Painted 'piggies' go to market to benefit HIV, AIDS patients

Katie Wood, a Topeka High School art teacher, paints a piggy bank Wednesday evening at Speck's Bar and Grill to be used in a silent auction at the 2013 TAP Gala Benefit for Positive Connections.

http://cjonline.com/news/2013-07-31/painted-piggies-go-market-benefit-hiv-aids-patients

Kansas Bill Raises Concerns For HIV, AIDS Patients

The American Civil Liberties Union and the leading gay rights group in Kansas worry that state legislators are moving toward ending the legal protections that prohibit AIDS and HIV patients from being quarantined.

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Kan. bill raises concerns for HIV, AIDS patients

The American Civil Liberties Union and the leading gay rights group in Kansas worry that state legislators are moving toward ending the legal protections that prohibit AIDS and HIV patients from being quarantined.

http://www.nebraska.tv/story/21845919/kan-bill-raises-concerns-for-hiv-aids-patients