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Bathhouses Are Kept Closed

The New York Times - October 24, 1984

The state's First District Court of Appeal refused today to reopen five bathhouses for homosexuals that were closed by a judge last week amid a drive by city health officials against the spread of AIDS, acquired immune deficiency syndrome. Five bathhouses had asked the appeals court to let them reopen pending a hearing Nov. 8 on the city's move for a permanent shutdown. The court said the bathhouses could renew their requests at a later date.


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