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San Francisco City Supervisor Harry
Britt will keynote the banquet at the Hyatt
Hotel. It's scheduled for 7:30 p.m. this
Saturday night.
Scott Lago of the Names Project will be
at Palmer Auditorium where the AIDS
Memorial Quilt will be unfurled this Saturday evening at 6 p.m. ceremonies. The
quilt will remain on display all day Sunday.
See HIGHLIGHT feature.
Rev. Jesse Jackson has been invited to keynote rally at
statehouse following this Sunday's noon march up congress Ave. to State Capitol.
MARCH ON AUSTIN
THIS WEEKEND
March to Capitol, Quilt,
Candlelight Walk, Rally,
Banquet, Concerts & Dances
Highlight Historic Weekend.
AUSTIN - The long awaited March on
Austin weekend has arrived. The four-day
and night affair begins this Friday, April 28
with open house at the Driskill Hotel and
continues through next Monday's AIDS
action demonstration on Lobby Day at the
State Capitol.
Never before in the history of Texas
have so many gathered in one place to
march and rally for lesbian and gay rights.
Thousands are expected.
Harry Brill of San
Francisco keynotes
this Saturday's benquet at the Hyatt
Regency.
TWT NEWS photo.
Some very big names are in Austin for
the weekend's activities. Rev. Jesse Jackson has been invited to be the keynote
speaker for this Sunday's rally on the State
House steps. Confirmation was pending
at press time, TWT NEWS learned.
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Nat'l tour dIrector
Scott Lago in Austin
for quilt showing at
Palmer AuditorIum.
TWT NEWS photo.
Teresa Trull and Dianne Davidson will be
in concert Friday night at the Austin Crest.
Bandango entertains at this Saturday
night's Tejano Dance at the Hyatt Ballroom.
Sunday is the big day for the march up
Congress Avenue to the State Capitol. It
begins at high noon, followed by a rally on
the statehouse steps. Then it's off to
Waterloo Park for an outdoor festival from
2 to 6 p.m.
Following the festival, participants will
light candles at dusk for an AIDS Memorial
Walk back to Palmer Auditorium where
closing ceremonies at 8 p.m. will cap the
historic day.
Founder of the Nat'l
Names Project, Cleve
Jones, welcomes all
. Texans to see the
quilt this weekend.
TWT NEWS photo.
Monday, May 1, gives new meaning to
May Day with an AIDS Action Demonstration at the State Capitol. It will coincide
with Lobby Day.
For an up-to-date schedule of events,
see this week's COVER STORY.
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JOB SEARCH
WORKSHOP
MCCDALLAS
HOSTS AUTHOR
OLCS Invites Public to
Hear Career Consultant Help
Polish Employment Resumes.
Father McNeill Brings His
Controversial Message about Gays
To Dallas Church This Weekend.
DAllAS
- Internationally
known
author and lecturer Father John McNeill
brings his message of "furthering
the
Gospel's objective of true human liberation" to Dallas this weekend, April30-May
1. He will be speaking and autographing
his books at the Metropolitian Community Church of Dallas, 2701 Reagan.
Father McNeill will be a pulpit guest at
MCC-Dallas' regularly scheduled 7:15 p.m.
service this Sunday. Then on Monday, May
1, at 7:15 p.m., Father McNeill will be the
quest of Dignity-a
support group for
Catholic gays and lesbians. Both appearances will be at MCC-Dallas.
McNeill said he'll autograph copies of
his books The Church and the Homosexual and his newest book Taking a Chance
on God: Liberating Theology for Gays, Lesbians and' Their Lovers, Familys and
Friends, following each program. Copies
of both books will be available at the MCCDallas bookstore.
"In all cultures and in every period of
history, a certain percentage of men and
women develop as gays and lesbians.
These individuals should be considered as
part of God's creative plan," McNeill wrote.
"Their sexual orlentatlon has no necessary connection with sin, sickness, or failure; rather it is a gift from God to be accepted and lived out with gratitude. God does
not despise anything
that God has
created," McNeill has written.
Father McNeill describes
Taking a
Chance on God as a personal book havi ng
drawn heavily on his experience. He
challanges traditional church positions on
human sexuality. He holds that sexual
fulfillment is not the exclusive right of
heterosexuals, that human beings do not
choose their sexual orientation,
they
discover it; and that "the only healthy and
holy Christian response to a lesbian or gay
orientation is to learn to accept it and live
out in a way that is consonant with Christian values."
Prior to this visit to MCC-Dallas, Father
McNeill will be a featured speaker at this
weekend's March on Austin.
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Zacharias (r) of Hermann Trust presents grant money
to Janet Cohen (I), director of AFH development
TWTNEWSphoto by Karl Dunajski.
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AFH RECEIVES
$13,395 FUNDING
Hermann Trust & Broadway Cares
Make Double Donation for
PWA Transportation Expenses.
HOUSTON - AIDS Foundation Houston [AFH] has been awarded $13,395 in
transportation funds for clients to travel to
and from medical service appointments.
The total came from two donations$10,895 from Hermann Trust Charitable
Care Endowment and $2,500 from Broadway Cares, an AIDS support and resource
organization of the New York theatrical
community.
"These funds will provide about 1,440
one-way trips via taxi at an average cost of
$9.30 pertrip," said Janet Cohen, director
of development.
"It's important for clients to be able to
ride by taxi because of the amount of time
this saves in emergency situations, compared to using public transportation," she
said.
"Transportation
is an ever increasing
need among people with AIDS because
generally they are living longer and now
are needing more outpatient
medical
attention.
"These new funds will go a long way to
restoring some dignity in providing a doorto-door delivery for clients to necessary
medical attention," said Cohen.
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DALLAS - Oak lawn Community Services [OlCS] has advised TWT NEWS that it
is conducting two one-day workshops to
give all the answers. George Anderson,
career consultant, will address important
issues such as finding ajob fast, learning
to network, boosting your self-confidence
and how to start looking.
The next job search process workshop
is scheduled for Saturday, May 6, reported
Gary Swisher of OlCS.
"Once you've mastered the job search,
you may need help in polishing up your
resume writing and interviewing skills," he
said. "Come by on May 6, 8:30 a.m.-4:30
p.m., when Anderson will help you learn
what to include in a resume and how to put
your best foot forward in an interview."
To enroll in the programs contact the
OlCS offices at (214)520-8108.
AUSTIN ROOMMATE
REFERRAL SERVICE
Gay Student Network Formed
In Capital City to Help
Gay & Bisexual Apt. Dwellers.
AUSTIN - The Capital City has a new
roommate referral service, called the Gay
Student Network [GSN]. It began operation
on April 1.
A spokesperson explained that it's a
roommate referral service for people who
are gay or bisexual or who are wi IIing to live
with someone gay or bisexual. The service said it was accepting listings for any
location in the state.
Persons wishing to be listed were asked
to send the information requested on the
registration cards or call (512)462-0305.
Those who would like to obtain a copy
of the service's "Have Housing" or "Need
Housing" listings were asked to send $2
to P.O. Box 2585, Austin, TX 78768. Specify
which list you want and for what city, and
be sure to include a complete return address, said GSN.
Registering to get listed is free and
registrants are not required to order a list.
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First Annual Houston
Conference On AIDS
In America
Conference Director
Conference co- Director
Conference Coordinator
DALLAS CANDIDATES
FORUM TUESDAY
Adan Rios, M.D.
Gordon Crofoot, M.D.
Lynne K. Tiras, CMP
This year AIDS as it relates to the workplace, with
its associated impact on the overall economy as well
as the future of legislative efforts designed to help in
the solution of this tragic problem in Texas, forms
the core of the First Houston Conference on AIDS in
America. There has been no limitation in our effort
in bringing together a distinguished faculty for this
event.
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Houston, Texas
May 11-12, 1989
Keynote Speaker
Luc Montagnier, M.D., Head of the Viral Oncology Unit,
Department of Virology. Institut Pasteur, Paris, France
The conference is open to health care workers,
employers, and employees. In addltlon, it is
also open for registration to any member of
the general public who may have Interest in
learning more about this rather Important issue.
Program
Thursday, May 11, 1989
7:30 a.m. Registration
Continental Breakfast
8:30
Welcome
Adan Rios, M.D., Houston, Texas
8:50
Announcements
9:00
9:45
10:00
10:45
11:00
11:45
The Evolution of Human Immunodeficiency
Viruses and Their Role with the
Pathogenesis of AIDS
Luc Montagnier, M.D., Paris, France
Break
Confronting AIDS: The San Francisco
Experience
Paul Volberding, M.D., SanFrancisco, California
Questions and Answers
Special Discount for nurses.
The Texas Legislative Task Force on AIDS:
A Look to the Future
The Reverend Chris C. Steele, Houston, Texas
Questions and Answers
For further information contact:
International Meeting Managers, Inc.
4550 Post Oak Place,Suite 248
Houston, Texas77027 (713) 965-0566
12:00 p.m. Lunch Break
1:00
1:45
AIDS In the Workplace
Alan Emery, Ph.D., San Francisco, California
Substance Abuse
Eugene
Degner,
M.D.,
Houston,
Texas
2:30
Break
2:45
The Medical Care of the AIDS Patient
Gordon Crofoot, M.D., Houston, Texas
3:30
Panel Discussion
Moderator: R. Palmer Beasley,M.D., Dr. Degner,
Dr. Emery. Dr. Montagnier, Dr. Volberding
Overview
Adan Rios, M.D., Houston, Texas
4:30
Fees
The $275.00 registration fee includes tuition. syllabus,
continental breakfasts, coffee breaks. and the Thursday
evening dinner. Written notification of cancellation
must be received prior to May 4, 1989to obtain partial
refund of fee (a $25.00 administrative fee is retained);
thereafter no refunds will be made.
We reserve the right to limit registration and cancel
the course no less than one week prior to the course
should circumstances make this necessary. Tuition in
full will then be refunded.
7:30 p.m. First Annual Humanitarian Awards Dinner
Friday, May 12. 1989
7:00 a.m. Continental Breakfast
8:00
Announcements
Introduction of Morning Topics
Adan Rios, M.D .• Houston. Texas
8:30
The Economic Impact of AIDS
Anne A. Scitovsky, Palo Alto. California
9:15
Health Screening
Professor Mark A. Rothstein. Houston. Texas
10:00
Break
10:15
AiDS and Minorities
Juan Ramos. Ph.D .• Rockville, Maryland
11:00
Panel Discussion
Juan Ramos, Ph.D., Rockville, Maryland
Professor Mark. A. Rothstein, Houston, Texas
Anne A. Scitovsky, Palo Alto. California
12:00 p.m. Conference is adjourned
Special Event
Hyatt RegencyBallroom. Thursday. May 11. 7:30 p.m,
The First Annual Humanitarian Awards Dinner honoring
The Honorable William P. Hobby
Lieutenant Governor, State of Texas
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DALLAS -- Everyone is invited to the
Candidates Forum next Tuesday, May 2,
at 6:45 p.m. at the Oak Lawn United
Methodist Church, corner of Oak Lawn
Ave. and Cedar Springs. There's ample
parking in the rear, stated Mark Shekterof
the Oak Lawn Committee.
