CHICAGO (AP) -- Here are the states and the cities where AIDS and
related infections were the leading cause of death among young adults
in 1990.  
   Among men aged 25 to 44, it was the leading cause of death in these
states: California, Florida, Massachusetts, New Jersey and New York.  
   Following are the cities where it was the leading cause of death
among men aged 25 to 44, with the percentage of deaths due to
AIDS-related causes included. Cities and states are listed
alphabetically. CALIFORNIA 
   Berkeley (34 percent)  
   Concord (19 percent)  
   Fullerton (26 percent)  
   Glendale (30 percent)  
   Long Beach (36 percent)  
   Los Angeles (31 percent)  
   Oakland (28 percent)  
   Pasadena (38 percent)  
   San Diego (37 percent)  
   San Francisco (61 percent)  
   San Jose (19 percent) COLORADO 
   Denver (38 percent) DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 
   (33 percent) FLORIDA 
   Fort Lauderdale (51 percent) 
   Hialeah (28 percent)  
   Hollywood (31 percent)  
   Miami (43 percent)  
   Orlando (27 percent)  
   St. Petersburg (21 percent)  
   Tampa (30 percent) GEORGIA 
   Atlanta (38 percent)  
   Macon (19 percent) HAWAII 
   Honolulu (25 percent) ILLINOIS 
   Chicago (18 percent) INDIANA 
   Indianapolis (16 percent) LOUISIANA 
   Baton Rouge (20 percent) MARYLAND 
   Baltimore (20 percent) MASSACHUSETTS 
   Boston (32 percent)  
   Springfield (20 percent) MICHIGAN 
   Grand Rapids (17 percent) MINNESOTA 
   Minneapolis (29 percent) MISSISSIPPI 
   Jackson (21 percent) MISSOURI 
   Kansas City (21 percent)  
   Springfield (28 percent) NEW JERSEY 
   Elizabeth (51 percent)  
   Jersey City (43 percent)  
   Newark (45 percent)  
   Paterson (39 percent) NEW YORK 
   Albany (25 percent)  
   Buffalo (19 percent)  
   New York City (35 percent)  
   Syracuse (16 percent)  
   Yonkers (23 percent) NORTH CAROLINA 
   Durham (18 percent)  
   Raleigh (25 percent) OHIO 
   Columbus (22 percent) OREGON 
   Portland (25 percent) PENNSYLVANIA 
   Philadelphia (19 percent) RHODE ISLAND 
   Providence (23 percent) SOUTH CAROLINA 
   Columbia (21 percent) TEXAS 
   Austin (30 percent)  
   Dallas (34 percent)  
   Houston (30 percent)  
   San Antonio (21 percent) UTAH 
   Salt Lake City (18 percent) WASHINGTON 
   Seattle (39 percent) VIRGINIA 
   Alexandria (30 percent)  
   Arlington (38 percent)  
   Hampton (24 percent)  
   Norfolk (22 percent)  
    
   Among women aged 25 to 44, it was the leading cause of death in
these cities:  
   CONNECTICUT 
   New Haven (28 percent)  
   Stamford (30 percent) FLORIDA 
   Fort Lauderdale (22 percent) 
   Miami (28 percent) MARYLAND 
   Baltimore (15 percent) NEW JERSEY 
   Jersey City (38 percent)  
   Newark (43 percent)  
   Paterson (37 percent) NEW YORK 
   New York City (24 percent)