The State - News from Sept. 3, 1987
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Three members of the President’s Commission on AIDS arrived in San Francisco to meet with health officials and visit several locally based AIDS foundations and a nursing program for acquired immunity deficiency syndrome patients. A similar tour was made in New York. The commission, appointed by President Reagan on June 24, is expected to submit a preliminary report to him in two months. San Francisco Health Department officials said no meetings with AIDS patients were scheduled.
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