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'''NAME: David S. Huston

Biography:'''

David S. Huston, a social activist and a longtime leader in the effort to provide proper care for AIDS patients, died Friday at his Mount Airy home from complications of the disease. He was 41. Mr. Huston was an early leader in the region's oldest AIDS organization, the Philadelphia AIDS Task Force, and was a founder of ActionAIDS, the state's largest AIDS service organization, based here.

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Date of Death (delete if non-applicable): 11/19/1993

Age at Death (delete if non-applicable): 41

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	'''Source:''' Richard V. Sabatini, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER David S. Huston, a social activist and a longtime leader in the effort to provide proper care for AIDS patients, died Friday at his Mount Airy home from complications of the disease. He was 41. Mr. Huston was an early leader in the region's oldest AIDS organization, the Philadelphia AIDS Task Force, and was a founder of ActionAIDS, the state's largest AIDS service organization, based here. "David is one of those people without whom there probablyPublished on 1993-11-22, Page D11, Philadelphia Inquirer, The (PA)		'''Source:''' Richard V. Sabatini, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER David S. Huston, a social activist and a longtime leader in the effort to provide proper care for AIDS patients, died Friday at his Mount Airy home from complications of the disease. He was 41. Mr. Huston was an early leader in the region's oldest AIDS organization, the Philadelphia AIDS Task Force, and was a founder of ActionAIDS, the state's largest AIDS service organization, based here. "David is one of those people without whom there probablyPublished on 1993-11-22, Page D11, Philadelphia Inquirer, The (PA)

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−	David ~~Sangster~~ Huston, a social activist and a longtime leader in the effort to provide proper care for AIDS patients, died Friday at his Mount Airy home from complications of the disease. He was 41. Mr. Huston was an early leader in the region's oldest AIDS organization, the Philadelphia AIDS Task Force, and was a founder of ActionAIDS, the state's largest AIDS service organization, based here.	+	[[http://nl.newsbank.com/nojavascript.html\|'''DAVID HUSTON, 41''']]
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		+	'''Source:''' Richard V. Sabatini, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER David S. Huston, a social activist and a longtime leader in the effort to provide proper care for AIDS patients, died Friday at his Mount Airy home from complications of the disease. He was 41. Mr. Huston was an early leader in the region's oldest AIDS organization, the Philadelphia AIDS Task Force, and was a founder of ActionAIDS, the state's largest AIDS service organization, based here. "David is one of those people without whom there probablyPublished on 1993-11-22, Page D11, Philadelphia Inquirer, The (PA)

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−	David S. Huston, a social activist and a longtime leader in the effort to provide proper care for AIDS patients, died Friday at his Mount Airy home from complications of the disease. He was 41. Mr. Huston was an early leader in the region's oldest AIDS organization, the Philadelphia AIDS Task Force, and was a founder of ActionAIDS, the state's largest AIDS service organization, based here.	+	David Sangster Huston, a social activist and a longtime leader in the effort to provide proper care for AIDS patients, died Friday at his Mount Airy home from complications of the disease. He was 41. Mr. Huston was an early leader in the region's oldest AIDS organization, the Philadelphia AIDS Task Force, and was a founder of ActionAIDS, the state's largest AIDS service organization, based here.