The report to the Senate on S. 2345, The Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) Service Coordination Act of 1986, recommends passage of this bill, an amendment to the Public Health Service Act, which would authorize appropriations of $40,000,000 in grants during fiscal year 1987 for demonstration projects providing such services for AIDS patients as comprehensive ambulatory care, home health care services, counseling and mental health services, case management service, and health personnel education about AIDS. Separate sections of the report provide a summary of the bill, information on the background and need for legislation, hearings and history of the bill, and the full text of the bill. Committee views on the bill (including reasons for supporting local planning rather than a new categorical grant program) are next, followed by a report of the committee vote (unanimously favorable), budget estimates, the regulatory impact statement, a section-by-section analysis, and the text of changes in existing law. (DB)