Meet the candidates for mayor and city
council Places 2 and 5 which include Oak
Lawn, as well as Place 9 and 10 At Large.
They'll all be there, TWT NEWS was advised.
Each candidate will present their position in opening remarks, then the audience
will have the opportunity to ask questions.
Sponsors for this Forum are the Oak
Lawn Committee
and the Oak Lawn
Forum. Both are community organizations
working for a prosperous future in which
the quality of life is only improved for the
citizens in Oak Lawn.
"At this late point in the campaign, there
should be some lively exchanges between
candidates," stated Shekter. "And, Oak
Lawners will be putting the tough questions to those who seek to represent
them."
There will be reserved seating, and plenty of coffee, he told TWT NEWS.
NAT'L HEALTH
CONFERENCE
The Honorable Gibson D. (Gib) Lewis
Speaker, Texas House of Representatives
The ReverendChris C. Steele
Chair. Legislative Task Force on AIDS
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Many prominent
Texans were among the 1,600 lesbian and
gay health officials who attended the early April National Lesbian & Gay Health
Foundation Conference.
"It was the largest ever," reported
Houston's Bill Scott, who is president of
NLGHF. Counselor Robert Williams called
it "a powerful conference."
Ann Robinson, executive director of the
Montrose Counseling Center, said she felt
the best thing to come out of the conference was "good networking. People from
Houston counselor Bill ScoHproudly unfurls the Texas flag
at the recent national Gay & Lesbian Health Conference
in San Francisco.
TWTNEWSstaff photo.
all over the country had the opportunity to
get together and share ideas," she told
TWT NEWS.
Houston attorney Patricia O'Kane said
the keynote speech was delivered by Dr.
Mervyn Silverman, director of the American
Federation of AIDS Research [AM-FAR].
The conference attracted prominent
persons working with AIDS-related issues
such as politics, research, counseling,
legal, insurance, employment and medical.
"When the best and brightest come
together it can only be for the good,"
observed Bea Roman, director of the National Gay & Lesbian Health Foundation.
After a decade, the eleventh annual conference finally succeeded in becoming
what it always wanted to be--a national
gathering of gay and lesbian health
workers.
But the conference was dogged by a
stormy snafu at the hands of the Immigration and Naturalization Service [INS] when
Hans Paul Verhoef, a Dutch PWA, was detained at the shores of the United States.
For a while it looked like the INS
wouldn't let him in the country because he
has AI DS. But, after some quick maneuvering, the PWA was allowed entry into America; but only after the affair had turned into a circus sideshow, almost overshadowing in the media the importance of the national conference.
There were complaints that the conference was unorganized and that the $170
cost per registrant was too high. "Some
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Jim Smith, D.O., is a family practice
physician who has been involved in AIDSrelated projects in both Tarrant and Dallas
counties.
Rounding out the slate of new boardmembers is Angela King, M.S.W., who
works as director of Mental Retardation
Services for Volunteers of America.
These four board members take office
as the center enters its fourth year. The
Community Outreach Center was formerly the Fort Worth Counseling Center until
a year ago April, when it changed its name
and structure.
It is located at 1125 W. Peter Smith at
South Henderson. Thomas Bruner is executive director.
Houston
NLGHF.
attorney
Patricia
O'Kane, boardmember of
TWT NEWS photo.
persons with AIDS were bumped out,"
reported Judith Stevenson, new director
of Operation Concern.
The quote of the conference, all agreed,
came from Carmen Vazquez, director of
San Francisco's Lesbian & Gay Health
Services.
"America Isn't Doing Shit" is the new
acronym for this disease, AIDS, remarked
Vazquez.
4 BOARD MEMBERS
ARE ELECTED
Community Outreach Center
Of Fort Worth Names Urwin,
Brownlie, Smith & King.
FORT WORTH - The Community Outreach Center has announced the election
of four new members to its board of directors. All fou r wi II serve a two-year term of
office.
Among the new members is Charlene
Urwin, Ph.D., currently serving as director
of the Social Work Program at TCU. She
comes to the board after several years of
working with the center in numerous volunteer capacities.
Peter Brownlie, executive director of
Planned Parenthood of North Texas, has
worked closely with the AIDS Coordinating Council of Tarrant County. He currently
serves as chairof that organization's Task
Force.
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LOPEZ HIRED
AIDS Services of Austin
Says Sylvia Lopez Joins
Staff at New Position.
AUSTIN - Sylvia Lopez has joined the
ASA education staff in the newly-created
position of HIV educator, the result of a
grant from the Texas Department of Health.
Her responsibilities will include working
on efforts focused on wellness programs
for HIV-positive persons. She will also
assist with the safer sex workshops, which
are designed to educate people about the
transmission of the AIDS virus, reported
ASA's Lew Aldridge.
Born and raised in EI Paso, Lopez has
lived in Austin forthe past six years. With
a BA from UT-Austin and an MS in health
care administration from the University of
Northern Colorado, she has spent all of her
professional life in health care.
She comes to ASA from the AustinTravis County Health Department, where
she was acounselor in the HIV screening
program, first as a volunteer and then as
a staff member. Prior to that she was a
departmental manager at St. Mary's Hospital and then at an HMO, both in Tucson.
Lopez said she views her new job as a
natural progression from her previous ATCHD post. She said that's where she
became aware of a gap in services between the time a person was informed of
his or her HIV-positive status and the time
the person needed the medical and support services of ASA.
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HOTZE ATTACKS
AIDS FUNDING
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Rev. Chris Steele and
Glen Maxey Come to Quick
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his old tricks again last week in the Texas
Legislature when he pulled out some of his
badly wom fundamentalist cards out of his
homophobic bag of tricks.
Hotze, long-time enemy of the state's
large gay community, appeared before the
House Public Health Committee saying
that "the so-called AIDS epidemic has really been overblown."
Hotze conjured up some unsettling statistics that showed that more people in
Texas had died of heart attacks and
tumors than of AIDS. "Why then this
preoccupation with AIDS?" he asked.
LGRL lobbyist Glen Maxey had some
quick answers. But most of all, Maxey
labeled Hotze "a sick man." Maxey was
quick to point out that AIDS is not solely
a gay male disease. An outraged Maxey
debunked Hotze's diatribe.
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She was quick to tell the facts. Lingering erroneous fears that AIDS can be
spread casually are medically false, she
stated.
Her remarks were made after Hotze told
lawmakers, "The way to eliminate the disease is to isolate and find out who has the
disease and deal with them accordingly."
Rev. Chris Steele says
Dr. Hotze doesn't have
his facts right about
how AIDS can and
cannot be spread.
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Houston's gay community
unfondly
remembers Hotze for kicking up all kinds
of untruths about gays in the campaign to
defeat Houston's gay rights referendum
four years ago.
Austin's gay community also unfondly
remembers Hotze, especially for kicking up other untruths about gays prior to
capital city voters passing a fair housing
ordinance in the early 80s.
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Lobbyist Glen Maxey
is outraged over Dr.
Hotze's unnumenitsrian
statements.
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Also quick to come to the community's
defense was Rev. Chris Steele, an Episcopal minister from Houston who headed
Lieutenant Govemor William Hobby's
Task Force on AIDS.
She accused Hotze of not knowing what
he was talking about when it came to AIDS
and gays. "It's one thing for individuals in
the general population to have a less than
adequate understanding, but we have people [like Hotze] making decisions based on
inadequate information," Steele charged.
Steele also said she was concemed
about some lawmakers' plans to pass bills
that would prosecute anyone with AIDS
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There are no age restrictions [above 18]
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leaders of the gay community as well as
helping those who support the gay community from outside.
The board said it was seeking general
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law interpretation
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AUSTIN - The first networking conference sponsored by. the newly organized
Texas AIDS Network [TAN] is scheduled
for this weekend, April 28-29.
To be held at the Austin Crest Hotel, the
conference will be an informal session
centering on meeting others involved in
AIDS work and sharing ideas to promote
a more comprehensive statewide approach
to this disease, reported Paul Clover.
The Friday morning session will focus
on accessing national and statewide services and funding in presentations by June
Hornerof Health Resources and Services
Administration of the Centers for Disease
Control; Christie Reed, director of the
AIDS Division of Texas Department of
Health [TDH]; Emily Untermeyer, former
director of the Legislative Task Force on
AIDS; and Dr. Robert Bernstein, Commissioner of Health for the state of Texas.
Rev. Chris Steele, chair of the Legislative Task Force, will present the keynote
address, Clover announced.
Friday afternoon and Saturday morning
will focus on roundtable discussions
about services, education and administration. The conference will conclude this
Saturday morning with a plenary session
with current boardmembers on the future
of Texas AIDS Network, Clover reported.
The networking conference is being given with assistance byTDH. Questions can
be addressed to Clover at (512)472-2273.
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Ten Dallas Women Are Proudly
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At April Ceremonies at Hilton.
DAllAS - The second annual "Extra
Mile Award" banquet was held April 8 at
the Dallas Hilton Inn, honoring women
who have given exemplary service to the
community.
Organized by lory HuittMasters, Molly Behannon, Suzie Fagg and
Lavern Brooks of the Extra Mile Committee, the event recognized ten women for
"going the extra mile in 1988".
The event was hosted by the committee
and last year's honorees. John Thomas,
Executive Director of the AIDS Resource
Center was the featured speaker. Entertainment forthe evening was provided by
Sue Parker, and DJ Candy Cave furnished
after-banquet music.
Nancy Cheyne was recognized forfounding the PWA Supper Club, which provides hot meals to residents of the PWA
Coalition's residence. Barbra Murrell was
honored for "setting
the stage" for
numerous fundraising events, such as
"The Magic of Peter Pan", "The Queen's
Birthday Ball" and "The Sweetheart
Prom".
Lydian Allen and Stefanie
Held,
founders of Bryan's House, providing
direct and respite care for children affected by AIDS, were recognized. Joanna
Kessler, OlCS board member, was
honored for her involvement in numerous
fund raising efforts for the community and
especially for her involvement in the initial
grant that created the AIDS ARMS
Network.
Four women-Linda
lee, Susan Venner, Bonnie
West and Stephanie
Spexarth-received
joint recognition for
their efforts in bringing about the "That's
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a friend with medical bills. Elinor "Tigie"
lancaster was recognized for her "Guiding
Role" as a therapist at OlCS, forencouraging participation by women on the OlCS
board of directors, and for her early awareness and assistance to persons with AIDS.
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banner which will be the official standard leading the march up Congress Avenue
this Sunday, April 30. Step off time: high noon.
