H.R. 339100th CongressHouse Bill

Requires any State receiving Federal funds for acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) counseling and education to: (1) have a system to…

Official title: A bill to require States which receive funds for AIDS counseling and education to undertake certain actions.

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Requires any State receiving Federal funds for acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) counseling and education to: (1) have a system to trace the partners of individuals with AIDS; (2) test those individuals for AIDS; and (3) counsel those individuals about the infectious nature of the syndrome.

Introduced Jan 6, 1987
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William Dannemeyer

Republican

U.S. Representative · CA-39

13 cosponsors — mostly Republicans

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