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Fight over needles.


 The governor of New Jersey and her AIDS advisory committee are in disagreement over the best way to prevent HIV infection among injection drug users. Gov. Christie Whitman is opposed to needle exchange programs, but an ad hoc advisory committee is pushing for both needle exchanges and the legalization of over-the-counter sales of syringes. State Attorney General Peter Verniero says that the decriminalization of laws against the possession of hypodermic equipment will weaken the State's fight against illegal drugs. Whitman is currently filling ten vacancies on the 36-member committee.
