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Letter re: September 13, 1989 Sonoma County Commission on AIDS meeting and August Commission meeting
Health and Medicine 1989 AIDS (Disease) United States California Sonoma
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Files were scanned in September 2017 by the County of Sonoma Board of Supervisors' office to provide source materials for Sonoma State University graduate student Kate Todd's 2018 Masters thesis, Sonoma County’s Responses to the AIDS Epidemic, 1981-1997. Copies of all files were also provided to the Library at that time.
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