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Lexington’s first experiment with a PARTICIPANTS 1 . O . I ‘
Pride Month instead ofa Pride Week People with AIDS in Kentucky l The GLSO is Still lOOkith
was a lot of fun and would have been and surrounding states have new for replacements for our layout
a big success if more people would hope, according to drug studies editors, Whose pending‘
have attended. Remember several currently being held throughout the departure to BOStOH Will leave I
years ago there was a mOVie “What if state. The Kentucky AIDS us typesetter—less. l
There Was a War and Nobody Consortium (KAC), a group of i The lucky volunteer willl ;
Came.” Well, thlS year several physicians dedicated to the advanced treceive numerous scans and
people worked very hard to throw a care of persons living with gra hiCS in addition to CO iesl
party for the community and nobody HIV/AIDS is now in the process Of lof Péuark XPress and Adibel ’
came. . administering various drugs and drug l Ill t d ,d f f t ' L
Queer Jeopardy, Wh‘Ch has 501d combinations to persons in varying l ustra or, an sea 5 O on S _ :
out at the Actor’s Guild in the past, stages of the AIDS progression. The for elther MacmtOSh or an, l
moved to the Kentucky Theater so KAC physicians include many IBM-compatlble PC. ‘ l
more people could enjoy the fun. doctors in private practice as well as i And, of course, you’ll getl l
however, it attracted the same those at the University of Louisville the fulfillment of knowing yOU' l
amount 0f PEOPle that “did atthe 01d and the University of Kentucky. do your part for your ;
location. The Pride PiChiC’S AIDS Volunteers of Lexington community. ‘1
attendance was 150, down from last (AVOL) works with the consortium ‘ For questions please i
year’s 400. Fortunately, the picnic in an advisory capacity. contact Mar at 26é—5904 or i
did make a net th‘ 0f $77-76 Current studies being conducted P t t 27); 5845 W ’ l ‘
toward next year’s Pride Week.. The by the Kentucky AIDS Consortium ‘ e era a - t ' e are, I
Inter-Faith Service was attended by focus on several promising new utlng on you. ,l
65 people, down from 125 last year. drugs including Delavirdine, H 7 7 7 ﬂ , l I 7 ‘
The other events experienced the Nevirapine, 935U83, ddl, AZT, ddC JJJ‘JSLIDE AUGUST:
disaPPOinting tumoms, bUt by far, as well as several new protease Beyond the Beltway: State of the I
the big loser was the Lexington inhibitorsv “Having local drug States-Aprogress Report on State V
Volunteers Awards Banquet. studies brings hope closer to home.” Legislature Activities in ‘95.,,.,.,.2
TSGRA has never made money Stated Kim Belcher, AVOL Hope Community News 3
» on sponsoringtthis event and views it Coordinator. Dr. Richard Greenburg Local Softball Team Gets National
as a communlty SCW‘CE- However, MD, the director Of the University of Invitation 3
while in the past they have 105‘ an Kentucky’s drug studies added, “The N .
atlonal News 4
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