The volunteers shown holding the official March on Austin banner are (I-r)Dennis Hatch,
who is March Co-Chair; Dara Gray, who is Female Co-Chair; Mike Alfaro, who is People
of Color Co-Chair; Diane Russel/, who is Treasurer for the March; and Rich Bailey, who
is the March Organizer. Not shown is Delma Gomez, who is the other People of Color
Co-Chair.
These six Austinites are just a few of the many volunteers who have been working
tirelessly to organize what is certain to go down in history as the Texas gay and lesbian
community's finest hour.
Printed here, in this cover story feature, is an up-to-date schedule of events as provided by the March on Austin Committee.
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FRIDAY, APRIL 28
To register or for further information, call one of the numbers below
AIDS Foundation Houston
(713) 623-6796
AIDS Services of Austin
(512) 472-2273
Coastal Bend AIDS Foundation
(512) 883-5815
Community Outreach Center
Ft Worth (817) 335-1994
Oak Lawn Community Svcs
Dallas (214) 520-8108
OASIS(Midland/Odessa)
(915) 332-0738
Galveston AIDS Program
(409) 765-2514
Southwest AIDS Committee
EIPaso (915) 533-5003
TriangleAIDS Network
Beaumont (409) 832-8338
Valley AIDS Council
(512) 428-9322
San Antonio AIDS Foundation
(512) 821-6128
PanhandleAIDS Support Org
Amarillo (806) 358-2853
Welcome to Austin Open House
The March Headquarters at the Driskill
Hotel opens at 4 p.m. Friday. Come by to
visit, pick up your Schedule of Events, buy
buttons, posters and T-shirts or sign up to
be a volunteer at one of the weekend
events. Cash bar.
Trull and Davidson in Concert
Begin the weekend with a bang! Come
hear Dianne Davidson, Olivia Records' hottest new artist, play her full-band boogie
blues. Teresa Trull will follow with her beltem-out rock and blues to keep you dancin'
till midnight. Concert begins at 9 p.m. Friday at the Austin Crest. Sponsor: Live Wire
Productions
Lambda Students Reception
A student mixer on Friday night 7-11 p.m.
at the Driskill Hotel as a prelude to SaturPAGE 33
day's community college. Tickets at the
door. Cash bar. Sponsor: San Antonio
Lambda Students Alliance
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SATURDAY, APRIL 29
Blood Sister Blood Drive
Blood donations will be collected all day
Saturday for the benefit of those persons
at risk for AIDS. Information will be distributed on the how-to's of organizing similar drives in your community. Sponsor:
Blood Sister/AIDS at Risk Donor Program.
Gay Atheist Awakening
Lesbian and Gay Atheists will awaken to
Saturday Brunch from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at
the Driskill Hotel. Guest speakers: Dr.
Madalyn Murray O'Hair and Don Sanders,
of American Gay Atheists. Sponsor: American Gay Atheists.
Lesbian Sex by JoAnn Loulan
Learn to identify and begin to change
behaviors and beliefs that undermine sex
and satisfaction. 10 a.m. until4 p.m. at the
Crystal Ballroom, Driskill Hotel. Sponsor:
Among Friends Dallas.
Citizens' Tribunal
A mock citizens' tribunal will be held at 4
p.m. on the steps of the Texas Supreme
Court Bldg. (north of the Capitol) with state
and national leaders and governmental
agencies on trial for their inaction on AIDS
and gay/lesbian civil rights issues. Everyone is invited to join as jurors! Sponsor:
State ACT UP Chapters and GUTS [Gay Urban Truth Squad of Dallas].
Community College
A continuing education opportunity on
gayllesbian issues. Workshops, trainings,
seminars, etc. are scheduled at the Hyatt
on Saturday 1-6 p.m. and during the Festival on Sunday. All are free of charge. Interpreting services will be provided upon
request.
Names Project Quilt
The Names Project Quilt is an international memorial of 3 ' x 6 ' fabric panels for
persons who have died of AIDS. The quilt
will be displayed at Palmer Auditorium
beginning Saturday at 6 p.m. and all day
Sunday 9a.m. untilB p.m. in its only Texas
appearance this year. Sponsor: The Austin
Names Project.
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Tending the Flame
Reception and gathering featuring guest
speakers and dignitaries at the Hyatt
courtyard from 7:30 to 10 p.m. No admission price. Cash bar. Sponsor: People of
Color Caucus.
March on Austin Banquet
The March Organizing Committee invites
you to attend a banquet featuring Harry
Britt, President, San Francisco Board of
Supervisors, at the Hyatt Regency Ballroom from 7:30-9:30 p.m. with Sponsors'
Reception preceding. Tickets, sponsorships and tables available. Tickets $50.
Tejano Dance
Come celebrate the rich cultural heritage
of the lesbian/gay Hispanic community
with live music by the Tejano Music Award
nominee Bandango. As an added attraction the nationally acclaimed Ballet Folklorico de Texas will perform in traditional
costumes of period, Rounding off the entertainment will be none other than Miss
Gay Texas, Sweet Savage. Festivities
begin at 9:30 p.m. in the Texas Ballroom
of the Hyatt. Tickets at the door $1O. Sponsor: ALLGO [Austin Latino/a Lesbian &
Gay Organization].
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SUNDAY, APRIL 30
Ecumenical Religious Service
Ecumenical worship services will be held
at the Hyatt Ballroom on Sunday morning
at 10 a.m. prior to the march. Featured
speaker will be nationally known writer and
lecturer, Father John McNeil, author of
The Church and Homosexuality. Sponsor:
Texas' Metropolitan Community Churches
and other religious groups.
March To State Capitol
We'll begin gathering at 10 a.m. at Disch
Field at the Austin Coliseum. Bring your
signs and banners, your friends and your
organizations! The march begins at high
noon and will proceed up Congress Avenue to the Texas Capitol.
Rally for Equal Rights
Marchers will gather at the south entrance
of the Capitol to hear from prominent
speakers. The Rev. Jesse Jackson is
among those who have been invited to
speak, in addition to national political
leaders, statewide elected officials, national and state lesbian/gay leaders and
Texas legislative officials.
Festival at Waterloo Park
Following the rally, enjoy live entertainment, arts, crafts and information booths
including food and drink 2-7 p.m. at Waterloo Park, between Red River and Trinity,
between 12th and 15th Street.
Candlelight AIDS Walk
The memorial walk begins at dusk [7:30
p.m.] from Waterloo Park to Palmer
Auditorium
for the B p.m. closing
ceremonies of the Names Project Quilt.
Sponsor: The Austin Names Project.
MONDAY, MAY 1
LGRL Lobby Day at the Capitol
Visit your State Senator and Re.presentative to discuss our legislative program.
.LGRL will hold training sessions at various
times during the weekend and on Monday
morning. Prior appointments with Legislators helpful, call LGRL at (512)474-5475
for information. Sponsor: Lesbian/Gay
Rights Lobby of Texas.
Capitol AIDS Action Demonstration
Concerned citizens will demonstrate at the
Capitol. Legislators will receive representations of each Texan who has died of
AIDS and those who will be diagnosed by
the end of the biennium. All participants
are urged to attend the ACT UP training
session on Saturday during the Gay/Lesbian Community College. Sponsor: State
ACT UP Chapters and Dallas GUTS [Gay
Urban Truth Squad].
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GOALS OF THE MARCH ON AUSTIN
FOR LESBIAN/GAY EQUAL RIGHTS
As partlctpants in the March on
Austin for Lesbian/Gay Equal Rights we
call for:
• Adoption of laws to provide for protection of the equal civil rights of gays
and lesbians and specific laws banning discrimination
based on sexual
orientation.
• Legal recognition of lesbian and gay
relationships, including parental rights
and adoption.
• Support for the right of lesbians and
gays to serve without discrimination in
the Armed Forces, National and State
Guard, including local law enforcement
agencies throughout the state.
• Passage and enforcement of hate
crimes legislation to end violence and
harassment based on prejudice and
hatred, especially as it applies to lesbians and gays.
• Repeal of Section 21.06 of the Texas
Penal Code which criminalizes lesbians
and gays for adult consensual homosexual conduct.
• Beproductlve freedom and the right
to control our own bodies.
• An end to discrimination against per-
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sons living with HIV, ARC AIDS.
• Substantial increases in funding for
and easier access to effective AIDS
prevention education, funding and expansion for research and a major revision of the Texas health care delivery
system, especially for the indigent.
• Access to and funding for new therapies, treatments and drugs for HIV
disease.
• An end to all social, economic,
judicial and legal oppression of lesbians and gays, and people of every
race, gender, ability, class, ethnicity,
ideology, transgenderal orientation and
sexual orientation.
• An understanding that the struggles
of gays and lesbians are affected by the
racism and sexism which oppress people of color and women. Our liberation
is intricately linked to the struggle
against racism, sexism and discrimination on the basis of ethnicity. We call
for an end to these problems on all
levels within the lesbian and gay community as well as in the larger society,
and support the right of self-determination for all people.
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(L-r)DaniBIHardy and Mary Gottwald of the Austin
Names
Project
join national
tour director
Scott
Lago during visit to the capital city.
TWT NEWS
photos by Chris Zimmerman.
Palmer Auditorium on the shores of Austin's
Town Lake-where the quilt is on display this
Saturday evening and all day Sunday.
he AIDS Memorial Quilt is in Austin
this weekend-its
only Texas stop on
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its only tour of the country this year. Although admission is free, donations are
accepted.
"I first saw the AIDS Memorial Quilt in
Washington, D.C. in 1987 and again in
1988," recalled Daniel Hardy, co-chairman
of the Austin Names Project. "Like many
others, I've lost close friends to AIDS. Seeing the quilt is overpowering and empowering at the same time. It was the most
moving experience of my life."
Statistics can tell a story, but numbers
are impersonal. No matter how horrifying
statistics are, people forget the human impact the numbers represent.
"The quilt had and has so much meaning for me," stated Hardy, "I knew it would
have meaning for many others. That's just
one reason why we're bringing it to Austin
this weekend."
The Austin Names project, led by Hardy and Mary Gottwald, is a local chapter
of the nonprofit Names Project Foundation of San Francisco, which started the
quilt in 1987.
A portion of the 9,000-panel quilt is being shown at Palmer Auditorium
this
Saturday and Sunday, April 29 and
30, to raise much needed funds for local
organizations here in Texas that provide
direct services to persons with AIDS.
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The quilt is a response by lesbians, gay
men, their friends and families to the
devastation of AIDS. It vividly illustrates
the human toll of the disease.
The quilt consists of individual 3 ' x 6'
panels [the size of a grave], each of which
remembers the life of a person who has
died of AIDS-and
for each panel, four
other men and women in the U.S. are also
dead from the disease.
Memorial panels have been received
from thousands of individuals and groups
from all 50 states and 13 foreign countries.
