DANNEMEYER / NO on 102 STOP CO-SPONSORED BY r
California Medical Assoc., California Nurses Assoc., Health Officers Assoc. of California, California Dental Assoc., California State Psychological Assoc., Hemophilia Council of California, California Assoc. of Hospitals and Health Systems, Health Policy & Research Foundation ot California
NO QE PROP. 102 PRESS CONFERENCE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1988 - 12 NOON PROGRAM
HECTOR ELIZONDO - 2 MINUTES Welcome, Introduces special guests, and introduces his friend LIZ TORRES
LIZ TORRES - 2 MINUTES Comments briefly and introduces Senator ART TORRES
SENATOR ART TORRES 4 MINUTES Comments on legislative process better than Initiative process; introduces Assemblyman JOHN VASCONCELLOS
ASSEMBLYMAN JOHN VASCONCELLOS 6 MINUTES Comments as Chairman of Assembly Ways and Means Committee on financial impact and introduces Dr. GERMAIN MAISONNET and Dr. ALISA LIFSCHITZ (physicians active in Latino AIDS prevention and education)
Dr. GERMAIN 2 MINUTES MAISONNET Produces AIDS Researcher Letter
Dr. ALISA 2 MINUTES LIFSCHITZ Produces N.O.R.A. Letter
Dr. GERMAIN Announces SALK TAPED COMMENTS (Dr. Jonas MAISONNET Salk, discoverer of the Polio Vaccine) introduces cleric
CLERIC 2 MINUTES Comments on fact that religious leaders are proud to join the medical/political communities in opposing Prop. 102
OUESTIONS/ANSWERS 10 MINUTES
[After your comments, please form a semi-circle behind the speaker's podium]
9060 Santa Monica Boulevard Suite #106, Los Angeles, California 90069 (213) 278-9355 DANNEMEYER / NO on 102 STOP CO-SPONSORED BY
California Medical Assoc., California Nurses Assoc., Heolfh Officers Assoc. of California, California Dental Assoc., California Sfafe Psychologicai Assoc., Hemophilia Councii of California, California Assoc. of Hospitals and Health Systems, Health Policy & Research Foundation of California
INFORMATION EMBARGOED UNTIL 12 NOON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1988 (The following information will be released at a press conference at 12 noon, Saturday, November 5, 1988 on the front steps of County/USC Medical Center, 1200 N. State Street, East Los Angeles.)
Enclosed you will find a printed copy of a statement made on
Thursday, November 3, 1988, by Dr. Jonas Salk, stating his opposition
to Proposition 102, the HIV Reporting Initiative.
Dr. Salk has authorized us to share this statement with you. He
expressed to us his great concern about the disruptive effect this
Initiative would have on the promising AIDS research programs currently
being conducted in California, but he has specifically requested that
no further comment be sought from him as it relates to this matter.
We have also attached an "Open Letter" to California voters signed by eight of the state's top AIDS researchers reiterating Dr. Salk's
concerns. Included, too, is a copy from N.O.R.A. (National
Organizations Responding to AIDS) indicating that not only is the
California health professional establishment unanimously opposed to
Prop. 102, but they are joined by all of the major national health professional organizations involved in implementing our national AIDS response program.
Because of Dr. Salk's busy research schedule, all press inquiries to the Salk Institute will be directed to Bruce Decker or Don Volk at
213/278-9355.
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9060 Santa Monica Boulevard, Suite #106, Los Angeles, California 90069 (213) 278-9355 DANNEMEYER / NO on 102 CO-SPONSORED BY
California fVledical Assoc., California Nurses Assoc , Healtfi Officers Assoc. of California, California Dental Assoc:, State California Psyctiological Assoc . Hemophilia Council of California, California Assoc. of Hospitols and Healtf^ Systems, Health Policy S. Research Foundation of California
INFORMATION EMBARGOED UNTIL 12 NOON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5 1988
(Following is the printed text of Dr. Jonas Salk's taped statement.)
