AIDS History Help!!!!?

I need 20 important dates(Month, Year) that relate to the discovery of the AIDS viruses. It can be number of cases and deaths on a certain date, microscopic discoveries, announcements or anything else that is relevant.

100 Points to the first person that gives me at least 10 correct dates.

I'm so sorry I meant to put 10 for best answer, but thank you so much for the information I greatly appreciate it and you get best answer when it lets me pick :).

can you really give me 100 points?????????

1) By 1980, HIV had spread to at least five continents (North America, South America, Europe, Africa and Australia).

2) by March 1981 at least eight cases of a more aggressive form of KS had occurred amongst young gay men in New York.

3) in December 1981, it was clear that the disease affected other population groups, when the first cases of PCP were reported in injecting drug users.12 At the same time the first case of AIDS was documented in the UK.

4) By the beginning of July 1982, a total of 452 cases, from 23 states, had been reported to the CDC.

5) by the end of july, 1982, the first reports appeared that the disease was occurring in Haitians, as well as haemophiliacs

6) In November 1982 the first AIDS organisation, the "Terry Higgins Trust" (later known as the Terrence Higgins Trust), was formally established in the UK, and by this time a number of AIDS organisations were already producing safer sex advice for gay men

7) In December 1982, a 20-month old child who had received multiple transfusions of blood and blood products died from infections related to AIDS.35 This case provided clearer evidence that AIDS was caused by an infectious agent, and it also caused additional concerns about the safety of the blood supply. Also in December, the CDC reported the first cases of possible mother to child transmission of AIDS

8) In January 1983, reports of AIDS among women with no other risk factors suggested the disease might be passed on through heterosexual sex.

9) In May 1983, doctors at the Institute Pasteur in France reported that they had isolated a new virus, which they suggested might be the cause of AIDS

10) In September 1983, the CDC published their first set of recommended precautions for health-care workers and allied professionals designed to prevent "AIDS transmission".63 In the UK, people who might be particularly susceptible to AIDS were asked not to donate blood.