most likely to accept same-sex
unions...
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Soldier Gets Life With Parole
FORT
CAMPBELL, Ky. (AP) – An Army private convicted of bludgeoning a fellow
soldier to death – a crime prosecutors blamed on his hatred of
homosexuals – was sentenced yesterday to life but with the possibility
of parole...
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RuPaul Goes Digital
NEW
YORK (
gfn.com) — When 6-foot-7-inch
drag queen RuPaul issued the decree, "You better work!" on her hit
single, "Supermodel," she was talking to herself as much as to anyone
else...
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Hillary Faults Military
NEW YORK (AP) – Hillary Rodham Clinton told gay contributors that her
husband's "don't ask, don't tell" policy, intended to make it easier for
homosexuals to serve in the military, is a failure, The New York Times
reported...
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Penn Ponders Benefits
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. –
Almost one year after the University Faculty Senate passed a near
unanimous resolution to extend health benefits to same-sex domestic
partners, Penn State's Commission on Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Equity
sponsored a community gathering in order to reflect on events of the
past year...
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Ohio Dems seek gay delegates The Ohio state Democratic
Party wants to recruit five gay and lesbian delegates to next year's
national convention and is calling on Democratic presidential candidates
Bill Bradley and Al Gore to help in its drive. The party's decision to
increase gay representation among its 170 delegates marks the first time
the state Democrats have officially chosen to include lesbians and gay
men in their affirmative-action drive. In 1996 only one gay man was
among Ohio's delegates. The drive to recruit gay and lesbian delegates
was headed by Lynn Greer, the party's only openly lesbian delegate to
the 1992 convention...
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Americans believe in AIDS cure
A large number of Americans believe that scientists will discover a cure
for AIDS within the next ten years, according to a report from the
polling firm of Yankelovich Partners. The report found that 42% of
people surveyed agreed with the statement that it was "very likely that
we will discover a cure for AIDS" by the year 2010. The figure was only
slightly below the percentage who believed that scientists would
discover a cure for cancer by that year...
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