"We have had workshops in Austin
where people who've been touched by
AI DS can make panels for their friends and
loved ones," explains Mary Gottwald.
There have also been sewing workshops
this spring in Dallas and Houston.
"Like Daniel, I saw the quilt in Washington and experienced what the quilt
means to so many people. The panels
we've made are now being displayed at
Palmer Auditorium and then incorporated
in the national quilt."
According to Hardy, the Austin Names
Project had three goals for the April 29
and 30 weekend. "Viewing the panels surrounding for as far as you can see shows
the impact of this disease. Each panel was
a human being. People must understand
and be reminded of that.
"The quilt helps people with their grievTWT APRIL 28 - MAY 4
ing and the loss of their lovers, children
and friends. And most importantly, we
want to raise money for Austin-area
groups that provide direct services for people with AIDS," he explained.
M
aterials in the quilt range from leather
to silk and vinyl to lame. Personal
mementos such as jeans, photographs
and stuffed animals are some of the ways
families and friends have remembered
their loved ones.
The statistics for the quilt in its complete form are numbing: It weighs 16 tons;
has 60 miles of seams; nearly 12 miles of
canvas edging; and five miles of walkway
fabric. The logistical and financial touring cost for even a portion of the quilt is
staggering.
The quilt is an ongoing memorial to the
human tragedy of AIDS. Cleve Jones, a
government activist living in San Francisco who helped found the San Francisco
AIDS Foundation, conceived the idea for
the quilt in November 1985.
Jones began it one year later with the
help of Mike Smith. Today, Jones is executive director of the Names Project
Foundation and Smith is general manager.
Tour director is Scott Lago, who is in
Austin for this weekend's Showing.
First displayed October 11,1987 on the
Capito! Mall in Washington, D.C., the quilt
covered a space larger than two football
fields and at that time included 1,920
panels. Over half a million people saw the
quilt that first weekend and listened as
lovers, family and friends read the names
of those memorialized by the panels.
The overwhelming response led to a
four-month, 20-city national tour in 1988,
raising almost $500,000 for AIDS directcare services for local organizations in the
tour cities. This year's tour takes the quilt
to 19 cities here in the United States and
in Canada.
Prior to Austin, the quilt was in Birmingham, Alabama. After Austin, the quilt
moves on to Oklahoma City on May 5-7;
then to Philadelphia and other points on
the eastern seaboard. The tour began in
Salt Lake City last March.
The quilt-now
in Austin-is
on display
at Palmer Auditorium, 4302 Marathon Blvd.
on the shores of Town Lake. It opens this
Saturday at 6 p.m. with the reading of all
the names continuing until 10 p.m. Viewing of the quilt continues all day Sunday,
beginning
at 9 a.m., TWT NEWS was
advised.
Following Sunday's march to the State
Capitol, there will be a candlelight memorial walk beginning at dusk [7:30 p.m.] in
Waterloo Park; participants will walk back
to Palmer Auditorium where closing ceremonies will be held at 8 p.m.
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We can read, more often than we care
to, that gays are to blame for the spread
of AIDS. However an AIDS expert, Thomas
C. Quinn of the National Institute of
Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said of
Latin America, "Once it becomes an
established heterosexual epidemic in
those countries it has a potential for
rapidly increasing in sheer numbers."
[NYT 4/13] The fear is that AIDS in Latin
America will become as prevalent as it is
in Africa now.
The entire U.S. population has benefited
from gay people's epidemic, illness and
death. The country has benefited from the
message lesbians and gays have given to
the tragedy-The Names Project Quilt, for
example.
Because thousands of gay men have
borne the cost, heterosexuals have the
risk-free opportunity to learn about AIDS.
Gay responsibility and education prevent
the spread of AIDS more than if any other
segment of the country had been infected
as early. Gay lives are paving the health
and sexual route which all Americans will
travel for decades to come.
If AIDS had not attacked gay men first,
the virus would have had "a potential for
rapidly increasing in sheer numbers."
government response to the dilemma
would have been immediate, monumental
and useless.
heterosexual reaction would have [and
has] been characterized by chaos,
corruption, vindictivness, witchhunts,
violence and repression. In contrast,
lesbian and gay community response,
though not always perfect, has
demonstrated creativity, compassion and
effectiveness, practiced through constant
heterosexual-inflicted adversity.
Rather than blame, gays deserve
gratitude for their sacrifice which gives
the country time and information to save
the lifes of everyone who changes
behavior.
But no. Our legislators want to spend
time and energy to prevent repealing
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21.06, and to discuss quarantines, and to
prevent enacting anti-discriminatlon
measures.
Our lawmakers want to enact laws to
imprision those who allegedly infect
others with AIDS. They will never realize
that key to prevention is the concept that
through risky behavior one infects oneself.
So lesbians and gays should march on
Austin on this Sunday, April 30. To honor
the fallen who deserve better. To advance
our own situation. We demand better.
And to advance education. Thanks to
our comrades and our sacrifice, the rest
of America has it better.
Michael Jones
Dallas, TX
Stop Pro-Abortionists
Dear TWT:
I am very much interested in working
toward equal rights for gays and lesbians.
I participate in most rallies,
demonstrations, and other forms of
support for the rights of homosexual
citizens. It greatly disturbs me when I
have to also show support for a cause
that I do not believe in, one that has no
relation to gay rights.
Every time the homosexual community
plans an event, the abortion groups jump
on for a free ride and we are forced to
appear to be supporting them too. I am
sure that a lot of gays and lesbians
believe that women have the right to kill
their babies but not all of us share that
belief. Those of us who want to work for
gay and lesbian rights should not be
forced to also fight for a cause that we
believe is wrong.
I am planning to attend this Sunday's
March on Austin and participate as much
as possible. My participation will probably
be limited because I will also be trying to
avoid any possibility that my presence
might be seen as support for any proabortion group. I wish that I could
participate with total and complete
involvement but I cannot support a cause
that I so strongly oppose.
Don Campbell
Dallas, TX
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DearTWT:
Hindsight is always 20/20, unless you
never bother to look back. It's time now to
look at the decision made last year about
scheduling the long overdue March on
Austin to be held April 30.
This rally should have been scheduled
sometime in the first half of the month as
opposed to the last day. The reason for
this is probably becoming clear by now to
the original planners. This session of the
Legislature is wrestling with many issues
that concern us, most notably AIDS
legislation. As the session will be coming
to an end at the end of May, legislation
that is not acted upon soon will be a lot
tougher to pass.
What this means now is that it will take
a lot more force to change some unfavorable opinions that are already taking hold
in Austin. The political momentum that
could have resulted by a well attended
march will now require a really strong
show of support from the masses.
I have immense respect for our leaders
who had the imagination, energy and skill
to put the march together. There is much
enthusiasm in the community for it, and
hopefully, everyone will do whatever
helshe can to help it succeed.
This letter is not meant to demean the
vast efforts that have been put into
organizing this event. I do hope, however,
that we learn and reprioritize what we
view as more important. The scheduling
decision was made so as not to interfere
with our partying.
As TWT reported, the intention was that
it not conflict with either Fiesta or Splash
Day events. The right to live and live freely
should precede partying and making a
buck. Hopefully, with events like the
march, we will be free, healthy, happy and
able to party. By the way, partying and
marching are not mutually exclusive.
O.E. Gaytan
Austin, TX
Scheduling the march between Fiesta and
Splash Dayha'dnothing whatsoever to do with
making a buck. It had to do with picking a date
when we could have the biggest turnout. The
date was picked so as not to conflict with two
of Texas' biggest travel events because, quite
simply, no one can be in two places at the
same time. See you in Austin -Editor
SA PWAs: Give 'em Hell
DearTWT:
For several weeks I have been reading
letters, and hearing discussions regarding
the PWA show set for May 9, at the Noo
Zoo in San Antonio. For years Jerry Lewis
has showed us the devastation caused by
the crippling illness with a parade of
young children in wheelchairs, and
because of the bravery of these young
people the funds required for direct
patient care and research have increased
yearly.
Our people are parading their creativity,
talent and courage, not their disabilities. I
say "bravo, bravo." I stand proud of my
association with SAAF because you will
not allow this illness or negative garbage
being dumped on you to stop you from
going on with life.
If anyone truly wants to help, stop
trying to force our PWAs to help them to
stand up and fight, to shout and yes, sing
and dance. I say, "Give 'em hell, guys, I
love each and every one of you."
Fran Mendez
San Antonio, TX
Oral Sex at Low Risk
Dear TWT:
I do not question the considerable
credentials of the author of two recent
COMMENT
letters of "Oral Sex Risky" and
"Rest of the Story" ["M.S., R.N., C"], but I
do question the writer's logic.
According to the first of his COMMENT
letters, oral sex is risky because a client
of his who indulged only in anal sex with
a condom and oral sex without one
became HIV positive. But, as everyone
knows, condoms are not foolproof, and
thus this client may have become positive
from his anal activities. In that case his
oral activities might have been totally riskfree or, at least, safer.
According to the second of his letters,
oral sex is risky because prostitutes have
been known to transmit "sexually
transmitted disease such as syphilis,
gonorrhea, herpes, etc." to those on
whom they performed orally.
But AIDS, though a sexually transmitted
disease, is not transmitted in the same
way as these other STD's, but requires the
direct passage of the semen or blood of
one person into the blood of the other.
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Thus, while oral sexualists risk getting
these other diseases, they may be at no
risk or little of getting AIDS.
In dealing with AIDS, there are two
things to be avoided-the reality of it and
the irrational fear of it. I do now know if
oral sex is risk-free-to those without
open wounds in the mouth-but
I do know
that you have completely failed to prove
that there is any risk in it. His anecdotal
evidence and faulty logic only add to the
irrational fear of the disease so prevalent
in the straight world around us.
His intentions may be good, but his
paranoia is dangerous.
Carlos Hernandez, Ph.D.
San Antonio, TX
1 ,000 Points of Light
DearTWT:
"A thousand points of light..." was an
expression used by President Bush in his
inaugural speech.
So isn't it ironic that in the U.S. a
thousand points of living lights are being
extinguished each week by the AIDS virus
and federal government indifference.
Peter Black
Houston, TX
AFH Board Concerns
DearTWT:
I am writing about Mr. A. Boyd's article
in VIEWPOINT [Vol. 15, No.5], which was in
reference to the lack of PWAs on the AFH
Board and their problems.
I have been living in Houston about two
months, and have heard mostly negative
comments about Houston's AIDS Foundation Board and AFH operations in general,
from the Houston community.
It seems to me, and to many other
people, that the foundation has some
serious problems that will take many long
hours to correct. These problems could
have been avoided if AFH had a
substantial number of PWAs [HIV-positive
persons] on their board to help do the
planning, rather than some members who
care more about getting their names in
the press than providing the leadership
and planning for the future.
