Judge Reverses Bloombergs AIDS Cuts

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Judge Reverses Bloomberg's AIDS Cuts
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          Apr 27, 2011
          
        
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A federal judge has ruled that proposed cuts to New York City's HIV/AIDS Services Administration -- pushed by mayor Michael Bloomberg -- are illegal. 
 
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