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AIDS \X/ALK STILL NEEDED AFTER 20 YEARS

BY PAT ROBINSON

BOSTON, Ma. —— The rain
had stopped and a soft mist -
covered the streets and the
tops of buildings as the
crowd moved forward with
a smaller but no less impor-
tant cheer at 10:03 am, June
3, 2000. Although the
walker numbers were lower,
the dollar amounts collected
have been tallied to nearly
2 million dollars.

Boston added a 5K RUN
this year, creating a new
and exciting contest and
great competition while

raising money at the same
5 time.

The winning runner was
Aaron Wieland, age 36
from Boston ,with a time of
16:36. Bernardius Roelen,
age 33 from Cambridge,
with a time of 16:39; and
Alex Filides, age 25 from
Everett,with a time of ’
16:56; second and third
respectively.

The top three women made
excellent time: Maie
Jacobs, age 41 from
Atkinson, N.H. crossed

18th, with a time of 18:53.
Sarah Heard, age 22 from

  
 

Cambridge, with a time of
19:41; and Kristen Porell,
age 36 from Norfolk,
Mass., with a time of 19:56.
They finished second and
third‘ respectively.

Age groups winners cov-
ered the categories from
Noah Rosenblum of
Cambridge, 15, to Louise
M. Rossetti, 79, from
Saugus Mass.

Sadly, the epidemic has sus-
tained after 20 years and
there are reported increases
in positive HIV testing
around the world.

For all the winners, visit
www.coolrunning.com.

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terized the bill as both
unnecessary and as an anti-gay
initiative designed to demean
gay and lesbian relationships.
Although H.502 ultimately
passed the House by a narrow
72-69 vote, the bill is unlikely
to be considered by the
Vermont Senate when the leg-
islature reconvenes.
Additionally, Governor

Howard Dean (D) indicated
that he would veto the bill if it
came to his desk.

Richard Thomgren of South
Burlington said that he came to
Pride Day to celebrate the sur-
vival of civil unions. “I’m
proud that the legislature and
the people of Vermont have
accepted civil unions,” he said.
“The sky hasn’t fallen, plagues

of locusts and famine and flood '

have not fallen upon us like the
radical right predicated.
Vermont is a better place than
it was two years ago because of
civil unions.”

' Paul Olsen is the Vermont
correspondent for - In
Newsweekly.

   

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