In English:
This is Dr. Jonas Saik. For ail the right reasons the California Medical Association, the California Nurses Association, and the health officers of California strongly oppose the passage of Proposition 102. I, too, will vote "No" on 102 because it will disrupt promising research toward stopping this epidemic. The programs mandated by this initiative would cost hundreds of millions that could be put to far better use. I urge you to vote "No" on Proposition 102. #####
En Espanol:
Les habla Dr. Jonas Salk. Con todos los mejores motivos. La Asociacion de Medicos de California, La Asociacion de Enfermeras de California, y Los Officiales de Salud de California, se han declarado en contra de la Proposition 102. Yo, tambien, voy a votar "NO" a la Proposition 102, porque al implementarse la Proposition 102, se causaria un desorden total de las buenas y prometedoras investigaciones que se estan llevando a cabo con fin de acabar con el epidemico de AIDS. Los programas mandados por esta proposition tendrian costo de cienes de milliones de dollares, fondos que pueden aprovecharse de mucho mejor manera en la lucha contra el
AIDS . Yo les pido que voten "NO" a la Proposition 102. Muchas gracias. #####
9060 Santa Monica Boulevard, Suite ^^106, Los Angeles, California 90069 (213) 278-9355 OPEN LETTER W
CALIFORNIA'S VOTERS
As health professionals and scientists conducting research to find a vaccine, treatment or intervention as it relates to HIV infection, we fear that Proposition 102, the Dannemeyer AIDS Initiative, would effectively bring meaningful research to a stop because it violates the tradition of confidentiality for volunteer research subjects.
As a result of the ethical dilemma in which its passage would place us, and as the threat of breached confidentiality for volunteer research subjects will discourage participa¬ tion, it will have a devastating effect on what we otherwise view as a promising research program.
Please join us in opposing this unnecessary, dangerous, and expensive political intrusion into the scientific pro¬ cess. It will divert vital funds from research into very expensive, unproven programs, which we believe will disrupt the continued development of sound action to control the AIDS epidemic.
We concur with the recommendations of the National Academy of Sciences, the Surgeon General, the Public Health Service, the World Health Organization, and the Presidential Commission on the HIV Epidemic and join our colleagues who unanimously represent California's responsible stcrce-wide organizations of health professionals in forcefull'/ opposing this Initiative.
PAUL A. VOLBERDING, M.D. Associate Professor of Medicine UES? Cheif Medical University of California Oncology and AIDS Berkely Activities Divisions, S7GH
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MARK JACOBSON, M.D. DOUGLAS D. RICHMAN, M.D. Clinical Instructor - Division of Professor of Pathology and Medicine Professor Infectious of Epidemology Disease Infectious Disease Section School of Public Health / UCLA University of California - Veterans Administration San Francisco Genercil Hospital Medical Center / San Diego
THOMAS J. COATES, Ph.D. Associate ALEXANDRA M. LEVINE, M.D. Professor of Clinical Associate Professor Medicine Professor of Medicine / UCLA Director, Behavorial Medicine Unit Director, Clinic Executive Associate Dean for AIDS / University of Cadifornia, University of California, Davis Saui Francisco Chairperson, Sacramento County AIDS Advisory Board DANNEMEYER / NO on 102 CO-SPONSORED BY
California Medical Assoc., California Nurses Assoc., Healfh Officers Assoc. of California, California Denfal Assoc., California Sfafe Psychological Assoc., Hemophilia Council of California, California Assoc. of Hospifals and Health Systems, Health Policy & Research Foundation of California
OPPOSITION ENDORSEMENTS November 4, 1988
President and Mrs. Gerald Ford Presidential Candidate Governor & Mrs. Michael Dukakis
HEALTH & MEDICAL ORGANIZATIONS
