Submitted on: January 2, 1993
 
	WASHINGTON -- The U.S. scientist credited with discovering the AIDS
virus and a colleague committed scientific misconduct by publishing
false and misleading statements in scientific papers describing their
groundbreaking work, a government investigation released Wednesday
charged. Based on the conclusion, the report from the Public Health
Service's Office of Research Integrity recommended that Dr. Robert Gallo
and his colleague, Dr. Mikulas Popovic, be supervised for three years to
ensure the accuracy of their work.