I believe if we get some competent
people who know what they are doing, the
foundation may be able to turn around.
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But AFH has a lot of proving to the public
and governmental agencies before they
become a believable and respectable
agency. True, AFH has done many good
things in the past, but it hasn't done nor
gone far enough to be the leader it claims
to be.
I encourage everyone to seriously
consider all the facts before contributing
to AFH's upcoming pledge drive. AFH
must show that they are deserving of our
gay dollars. I understand there are many
other AIDS·related service organizations
that are doing a better job and could
surely put our money to good use.
In closing, I would say bravo to Mr.
Boyd and his letter; it should have been
said a long time ago. I encourage others
to voice their opinions; that is the only
way AFH will know the community is
serious about the changes Mr. Boyd and I
have mentioned. The power of the pen, to
press and politicians, is all important in
issues you believe in. I do hope these
serious problems are solved. But we will
have to watch and see what happens.
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The fol/owing letter, made available to TWT
concerns the recent controversy
of Greg Louganis not being shown on aI/
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DearTWT:
This letter is intended to correct
misinformation appearing in the media
regarding Olympic champion Greg
Louganis and one of the General Mills'
breakfast cereals, Wheaties.
Recently the Gay and Lesbian Alliance
Against Defamation [GLAAD] urged readers
of its monthly bulletin to protest Mr.
Louganis' absence from the front of the
Wheaties package, an athletic recognition
that has been awarded to only a select
number of Olympians in the 65-year-old
history of the cereal. GLAAD also quoted
a sports marketing executive to the effect
that Mr. Louganis wasn't "macho."
Many readers have erroneously
assumed that the executive who made the
"macho" statement is from General Mills.
He is not-nor does he have any
association with General Mills or Wheaties.
Mr. Louganis and other outstanding
American athletes who participated in the
1988 Summer Olympics were not selected
to appear on the Wheaties package
because at the time the cereal was
negotiating a long-term contract with
basketball star Michael Jordan.
Wheaties is proud of the accomplishments of all of the athletes who represented the United States in the 1988
Summer Olympics.
RC. Shulstad
Director of Media and Financial Relations
General Mills, Inc.
Minneapolis, MN
From Tommie Ross
DearTWT:
I personally would like to take this
opportunity to thank everyone involved in
the official Miss Gay USA 89 pageant.
To all the promoters, sponsors, contestants and new-found friends throughout
the gay community that I have met during
my travels across the United States as
Miss USA 88, a sincere thanks is given to
each of you for all the love and warmth
that has been shown to me, for it has
truly been overwhelming.
I would like to commend Mr. Jerry M.
Bird, president of USA Pageantry, for the
flawless and phenomenal 1989 Miss Gay
USA pageant held in St. Louis, Missouri
April 5-9. Continued success and endless
growth.
Tommie Ross
Miss Gay USA 88
Houston, TX
Guttman never attended a meeting other
than the one [in which] he was elected
treasurer. Mr. Guttman never attended a
demonstration.
There was no ploy, no one pulled the
organization out from under anyone.
Certainly not David Fowler, who never
attended a demonstration for ACT UP
except the one he organized.
The DBAs for "AIDS Coalition To
Unleash Power" and "AIDS Coalition To
Network, Organize and Win" were filed in
Harris County with Harris County Clerk
Anita Rodeheaver, September 13, 1988, by
Leslie Perez as agent. Ever since that date
there was no purpose, no bank account,
no structure. ACT UP was not formed to
complement [any] other group and will not
cater to the whims of a few that may be
media-hungry or for self-qain.
The state charter for AIDS Coalition To
Unleash PowerlAIDS Coalition to Network,
Organize and Win [ACT UP, ACT NOW]
was applied for and granted to give
structure. Six months was a long enough
wait. I will tell you now that ACT UP will
be a peoples' organization. We mean
business. We will not tolerate [any] game
playing. We are going to pray for
deceased friends. We are going to work
like hell to save the living.
ACT UP is not a branch of any
caucus. ACT UP is and will always be for
a cure for the AIDS epidemic. We of ACT
UP open up our arms to you. You may call
us at (713)433-2924.P.O. Box 66275,
Houston, TX 77266.
ACT UP. Fight Back. Fight AIDS.
Leslie Perez
Houston, TX
ACT UP Speaks Up
Dear TWT:
Reference:Vol. 15, No.2, "ACT UP
Breakup; Houston Forms GUTS Chapter."
Since December and David Fowler's "diein," ACT UP has laid dormant. The die-in
was the only ACT UP demonstration
Fowler ever participated in. Don't be
hoodwinked into believing the so-called
ACT UP membership was deceived by the
reorganizing true believers of ACT UPIACT
NOW.
Why should Mr. Norman Guttman be
informed of the intentions to reorganize?
Back in September of 1988, he was
elected to be ACT UP treasurer. Mr.
Guttman opened up an ACT UP bank
account where? A treasurer of what? Mr.
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Raising a Few Concerns
DearTWT:
The First Annual Houston Conference
on AIDS in America scheduled for May 11
and 12 seems like an important and
possibly historic conference.
I have a few concerns I wish to raise.
Why is there no panel discussion
scheduled on the impact of AIDS in the
gay community? Seventy-seven percent of
the AIDS caseload in Texas is comprised
of gay men, nationally AIDS hit the gay
community first and I think those are
reasons enough to have a panel discussion
on this topic.
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Why are no publicly identified people
with AIDS, AIDS-Related Complex or HIVpositives on any of the panels? Don't the
organizers know that the people actually
infected with AIDS, ARC or HIV have more
important things to say than all of the
AIDS "experts?" After all, who knows
more about living with this disease on a
day-to-day basis?
Why is there no discount for people
with AIDS, ARC or HIV? There is a special
rate for students but no reduced fee for
people who may actually learn something
to keep them alive longer or add valuable
insight as people with AIDS, ARC or HIV.
My overriding concern is that the
attendees will not hear the powerful
voices of publicly identified gays, people
with AIDS, ARC or HIV. And those voices
must be heard along with the other
esteemed speakers and attendees.
Michael Petrelis
Austin, TX
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Westheimer Art Festival
DearTWT:
On behalf of the Westheimer Colony Art
Festival, I want to thank TWT and all of the
organizations who contributed for the
1989 spring festival. The festival was a
great success, even though the weather
Sunday was a bit balmy.
Because of the continued support of
the Westheimer Colony Art Festival, we
can continue to support such organizations
as the Montrose Clinic, DIFFA and the
AIDS Foundation of Houston. The dollar
donation that we request at the gates
helps us support other organizations such
as the High School for Performing and
Visual Arts, Montrose Library, Delia
Stewart Dance Company and others.
These community organizations are so
vital to the quality of life in Montrose.
The contributions by TWT and the
businesses who were responsible cannot
be minimized. It was a tremendous
gesture and I want all of you to know how
much it was appreciated.
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Mondays, Wednesdays
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Houston, TX
Thank you for your kind comments. Together we can join in making the semiannual
arts festival one of Texas' biggest events and
travel ho/idays.-Editor
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Public Health Diatribe
Printed below is a copy of two letters that
were sent to Dr. Robert Feldtman and Dr.
Steven F. Hotze, who were the two key people
to testify for the opposition to the recently
introduced antidiscrimination bill before the
Texas Public Health Committee in the Texas
Legislature. See related TWT NEWS story.
-Editor
Dear Dr. Robert Feldtman and Dr. Steven
F. Hotze:
How it is possible to live in a city that
has such a large gay population and
practice such outright homophobia is
beyond my comprehension. Furthermore,
how can someone ignore the virtual
wealth of information that has been
published in the medical field about
homosexuality and AIDS? What rock did
you two crawl out from under?
How long did the opposition of the
recent AIDS antidiscrimination bill have to
search in order to find someone who would
call themselves doctor, and advocate such
outright discrimination and lies in the
same breath?
I'm sure that it wasn't easy to find
someone such as yourselves in the
medical profession; someone that is able
to ignore truth, in order to attempt to give
some validity to the homophobia and
ignorance that the opposition of the gay
rights movement has sown for long. Surely,
you two are a disgrace to your peers and
the medical profession in general.
Being a former resident of Houston and
planning to return very soon, I am
understandably concerned. It's time that
people like yourselves took responsibility
for the lies that you breed.
You deal with more homosexuals and
lesbians every day than you would like to
believe, and it is my wish that they
expose you for what you are. Houston
doesn't need the business of any socially
ignorant and intolerant people such as
yourselves, much less the business of
homophobics that call themselves doctors.
Kenneth Foster
Dallas, TX
TWT readers who wish to write a protest letter were advised of the following addresses.
-Editor
Dr. Steven F. Hotze
Dr. Robert Feldtman
5330 North Freeway 909 Frostwood
Houston, TX 77022
Houston, TX 77024
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VIEWPOINT presents on opportunity for readers to express on in-depth\1!EW
Mr. Splash Day
at the
DO WE REALLY NEED
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aersanol opinion on a wide range of subjects from various perspectives.
All guest editorials must be signed. Opinions expressed in Viewpoint are
those of the Individual guest writers, and not of TWTmagazine, its editors or stott, Furthermore, TWTis not liable or responsible
for the content of Viewpoint. Send your opinion to TWTViewpoint, 811Westheimer, Suite 106, Houston, Texas 77006.
THE OFFICIAL USA PAGEANTRY, INC
3rd Annual
TWT APRIL28 - MAY 4
I
n December of 1981, a group of volunteers began a special service to the
Houston community, a service that has
operated continuously for almost eight
years. This organization is staffed entirely by trained VOlunteers, and accomplishes
an incredible amount of outreach, support
and commun ity education on an unbelievably small operating budget.
It's the Gay and Lesbian Switchboard
Houston [GLSH), The time has come for
Houston's lesbian and gay people to
decide whether such a service is indeed
a necessary part of our community,
Before this question can be addressed,
it's important to explain just what the
switchboard does. The GLSH has nonprofit 501(c)(3) status, which means that
contributions to the organization are taxdeductible,
Its primary function is to provide information and referrals to Houston's lesbian
and gay community. It operates a TDDfTTY
service for the hearing-impaired.
Volunteers are trained in crisis intervention, GLSH also operates as an AIDS hotline, offering information and referrals and,
most importantly, telephone counseling.
This is what sets the switchboard apart
from many other AIDS service providersthey listen. It's what they do best.
All this sounds pretty good, right? Here
is a group of totally dedicated VOlunteers,
operating phone lines seven days a week,
ready to direct out-of-towners to the appropriate clubs, listen to a distraught parent
talk about his or her child's coming out,
and give out March on Austin information,
This service is just a phone call away.
A lot of folks have heard about the switchboard; last year they logged about 10,000
calls. Best of all, it doesn't cost a thing.