American Foundation For AIDS Research American Cancer Society American Red Cross California Medical Association Health Officers Association of California California Dental Association California Nurses Association California State Psychological Association California Pharmacists Association California Psychiatric Association Los Angeles County Medical Association Orange County Medical Association Butte-Glenn Counties Medical Society-Chico California Blood Bank Society California Podiatric Medical Association California Association of Hospitals and Health Sytems Hemophilia Council of California Hemophilia Foundation of Southern California Hemophilia Association of San Diego County National Hemophilia Foundation Hospital Council of Northern California Hospital Council of Central California California Association for Practitioners in Infection Control Coordinating Council California Association of School Health Educators California Association of Public Hospitals California School Nurses Organization California AIDS Leadership Committee California Public Health Association-North American College of Emergency Physicians, CA Chapter Association of Bay Area Health Officials Southern California Public Health Association San Diego State University Grad.School of Public Health Los Angeles County Health Officer Robert Gates Orange County Health Officer Rex Ehling San Diego County Health Officer J. William Cox
9060 Santa Monica Boulevard, Suite #106, Los Angeles, California 90069 (213) 278-9355 Prop. 102 Opposition Endorsements page 2v
ELECTED OFFICIALS
U.S. Senator Alan Cranston U.S. Senator Pete Wilson U.S. Senator Albert Gore, Jr. U.S. Senator John Kerry Lt. Governor Leo McCarthy State Controller Gray Davis Atty General John Van de Kamp Secretary of State March Fong Eu State Super, of Public Instruction Bill Honig Board of Equalization Conway Collis State Senate President David Roberti Assembly Speaker Willie Brown Los Angeles County Supervisor Ed Edelman Los Angeles County Supervisor Deane Dana Los Angeles County Supervisor Kenneth Hahn Orange County Supervisor Tom Riley Orange County Supervisor Harriet Wieder San Mateo County Supervisor Ann Eshoo San Mateo County Supervisor Tom Nolan Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley San Francisco Mayor Art Agnos San Jose Mayor Tim McEnery Congressman Glenn Anderson Congressman Jim Bates Congressman Anthony Beilenson Congressman Howard Herman Congressman Douglas Bosco Congresswoman Barbara Boxer Congressman George Brown, Jr. Congressman Tony Coelho Congressman Ronald Dellums Congressman Mervyn Dymally Congressman Julian Dixon Congressman Don Edwards Congressman Vic Fazio Congressman Augustus Hawkins Congressman Robert Lagomarsino Congressman Tom Lantos Congressman Richard Lehman Congressman Mel Levine Congressman Matthew Martinez Congressman Robert Matsui Congressman George Miller Congressman Norman Mineta Congressman Leon Panetta Prop. 102 Opposition Endorsements page 3.
ELECTED OFFICIALS (continued)
Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi Congressman Edward Roybal Congressman Pete Stark Congressman Esteban Torres Congressman Henry Waxman Senator Marian Bergeson Senator Ralph C. Dills Senator Barry Keene Senator Bill Lockyer Senator Milton Marks Senator Dan McCorquodale Senator Becky Morgan Senator Herschel Rosenthal Senator John Seymour Assemblywoman Lucille Roybal-Allard Assemblyman Rusty Areias Assemblyman Tom Bates Assemblyman John Burton Assemblyman Pete Chacon Assemblyman Lloyd Connelly Assemblyman Bill Duplissea Assemblywoman Delaine Eastin Assemblyman Bill Filante, M.D. Assemblyman Terry Friedman Assemblyman Tom Hayden Assemblyman Phil Isenberg Assemblyman Pat Johnston Assemblyman Johan Klehs Assemblyman Richard Polanco Assemblyman Mike Roos Assemblyman Byron Sher Assemblywoman Jackie Speier Assemblyman John Vasconcellos Assemblywoman Maxine Waters Sacramento Mayor Ann Rudin Berkeley Mayor Loni Hancock Milpitas Mayor Robert Livengood Pittsburg Mayor Richard Lettman Sunnyvale Mayor Larry Stone Santa Clara Mayor Eddie Souza Santa Cruz Mayor John Lairds Los Angeles City Attorney James Hahn Los Angeles City Councilmember Gloria Molina Los Angeles City Councilmember Michael Woo Los Angeles City Councilmember Zev Yaroslavsky Prop. 102 Opposition Endorsements page 4.
