CBS News Sunday Morning - 1995-12-03

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[0:00] No house guests.

[0:03] It's not even a holiday.

[0:05] It just seemed like a nice night for a

[0:08] Duraflame fire.

[0:11] Duraflame, the secret of fire.

[0:15] Spark and Splash is proud to announce

[0:17] the addition of Waterford wood pellet

[0:18] and gas stoves to its quality line of

[0:20] stoves. Waterford features fine

[0:22] porcelain cast iron stoves made in

[0:24] Waterford, Ireland. To celebrate,

[0:26] they're having a big sale with savings

[0:28] from $100 to $200 on these beautiful,

[0:30] superefficient Waterford stoves. Come to

[0:33] Spark and Splash, where quality and

[0:35] service make a difference. Now featuring

[0:37] Waterford wood pellet and gas stoves in

[0:39] Portland at 122nd and Airport Way or at

[0:42] their downtown battleground store.

[0:45] You're watching Coin TV channel 6.

[1:01] Good morning. I'm Charles Osgood and

[1:03] this is Sunday morning. We did not know

[1:06] what an enemy we had when the first few

[1:09] cases of a mysterious malady appeared in

[1:11] this country a decade and a half ago.

[1:13] Many years later, here we are with

[1:15] hundreds of thousands of victims to

[1:17] remember, but very little in the way of

[1:19] progress to report.

[1:21] Now that malady has a place of its own

[1:23] on a calendar. Friday was AIDS awareness

[1:26] day. In some places, however, no day

[1:29] goes by without awareness of AIDS. John

[1:32] Blackstone will report our cover story

[1:34] this morning.

[1:38] >> 15 years ago, when AIDS first appeared

[1:40] in San Francisco, many believed it was a

[1:42] disease that would soon be defeated. But

[1:45] it wasn't. And now, a new generation is

[1:47] on the brink of danger. For many in San

[1:50] Francisco, caring for people with AIDS

[1:52] has become lifetime work. This S

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