And here, friends, is where the misconception lies. While it is true that the GLSH
manages to operate on a minuscule budget, the fact remains that it takes money
to keep the phones open. Primary expenses consist of monthly office rent and
telephone bills, and the overwhelming
source
for these funds
is private
donations.
GLSH has no paid staff-all
work is
done by group volunteers. People who
train to work the phone lines are asked to
give three hours a week. The average
amount of volunteer time, money and
energy put into the organization goes far
beyond that.
s
o what's the pitch? How does all this
affect Houston's gays and lesbians?
What does the switchboard want from the
community?
Simply this-support.
Maybe you've never had a reason to call
the switchboard before. Call them, Find
out what they're about. You'd be surprised
at the things that our community has to
offer, and the switchboard keeps you in
touch with it all.
Perhaps you've been wanting to get
more involved in the community, felt a
need to "give something back." Do it.
Maybe you can be a phone volunteer. Call
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and find out about the GLSH training
classes.
A lot of organizations are asking for your
money: support for social services, for
AIDS services, community improvement.
If you have to give, then give it.
Supporting the GLSH is supporting all
of the above. And consider that if each
person who called the Gay and Lesbian
Switchboard last year gave one dollar or
more, GLSH's operation could be totally
funded.
There are countless businesses and individuals in the community who have, over
the years, given their support to the
switchboard. They know what a valuable
service the GLSH provides, and their contributions are gratefully appreciated.
Oh, about that original question"Does Houston need a Gay and Lesbian
Switchboard?"
Please. Can you imagine not having
one? Think about it.
The Gay and Lesbian Switchboard
Houston has announced its upcoming
volunteer training classes. They will be
held May 5, 6 and 7 and May 13 and 14. The
next available class after that is scheduled
for August 11, 12 and 13and August 19and
20.
For information or to sign up for either
class, phone GLSH at (713)529-3211.
Phone staff volunteers must be at least
18 years of age, and need to undergo 30
hours of training.-Editor
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and
Johnny Simons' new play Young Dowds
premieres at Hip Pocket Theatre in Fort
Worth, and The Best Little Whorehouse in
Texas starts tonight at Theatre Midland,
which will hold auditions at 7:30 p.m. Monday and Tuesday for Orphans.
As part of the activities surrounding this
weekend's March on Austin and the display of The NAMES Project Quilt, Teresa
Trull and Dianne Davidson will perform at
9 tonight at the Austin Crest Hotel, 111 E.
First St.; Liberty Books at 1014-B N. Lamar
will host an open house 4-6 p.m. Saturday;
and Different Stages' production of Charles
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Eryk Markham, in drag as Mother Nurdiger, and Lana
Dieterich 8S Roxanne in The Artificial Jungle.
ne Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
opens tonight (April 28) at the Actors
Workshop in Houston. The anti-establishment play about a charming rogue who
contrives to serve a short sentence in a
mental institution rather than a work farm
is directed by Bill Roberts, who plays the
gay hairdresser in Shear Madness at the
Tower Theater in Montrose.
In Dallas, A Girl's Guide to Chaos returns to Pegasus Theatre, and The Haunting of Hill House begins at Callier Theater
of the Deaf.
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Ludlam's The Artificial Jungle will play
through Saturday at the Acting Studio.
Tony Award winner Ben Vereen will perform at 8 tonight at San Antonio's Municipal Auditorium and Saturday at 8 p.m. at
the Grand in Galveston, and Montgomery,
Plant & Stritch play through May 14 at
Stages in Houston.
Heywood "Woody" McGriff, Tina Marsh,
Diana Prechter and the Farrell Dyde Dance
Theatre from Houston will join the Sharir
Dance Company for the Second Texas
New Dance Festival tonight and Saturday
at 8 p.m. at Capitol City Playhouse in
Austin; and the Joffrey Ballet will perform
its colorful Diaghilev program at 8 tonight
at Jones Hall in Houston, followed by a set
of all-American
works-including
the
Eugene Loring classic Billy the Kid-at 8
p.m. Saturday and 2:30 p.m. Sunday.
The 11th annual Houston International
Film Festival continues through Sunday.
On Saturday, master caricaturist AI Hirschfeld will be presented the HIFF Gold Lone
Star award at the Grand Awards Gala. Call
(713)965-9955 for details.
AI Hirschfeld's inimitable celebrity caricatures have been featured in the New York Times and other publications for 60
years. The number at the end of his signature tells how many times his daughter's name, Nina, appears camouflaged in
the drawing. Thus, Nina's name is hidden seven times in HIFF's commemorative drawing entitled "There's No Business
Like Show Business!, "which captures 20 legendary performers including Louie Armstrong, Fred Astaire, Ingrid Bergman,
Humphrey Bogart, Yul Brynner, Charlie Chaplin, James Dean, Henry Fonda, Judy Garland, Clark Gable, Susan Hayward,
Alfred Hitchcock, John Lennon, Grace Kelly, Vivien Leigh, Steve McQueen, Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley, John Wayne
and Natalie Wood.
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TWT APRIL 28 - MAY A
Jerel Hilding dances the title role of Billy the Kid.
TWT APRIL 28 - MAYA 1989
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Susan Lucci (with Cincinnati Bengal quarterback Boomer
Esiason, who had to turn down Erica's offer to be a spokesperson for her new cosmetics line).
Susan Lucci (Erica on All My Children)
will appear at the Houston Family Food
Festival today through Sunday at the
George R. Brown Convention Center.
Tickets, Please! and Twins will be
presented by the University of Houston's
opera theatre at 8 tonight and 2 p.m. Sunday at UH's Cullen Performance Hall, and
four staged readings by minority playwrights will be featured in "Voices Unsilenced" Saturday and Sunday at Theatre
Three in Dallas.
The Dallas Chamber Orchestra will perform its season finale at 7 p.m. Sunday at
SMU's Carruth Auditorium.
And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little will
play at 7 p.m. Monday through Wednesday
at UH's Houston Room before opening
Thursday at the Jewish Community Center.
Also on Monday, a half-hour exercise
program Everyday Workout hosted by
Miss Canada 1984 Cynthia Kereluk, will
begin at 8:30 a.m. on Lifetime.
Organist Mireille Lagace from Montreal
will perform at 8:15 p.m. Tuesday at University Park Methodist Church in Dallas.
And on Thursday, Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest opens at Mesquite Community Theatre; Godspell begins at Stratford High School in Houston;
and the 19th annual TeleAuction begins
bidding on Houston's Channel 8.
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CLASSIC
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BY DONALEVAN
MAINES
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years ago this week in Texas
In Fort Worth, Agape Metropolitan Community Church held Sunday services at its
new home on SW Loop 820 at the Anglin
Drive exit, while in Abilene, the Exodus
MCC was asked to vacate its meeting
place after media coverage of the church
set the city "on its heels," reported TWT
NEWS.
Marion Pantzer and Walter Strickler
were selected as grand marshals of Houston's 1983 gay pride parade.
On the cover: Chuck Johnson
Westerfield.
(standing)
and Steve
ELI GUKICH
M
ayor Kathy Whitmire said, "I am committed to making sure that our city
is one of the leaders in the fight against
AIDS," as 600 Houstonians carrying candies gathered at City Hall to memorialize
recent AIDS victims and urge government
funding for research into the disease. Still
others called President Reagan at (202)
456-7639 to plead for public assistance.
Mark Spaeth was elected to the Austin
City Council.
(L'r) Charlie Colella, Mr. Splash Day Cliff Ashford, Mike Kea.
GAEG HA\lICAN
Cliff Ashford from Vermont won the annual Mr. Splash Day title over17 other contestants at the Copa in Houston. Charlie
Colella of Illinois and Mike Kea from North
Carolina were the runners-up.
Dirty Sally's Apartment and the Boathouse co-sponsored Austin's Splash Day
on Lake Travis.
The San Antonio Country's tenth anniversary party was held at the Bonham Exchange, where "the legend," Lisa King,
and Angelique
Dior, Monica Layne,
Marissa Marlowe and Syreeta Monroe
Mark Spaeth.
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away fifty-dollar bills last Sunday in honor
of their fifth anniversary blowout. Among
Charlie's Angels on hand was the nicest
angel of them all, Steve Higgenbotham
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THIS WEEK IN DRAG - Trishan Victoria (c) has won the annual Miss Travis
County Pageant, held at the Boathouse in
Austin. In this CRUISE CAMERA photo are
first runner-up Penny Landers (I) and second runner-up Donna Christine (r) with
pageant owners Tamara Fox and Bri Alexander in the top row, middle. Penny also
won Miss Congeniality. Congratulations
from HOT TEA.
AUSTINteaCIOUS - Here's the latest
gossip THIS WEEK IN AUSTIN from Capital City
HOT TEA: Well, no sooner has Austin recovered from last weekend's Gamma Mu
fly-in, than here comes anther big weekend for the Capital City. And, from the
looks of this week's TWT, the long-awaited
March on Austin weekend has arrived.
See our cover story for everything you need
to know and our travel map so you can
find it. You'll find all of Austin's nightclubs
ready to entertain you in proud fashion ....
Party Place: The party animal hosts
have cranked up 404 Colorado this
weekend and next weekend for dancing,
romancing, drinking and cruising. The
doors open at 9 p.m. Friday, Saturday
and Sunday. 404 Colorado? Yes, where
Hall's and Tex's Colorado Street Bar used
to be. The party spot rocks all night. ...
Across the street at the Boathouse, the
dance-till-you-drop atmosphere will keep
visitors ripped with wall-to-wall mayhem
as always. And there's a T-dance Sunday
after the march with Boathouse ice cold
free beer for all. ...
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usual. By the way, Charlie's is the home
bar this weekend for all of the Dallas
Crossroad bars who are in town to march
to the Capitol. And, Charlie's is conveniently located right next door to the
big house ....
A great place to be this March on
Austin weekend is the inviting patio (see
CRUISE CAMERA photo) at the 505 Club. As
always, this colorful spot will be packed
with colorful people. It's the kind of patio
that Dallas and Houston men can fall in
love with ....
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CAMERA photo) is the deejay in the sound
booth playing all that great danceable
music. And doing a little boot scooting on
his own, we hear. Everyone agrees that
Buckles is a hell of a beautiful country
and western club ....
The Crossing starts and ends the March
on Austin weekend on a high note. Friday
there's free drinks for an hour. Sunday
there's an After the March T-Dance with
drink specials. By the way, the Crossing
hosted another annual Pet Parade this
month and the winner of "Best of Show"
was Tuffy the Captain, shown in the
CRUISE CAMERA photo below with his proud groomer. It looks like Fred and Roy
bought a trophy that was bigger than any
of their dogs, or their owners! Yes, the
Crossing spares no expense to bring you
things no one else would dare! ...
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you to sign while you're in Austin this
weekend. All out-of-towners are invited to
come by. After the march, hundreds will
come to chill out at Austin's oldest bar
with their traditional Sunday blowout. ...