BUSINESS/PROFESSIONAL
California Chamber of Commerce LA County Bar Association Burroughs Wellcome Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce Pacific Gas and Electric Co. Levi Strauss & Co. AT&T Arthur Andersen Bank of America Apple Computers Bechtel Wells Fargo Levis Strauss & Company The Gap Chevron, USA Kaiser Permanente Genentech, Inc. Seton Medical Services Syntex Pacific Telesis West Hollywood Chamber of Commerce Valley Business Alliance
RELIGIOUS
California Catholic Conference Bishop John Quinn The Right Rev. William E. Swing, Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of California Rev. Rodney J. DeMartini, Catholic Archdiocese of San Francisco, Dir. of AIDS Education Rabbi Robert Kirschner, Congregation Emanu-El Rabbi Allen I. Freehling, LA County Commission On AIDS Bishop Oliver B. Garver, AIDS Interfaith Council Of Southern California Bob Nelson, Prog. Dir., Catholic Charities of San Francisco The Rev. Lauren Artress, Canon Pastor, Grace Cathedral Rabbi Charisse N. Kranes Father Robert Arpin Bishop Lyle Miller, Evangelical Church of America Bishop Roger Miller, Evangelical Church of America Bishop J. Roger Anderson, Evangelical Church of America Rev. Victor Carpenter, First Unitarian Church of San Francisco Prop. 102 Opposition Endorsements page 5.
RELIGIOUS (continued)
Sister Judy Cannon, Sisters of Mercy Andy Rose, Jewish Emergency Services Network Dale Meyer, Catholic Charities of San Francisco Lutheran Social Services of Northern California
NEWS/MEDIA ORGANIZATIONS
Los Angeles Times San Francisco Examiner San Francisco Chronicle San Diego Tribune San Diego Union Los Angeles Herald Examiner Santa Rosa Press Democrat Los Angeles Daily News The Oakland Tribune Sacramento Bee San Jose Mercury News Bakersfield Californian The Fresno Metro News
LABOR/TRADE ORGANIZATIONS
California State Employees Association California Organization of Police & Sheriffs California Labor Federation AFL~CIO Teamsters Public Affair Council National Association of Colored People American Civil Liberties Union - Northern & Southern CA California Teachers Association California Faculty Association California Federation of Teachers, AFT, AFL-CIO California Professional Firefighters Association California School Employees Association Communication Workers of America -Dist. 9, AFL-CIO United Farm Workers A.F.S.C.M.E. San Francisco Labor Council
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
County Supervisors Association of California League of California Cities Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors Prop. 102 Opposition Endorsements page 6.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT (continued)
Alameda County Board of Supervisors San Mateo County Board of Supervisors Monterey County Board of Supervisors San Diego City Council Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors Sacramento City Council Sacramento County Board of Supervisors Sonoma County Board,of Supervisors Marin County Board of Supervisors Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors San Diego County Board of Supervisors Association of Bay Area Governments San Francisco Board of Supervisors San Jose City Council West Hollywood City Council
STATEWIDE OPINION LEADERS
California Taxpayers Association League of Women Voters of California National Organization for Women Police Officers Research Action Committee Los Angeles County Commission on AIDS AIDS Project Los Angeles San Francisco AIDS Foundation San Mateo County AIDS Task Force Being Alive (United AIDS Coalition of Los Angeles County California Black Republican Council California Republican League California Democratic Party California Parent Teacher Association (PTA) California Women Lawyers Lobby For Individual Freedom & Equality
INDIVIDUAL
Prof. Ruth Roemer, Imed. Past Pres., American Public Health Association Richard J. Hernandez, Chairman, California Republican Hispanic Council Elizabeth Taylor Jesse Jackson Dr. Mathilde Krim, Founder, American Foundation For AIDS Research Dr. David Werdegar, San Francisco Health Director U rganizations
R csponding to Aids October 26, 1988
Open letter to the people of California:
In two weeks you be will making a decision which will not affect the lives of only many Californians, but will also have implications nationwide for the course of the AIDS epidemic. Proposition 102 and Proposition 96 are, as the President of the California Medical Association has said, "bad law and bad medicine." As organizations working nationally to medically sound, develop compassionate, and comprehensive federal AIDS policies, we urge you to vote no on both 96. Propositions 102 and
