The text of the seventh Congressional hearing on the federal response to the Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) epidemic, focusing on federal efforts to devise and implement a massive public education campaign, is presented in this document. A statement by Representative Ted Weiss providing a brief overview of the problem opens the document. Testimony by these witnesses is included: (1) Richard Dunne, executive director, Gay Men's Health Crisis; (2) David W. Fraser, member of the Institute of Medicine, and Health Care and Public Health Panel of the National Academy of Sciences Committee on a National Strategy for AIDS; (3) Kristine M. Gebbie, administrator, health division, Oregon Department of Human Resources; (4) Gilberto Gerald, director of minority affairs, National AIDS Network; (5) Stephen C. Joseph, commissioner of health, New York City Health Department; (6) Michael J. Rosenberg, executive director, American Social Health Association; (7) Florence Stroud, deputy director for community public health programs, San Francisco Department of Public Health; (8) George Swales, director, Sunnye Sherman AIDS Education Project; and (9) Robert E. Windom, Assistant Secretary for Health, United States Department of Health and Human Services. Additional materials submitted for the record are included. (ABL)