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Magic asks president to increase AIDS help
WASHINGTON — Earvin "Magic"
Johnson president Proposed Bush
yesterday to "get more involved" and
more money in the fight against
AIDS.
The Associated Press
Bush pledged to "do the utmost possible" on AIDS research.
Johnson, the former Los Angeles Lakers basketball star who retired after contracting HIV, which causes AIDS, compared the war on the deadly disease to a championship game that needs "a full-court press."
Johnson told Bush in a letter, "No matter how good the team may be, it won't win the championship without the owner fully in the game. I don't feel you've been there up until now."
Johnson said he felt healthy, ran four miles daily and planned to compete this summer on the U.S. Olympic basketball team.
He gave Bush the letter in the Oval Office after Johnson's first meeting as a member of the National Commission on AIDS. Bush appointed him to the commission after the virus that causes AIDS was diagnosed in Johnson.
Johnson said of Bush earlier at a news conference. "He needs to do a lot." He hasn't done a lot. He's said that himself, that he hasn't been involved. he's going to have to allocate more money and get more involved."
The basketball star's letter, a copy
of which was obtained by The Associated Press, urged federal spending increases in the next two years, including $500 million for National Institutes of Health research, $900 million to finance treatment programs under congressional legislation named for child AIDS victim Ryan White, and $500 million for Medicaid payments for care of those infected with HIV.
"This early intervention would save millions of lives and billions of dollars," Johnson said of the proposal to allow Medicaid to pay for those infected with HIV in addition to those with AIDS.
Outside the White House, Johnson said of Bush, "Everybody wants him to speak out more, and he needs to. He's the most powerful man in the world. If he speaks out and says that it's out here and he cares ... then people will listen."
In a photo session before their meeting, Bush struck a defensive posture, saying the government already was spending $4.25 billion to fight AIDS. However, he said he was consulting with the National Institutes of Health on whether more money was needed.
"We will do the utmost possible." Bush said. "We will try to get the maximum research funding level possible. If there's some place where you can put a little more money to get this problem solved, of course we want to be sensitive."
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