Article: U.S. Waives HIV Rule For N.Y. Gay Games

WASHINGTON The Clinton administration will allow foreigners with the virus that causes AIDS to attend the Gay Games in New York in June.

Attorney General Janet Reno approved a waiver Tuesday to a rule barring people with the AIDS virus from entering the United States.

Visas granted under the waiver will allow stays of up to 10 days. The Gay Games run eight days. Two additional days were allotted for travel.

Reno acted after the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advised her there was no public health reason to prohibit the brief stay, and the Health and Human Services Department determined that visits up to 90 days would not harm public health.

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