TGRA Carnival: The Austin TGRA
chapter has some food, fun and games for
you this March on Austin weekend. Yes,
it's "carnival time" this Saturday on Snuffy's back patio from 3-6 p.m., and then it
moves over to P!,s big patio from 6-10
p.m. Prizes and excitement is promised,
said TGRNs Dave Miller.
TARRANT TEA - Here's what's happening THIS WEEK IN FORT WORTH AND ARLINGTON from HOT TEA: We send get well
wishes to Darlene, owner of D.J.'s Bar
and Restauranton St. Louis. Get well soon ....
Ashburn's on E. Rosedale will be
celebrating their first anniversary with a
weeklong beer bust daily, 2-11 p.m., from
Tuesday to Sunday, May 2-7. Congratulate
George and Ronnie at Fort Worth's only
gay BYOB club ....
Partners on Park Place hosts the Lesbian
Gay Rights Lobby Weekend benefit show
Saturday night. Don't miss out on all the
great fun ....
The Copa hosts an LGRL weekend
benefit show Sunday which is sponsored
by the Imperial Court of the Rainbow
Friendship. Their last benefit netted $200
for the Alpha House. Come out and enjoy
a sensational show ....
Tonight at Arlington 651 the LGRL
weekend benefit show is at 10:30 with a
liquor bust. Come out and support our
freedom fighters. James and Danny have
gotten the permit for the parade on June
4. If you'd like to volunteer or participate
contact them at (817)275-9138. Out of
town entries are welcome, too.
SCANDALOUS TEA - Miss Monier
and Viv of Dallas' Crews Inn jetted off to
Las Vegas last weekend with Howard
Okon of the Wave for the premiere of Breck
Wall's new show at the Sahara, which
was SRO. Everyone is back except for Viv,
who stayed behind for some unknown
reason. When asked why Viv wasn't back,
Gary told HOT TEA, "She was never interested in going to Las Vegas until she
found out that all the cocktails were free!"
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Miss Gay America Naomi Sims. She came
in second last week! Yes, you're reading
correctly: Miss Gay America Naomi Sims
entered-and lost-a talent night. 'Nuff
said....
ALICE DOES DALLAS - Here's what's
going on THIS WEEK IN DALLAS from Big D
HOT TEA: Dallas' favorite watering hole,
JR's, is sporting a new look for spring, and
the CRUISE CAMERA photo above is your
last look at the old paint job. By the time
you read this, the old colors will be gone
and the new green-and-white color
scheme will be gracing the corner of the
Crossroads. Also new at JR's is the new
upstairs bar-cruisier than ever ....
You know that summer is near when
Razzle Dazzle rolls around and it's nearly
that time. Order your tickets now by clipping the handy order form on page 29 of
this week's TWT ....
JRT Productions presents the Miss Hippodrome pageant on Thursday, May 11
with the winner going on to the official
Miss Gay Texas contest. This week's
special guest is indeed special, because
it's the phenomenal Lisa King direct from
Atlanta. She's a Texas favorite and
rightfully so. She gives 110% and
shouldn't be missed by any fan of drag ....
Tom Davis tells HOT TEA that the Mr.
Round-Up Leather contest has been
scheduled for Wednesday, May 17. The
winner will be sponsored to the Mr. International Leather contest, which will be
held in Chicago over the Memorial Day
weekend. The prize includes air fare and
hotel accommodations. The current Mr.
International Leather, Michael Pereyra
will be the special guest at the Dallas contest. Round-Up's C&W dance lessons are
free and you, too, can learn to scoot a
boot every Sunday at 8:30 and every
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Tuesday at 10:30. You'll definitely see
doorman Terry Little (see above) on the
dance floor of the #1 C&W bar in Texas.
Join him ....
We told you last week about Club
Diamantes, Dallas' only gay Hispanic
club. Their grand opening has been
scheduled for next Tuesday, May 2 with a
gala fiesta beer bust from 10 p.m. 'til midnight. Don't miss their three-day Cinco de
Mayo celebration next weekend ....
Remember humpy Ken Wimberly (see
above)? He's at the Wave now so drop by
and say hello. Monday is a good night to
visit the Wave because their "Calling All
Stars" talent night attracts a huge crowd
and lots of famous and familiar facessome of them cracked-like that of former
Photo of the Week: Ever wonder why
we refer to Kathy Jack as "Mr." Kathy?
One look at the CRUISE CAMERA photo
above tells the whole story-what little
story there is to tell. Actually, Kathy Jack
was only proving that she's just one of the
guys, and showing how little it takes to
keep Lisa happy! See them, and it, at Sue
Ellen's-the #1 women's club in Texas....
Beautiful Rachel Masters (see below) is
back at the Village Station and you can
see her hosting the Headliner Hunt every
Monday night between now and June 18,
when the finals will be held. This contest
is a big one and so is the next guest that
the Station has scheduled: Capitol
Records superstar Hazell Dean makes her
only Dallas appearance on her North
American tour on Saturday, May 13. Advance tickets are now on sale, or get
them at the door. Either way, don't miss
this super show ....
Feast you r eyes on
Celebrities bartender
Roger Motley (see
CRUISE CAMERA photo
at right), who will be
featured on the
cover of TWT soon.
Can't wait to get a
closer look? Then
here's a timely tip:
Hurry on down to
Celebs and check
out their new
format, which will
include cabaret
entertainment and
blackjack tables,
along with their
fine food and super
music. ...
Speaking of great food, Hunky's is just
the spot for a quick lunch on their seeand-be-seen cruisy patio. Their burgers
are excellent. Tuesday is a specially good
time to eat-that's when you can enjoy a
complete meal for under $3 ....
The Oak Lawn Committee presents a
City Council candidate forum next Tuesday,
May 2 at the United Methodist Church,
Oak Lawn at Cedar Springs, beginning at
6:45 p.m. The candidates for Places 2, 5,
9 and 10, as well as mayor, will all be
there, HOT TEA learned. For additional
information call (214)520-2020 ....
Finally, we would like to encourage all
of you to attend the March on Austin this
weekend. Buses depart from the
Crossroads at 5:30 a.m. Sunday morning.
Round-trip fare is only $25 and there will
be free beer on the return trip. Transportation provided by Caven Enterprises. Get
up early or, better yet, stay up late and
show your support.
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TEXAS TELETYPE - Texas entertainer
LaWanda Jackson (see above) has added
another notch to her smoking gun of victories. She's on a roll, sweeping through
Texas, picking up titles. She just won Miss
Gay Black Texas at the Hippodrome in
Dallas. She adds that title to her previously
won Miss Black Gay Houston title and
her Miss Southwest Texas/USA title which
was won at Charlie's Angels in Corpus
Christi. And now she's off to vie for Miss
Gay Texas/USA.
MarisSA's TEA party - Here's the
latest gossip THIS WEEK IN SAN ANTONIO
from Alamo City HOT TEA: Of course, the
big item is that Fiesta is over, but the
memories and hangovers continue to
hang over as this town tries to get back to
normal. Yes, there is life in San Antonio
after Fiesta. Here are some memos from
our Fiesta diary ....
Bonham Exchange packed out as usual
with a hot crowd of guys in tank tops
soaking up the heat beat of Bonham's
great deejays. Saturday night after the
Flambeau parade made Bonham look like
New Year's Eve....
Also downtown, the Crew and EI Jardin
were traditional cruise spots for Fiesta
visitors. To many out-of-towners, Fiesta
would not be complete without a visit to
these two longstanding hot spots ....
Over at Ab's Westernaire, visitors got to
meet Bruce, our TWT Fiesta cover boy, in
person. Of course, they also got to meet a
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lot of hot cowboys too, in from all over
Texas....
Up on Main Street, Paper Moon was
rockin' with its stellar shows and latenight dancing, while next door at the
Silver Dollar, folks were spending their
silver dollars to cool down with refreshing
cocktails and do some country dancing ....
Over on San Pedro, the long-awaited
opening of Kolors came to pass with big
crowds. It's a very "kolorful" club and
everyone loves it. And everyone also
loves the new show cast of entertainers ....
Up the street at 2015 Place, the male
strippers on Sunday were a steamy hit.
And the "thank you party" on Saturday
for the Tejas MC and River City Outlaws
was most festive ....
Henry Morales said he was happy to
see so many Fiesta goers come out to his
new club, Poco Loco. Bringing a touch of
downtown to the other side of town was
the Poco Loco happening ....
Out at Memories, folks got into the party
mood quickly. The kickoff buffet on Sunday was very tasty. We're talking a mountain of Mexican food. The entertainment
by Jerry and Hanna was a top act. ...
Lollie, Pam and the gang at the Noo Zoo
rolled out the Fiesta carpet and lots of cash
money for the Dash for Cash. And who
could forget that Fiesta Punch! Wow ....
A great place to chill down with a cool
one during Fiesta was the One-a-Six.
There was food, too, with an outside
barbecue on Sunday. Everyone who went
to the One-a-Six agreed that it's the kind
of bar you want to always go back to ....
The Pump House was geared to the
max during Fiesta. Lots of excitement and
a great cast of bartenders to serve thirsty
Fiesta visitors. Now in its second year, the
Pump House continues to pump out its
nonstop party atmosphere ....
And, during Fiesta there was a grand
opening as the Blue Angel welcomed its
new customers and friends from out of
town. And, Saturday night's TGRA dance
was a hell raiser.
They say a picture is worth 10,000
words. That being the case, see next
week's TWT for all our CRUISE CAMERA
pictures from Fiesta '89.
HOUSTON HOTtealiNE - Here's the
latest going on THIS WEEK IN HOUSTON from
this city's original gossip column, HOT TEA:
First, we take you to see the presentation
of this year's winner of the gay pride logo
contest. Shown receiving his $300 and
black & gold plaque from Brian Keever is
artist Carlos Olivares (r). Congratulations!
His winning slogan: "Stonewall 20-A
Generation of Pride." ...
Momma's Money now has male dancers
every single night of the week-even on
Sunday! Yes, this Westheimer nightspot is
fast becoming the Westheimer hotspot.
Even better than Michael's in its heyday.
'Course that's now a vacant lot. ...
Jim Salter is now cooking up the
barbecue at EJ'son Sundays. He stokes
up the fire at 4 p.m. Great food, promise
Ed and Jeff....
Mother's never ceases to remodel and
expand to handle its big crowds. When you
visit Mother's, you're now walking on
two floors of new carpeting. Feels good ....
Cultural Night: There's a meeting next
Tuesday night, May 2, at 7:30 p.m. at
Parkway Athletic Club for all artists, musicians and culinary artists to plan Cultural
Night, which is scheduled on the pride
week calendar for June 21 at the VentureN's Far Side. "We need help organizing
this event and welcome any and all input," said the committee ....
