The Washington Post, June 14th, 1990
The House yesterday passed legislation authorizing $873 million in grants this year to states, cities and health care providers to help stem the spread of AIDS. Adoption of the legislation on a 408 to 14 vote came after the House defeated attempts to require states to conduct mandatory AIDS testing and to require that the names of individuals who test positive for the AIDS virus be reported to health officials. The bill, similar to a measure adopted last month by the Senate, authorizes $275 million this year in emergency grants to 15 cities hardest hit by the AIDS epidemic, including the Distr...
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