The requirements that these referendums would impose have been rejected over and over by the public health community, in because they are part, unwarranted, intrusive and expensive. More importantly, such measures are seen as deterrents to presenting serious arresting the progress of the epidemic. This is not a fight between civil libertarians and the medical profession. As you can see by the undersigned list, the medical community, the education and counseling professions, and those working most closely with the in challenges of AIDS stand clearly opposition to this effort. It was less than a month all but a handful ago when of your state Congressional likewise stood in Representatives, opposition to the same Hill. An proposals on Capitol overwhelming three to one majority of their joined in that effort. colleagues
As you go to the polls in November we urge you to put aside the fears which this unfortunate campaign has exploited. Your vote should be based on the sound and careful consideration Californians have already shown in the battle against AIDS. We urge you to show the rest of the nation that California will continue to provide the medically sound and compassionate policy leadership it has offered so far in the battle Vote NO which is AIDS. on Propositions 102 and 96. Sincerely,
AIDS Action Council AIDS National Interfaith Network American Association for Counseling and Development
A PROJECT OF AIDS ACTION COUNCIL 2033 M STREET, N.W. • SUITE 801 • WASHINGTON, D.C. 20036 (202) 293-2886 • FAX (202) 296-1292 American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors, & Therapists American Civil Liberties Union American College Health Association American College of Physicians American Foundation for AIDS Research American Jewish Committee American Nurses Association American Psychological Association American Public Health Association Americans for Democratic Action Association of Schools of Public Health Catholic Health Association of the United States Child Welfare League of America Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Information Institute, Inc. Committee for Children Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund, Inc. Human Rights Campaign Fund National AIDS Committee of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations National Association for Home Care National Association of Community Health Centers, Inc. National Association of Counties National Association of People with AIDS National Association of Social Workers National Association of Public Hospitals National Council on La Raza National Gay and Lesbian Task Force National Hospice Organization National Lesbian and Gay Health Care Foundation National Mental Health Association National Minority AIDS Council National Network of Runaway and Youth Services Planned Parenthood Federation of America Southern California Americans for Democratic Action United Church Board for Homeland Ministries United States Conference of Local Health Officers United States Conference of Mayors oC oh
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Califomia Medical Assoc., California Nurses Assoc., Health Officers Assoc. of California, California Dental Assoc., California State Psychological Assoc., Hemophilia Council of California, California Assoc. of Hospitals and Health Systems, Health Policy & Research Foundation of California
INFORMATION EMBARGOED UNTIL 12 NOON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1988
(The following information will be released at a press conference at 12 noon, Saturday, November 5, 1988 on the front steps of County/USC Medical Center, 1200 N. State Street, East Los Angeles.)
Enclosed you will find a cassette recording of a statement made on Thursday, November 3, 1988, by Dr. Jonas
Salk, stating his opposition to Proposition 102, the HIV
Reporting Initiative. (A printed copy of the text is attached.)
Dr. Salk has authorized us to share this statement with you. He expressed to us his great concern about the disruptive effect this Initiative would have on the promising
AIDS research programs currently being conducted in
California, but he has specifically requested that no further comment be sought from him as it relates to this matter.
Because of Dr. Salk's busy research schedule, all press inquiries to the Salk Institute will be directed to Bruce
Decker or Don Volk at 213/278-9355.
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9060 Santa Monica Boulevard, Suite #106, Los Angeles, California 90069 (213) 278-9355 INFORMATION EMBARGOED UNTIL 12 NOON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1988
(Following is the printed text of Dr. Jonas Salk's taped statement.)
This is Dr. Jonas Salk.
For all the right reasons the California Medical
Association, the California Nurses Association, and the health officers of California strongly oppose the passage of
Proposition 102.
I, too, will vote "No" on 102 because it will disrupt promising research toward stopping this epidemic. The programs mandated by this initiative would cost hundreds of millions that could be put to far better use.
I urge you to vote "No" on Proposition 102.
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