[Email to Bruce Weniger and Bert Dorman from Carroll Obremskey]

Date: 03 Dec 95 15:00:15 EST
From: CARROLLIOBREMSKEY < [email protected] >
To: Bruce Weniger <bgw2@cidhiv 1.em.cdc.gov >, Bert Dorman
< [email protected] >,
Bert Dorman < [email protected] >
Subject: Vaccine Development Talking Points-First Draft
Bruce, Dana, and Bert,
First, thanks for leading the conference call this morning. It was very
helpful in developing a consistent message on HIV/AIDS vaccine development.
Below is the first draft of talking points for the working group session and
the press on the subject. Please forward these on to the other members for
their comments and edits, I don't have all E-mail addresses. Please feel
free to edit as you see fit. It would be helpful if one of you could
consolidate all the comments and get them to me by late afternoon Monday
in New York. Unfortunately, I will not be connected to my E-mail, so you
will need to fax me the revisions at [phone]. I will be working at
SAVVY Management, our public relations firm, Monday afternoon.
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Until There'a A Cure Foundation
White House Conference on HIV and AIDS
December 6, 1995
Our wish at the Until There's A Cure Foundation is that no one else will
become infected with HIV:
- For this generation of young Americans, we support innovative
education programs to encourage safer behaviours.
-For the next generation, we actively support vaccine development.
To reach this goal we need to get these important messages to the
President, policymakers and the general public:
o The development of a preventive HIV/AIDS vaccine is an urgent national
priority. Mothers, fathers, grandparents, and all adults are
concerend about developing a vaccine to protect our children.
[grass roots support]
o As President Kennedy so boldly challenged the country to win the space
race to the moon, President Clinton should declare the development