Strip Finals: The last ten weekly winners
of male strip contests will be on stage at
the Galleon this Monday to compete for
the Spring series finals. Come early for a
good view as the Galleon always packs
out for this beefy event. ..
Customer Appreciation Month at We
Deliver Videos ends with popular Mike
Gregory on hand this Saturday, 2-7 p.m.
as you're invited to "Come Meet the
Stars" of adult video. See you there.
Mike's waiting to meet you ....
The third annual Mr. & Ms. Baile pageant
will be held at Rich's on Friday, May 12.
That's when Felix Garcia and Pamela
Aguilar will give up their crowns to the
new Hispanic winners. See you there ....
800 Pacific: JR's is now a year older,
having celebrated its seventh anniversary
last Thursday with two hours of wall-towall trendies soaking up free drinks. Next
door, work continues at a hectic pace for
the soon-to-open Santa Fe Trading Company. HOT TEA will sneak in soon to sneak
to you some sneak preview photos. All
aboard.
TEA BY THE SEA - Dateline
Galveston: Splash Day on Stewart Beach
is just one weekend away, coming on
Sunday, May 7. To kick off the weekend
of sand and surf, the Kon Tiki holds the
Mr. Splash Day contest next Friday night.
By the way, club owner Ron Burgess has
emptied out his purse to spend some big
bucks on remodeling. What a deal it's
turning out to be. Meanwhile, at Garbo's,
they're getting ready for Splash Day too.
Next Friday the Terrific Three-Donna,
Tasha and Naomi-star in a special presplash show. Then on May 7, it's Stallion,
Eric and Capt. Kurt on stage sporting their
Stewart Beach tans.
MR. TEXAS '89 - Three former TWT
cover boys swept the top three at last
Sunday's sixteenth annual Mr. Texas contest, held at Heaven in Houston. Winning
the state title was Billy Quercia, who succeeds last year's winner, Chris Starr-also
a TWT cover boy. Louis Bradford and Lex
Harral placed as first and second runnerups with Lex naturally and deservedly
winning Mr. Body Beautiful.
The fastest emcee in Texas, Randy lobe,
kept the contest going at rocket speed
with "Miss Gay Everything," Naomi Sims,
and former "Mr. Gay·USA," beefy Mark
Ambrosy, on stage entertaining the
packed house at Heaven.
For SNAPSHOTS from Mr. Texas 1989, see
page 73. So turn the page.
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League champions
for the Montrose Monday Night Men's
League are Big Judy & Her Boys. (I'r) Tom O'Dell, Steve
Stepleton and Sterling Tinsley. (not pictured) Gene (Big Judy)
Basco who was off looking for more boys.
League Champions for the Montrose Monday Night League were Big Judy & Her Boys
and the Thursday night champions were the
Head Hunters. High male average for the
Monday and Thursday leagues was Sterling
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Rubin Allan.
BOWLING AWARDS
HOUSTON - The Montrose Monday
Night Men's League and the Houston Thursday Nite Mixed League got together last sunday, April 22 at Chutes and handed out there
awards for the winter bowling season.
Steve "Stella" Stepleton the mistress of
ceremonies began the awards with all the last
place teams and individuals from Thursday
night receiving "booby" prizes for there hard
efforts. He then quickly moved on to the
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and trophies to the winners.
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Female Game/Series: Sharon Haas
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Female Game/Series: Glenda Horton
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187 average. High female average forThursday was Helen Neumann with a 164.
Summer leagues are now forming for both
the Monday men's league and the mixed
Thursday night league. For more information,
call Steve Stepleton at (713)699-3732.
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but Goodie), Lady Dee plus
surprised everyone connected with the
predominantly gay swim club which is barely one year old.
The club currently sponsors a Friday night
swimming hour to help members get in shape
for the summer season. Anyone interested in
swimming for exercise or competition is invited to join. To find out location and times
call Charles at (214)368-8281.
FUNDRAISER
DALLAS - The Trinity River Aquatic Club
(TRAG) raised almost $1,400 in its first fundraiser which benefited the AIDS Resource
Center and the PWA Coalition of Dallas. Six
TRAC swimmers solicited pledges for each
lap, or in some cases, miles, they swam on
a recent Saturday morning. The resulting
totals in distance swam and money collected
HOUSTON - About 3,200 bicyclists from
across Texas and the U.S. pledged more that
$900,000to fight multiple sclerosis during the
fifth annual Houston to Austin MS 150 Bike
Tour, held April 8-9.
"We're very exicted about this year's bike
tour results," said Barbara Henshaw,
development coordinator. "Last year's event
raised just over $800,000, and we added at
least $100,000to that with this year's tour. We
truly thank all the bicyclists, sponsor's and
volunteer groups who made it happen."
Funds raised during the MS 150 will be used for research, education and services for
those with MS. The Southeast Texas Chapter
serves more than 7,500people affected by MS
in its 65-county service area.
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Houston.
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Same Day Moving Co.
Serving
Montrose
Dallas/Fort
for 9 years. (713) 974-MOVE
Worth.
The Original
Master Plumber
Dependable licensed plumber, residential and commercial repairs, remodel, new installations.
Free
estimates.
Larry (713)524'{)460.
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Gay
IIO,TIUlS
since
(214/817)
Scott
and
the boys
Full Service,
Satisfying
Sisters Statewide
for over a decade
Dallas.
Houston.
(713)928·3061
(713)523 ·9363
Dallas. UCAN have your dreams.
(214)601-UCAN.
Dallas. Cleaning
FISSURES
Anorectal warts, fissures, moles, other. Comfortconvenience-quick
healing with in-office
laser
surgery. Worth the trip. Insurance covers many. Dr.
Trowbridge, near Intercontinental
Airport. Info: (713)
540-2DAY.
Houston. J.v. Porro and Assoc. Sports Massage,
state reg. Hydroenterology,
colon detoxification.
(713)528-3010.
CONSTRUCTION
qual-
Excellent
cleaning:
free
quotes.
Sewing/alterations-Lisa-(713)864-2233.
Houston.
Cleaning - Bill-(713)864-2233.
Houston.
Tax returns,
Air
audits.
conditioning,
refrigeration.
Call Larry
1701 W. GRAY
Houston.
River Oaks Antiques Center
2119 Westheimer.
(713)520-8238, 7 days, 10-6. We
buy, sell, consign antiques and quality collectibles,
furniture, china, crystal, silver, paintings, rugs, etc.
Complete household and estate sales.
Worth.
Since 1979
The Original Gay
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and the boys
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(214/817) 263-7007 (metro)
Satisfying
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Just wanted you to know ...
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in Fayette
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7 Nights a Week
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(214) 526-7402
Houston.
529-0228.
PERSONALS
Dallas.
Dallas.
DISCREET
PERSONAL
INTRODUCTIONS
HIV?
The Dallas Buyer's Club is presently taking apptlcations for memberships
in conjunction
with altemative therapies. For information:
Call (214)526-5068.
Intro Offer $13.00
By Hank. Good Prices, Refs. Call
Worth.
Dallas.
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Houston.
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cleaning
by Maid Up.
Residential & commercial, free estimates. Call (713)
759-9154. Bonded & insured.
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SERVICES
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Dallas. Cleaning
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Houston. Hot bottoms available for hung young
tops. Daytime, safe, photo, phone. Box 86151, Hou.,
TX 77266.
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(713)
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for Will.
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everyone at SalIy's-thanks
for a great winter. Take care, keep smiling and happy trails.
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Houston. Home repairs and remodeling.
(713)863-9129.
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528-6034.
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"Can you afford to send $10, right now?" Get an
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Foundation for Human Understanding funds 26 different projects. Thanks to people who do carelike you!
Austin. Safe, fun times BIM and W/M. (512)441-4720.
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Visa, Mastercard, American Express welcome. Box
outlet: 1925 Westheimer. (713)630-6555. Storage too!
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Houston.
Houston. Personnel for cleaning service. Must have
phone, tran.sportation,
references. (713)62HJ615.
by Casey (214)601-1724.
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bikinis and more-Send
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Houston.
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960-9632.
Staff
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Custom Kitchens & Baths
Interior Remodeling
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(214) 528-9536 or 229-2071 D.P.B.
Houston. Have your portrait painted. Museum
ity. Call (713)521-1133 for free estimate.
New Trucks, Friendly, Careful
Local and Long Distance
(21Lt) 521-(jIl25
For
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Estate liquidations
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antiques, period furniture, silver,
jewelry, china, everything
263-7007
(METRO)
Dallas.
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BY KURT-The
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Houston.
Direct Cremation
$595
COMPLETE
Cremation Service International
5601 Arlington
Houston, TX 77066
(713) 523-1111
ANNOUNCEMENTS
In Loving Memory
of
Mark B. Bovay
July 27, 1945 - March 30, 1988
"If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different
drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears,
however measured or far away."
• You live on, sir, in all of us with whom you shared
a portion of your life in this world.
Jim.
Dallas. Transsexual support group: There is now a
transsexual support group meeting every Friday
from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in Dallas at the DGA, 3920
Cedar Springs Road. The group offers support and
information on services for transsexuals and their
families and friends. You can call Susan at (214)
331-1706 or the DGA at (214)528-4233for more
information.
Fort Worth. Gay Alliance (817)336-8242.
Fort Worth. The COMMUNITY OUTREACHCENTER
(formerly the Fort Worth Counseling Center) is
needing volunteers for the Buddy Project, office
work, hospital visitation, etc. For information, call
(817)335-1994Monday-Friday between 9 a.m. to 6
p.m.
Charles Henry Perkes III
(above)
Born July 13, 1957 in Dallas
Died April 6, 1989 in Houston
Buried at McAllen
Chip was a fine musician, possessing a rich baritone voice that was equally comfortable with the
repertoire from the Art Song to Musical Theatre. An
incredibly brave warrior, he won many battles with
a host of painful and finally, fatal, diseases; who
looked for the best in others, and gave the best he
had.
He leaves behind Chuck and Pat, Bud and Edwin,
Joey, Greg, lifemate Lynn and many wonderful
friends.
In Memoriam
This is the true measure of love.
When we believe
that we alone can love,
that no one
could ever have loved so
before us,
and that no one will ever love
in the same way
after us.
Houston. Free exercise and stress reduction
classes every Tuesday and Thursday from 12:30p.m.
to 2 p.m. These classes are specifically designed
for people living with AIDS, ARC or who are HIV
positive. Working with healing the mind, the body
and the spirit. These classes offer valuable tools to
assist you in your own self-healing process. 1505
Nevada St. For more information call Michael K.
Wilson at (713)523-4241or 526-5683.
OBITUARIES
James Donald Chumley, director of Dallas' Mossl
Chumley Gallery, passed away March 19, 1989 at
Baylor Hospital. Son of Otis Hughie Chumley and
Gladys Pauline Bozer, bom on July 16, 1938,Owensboro, Kentucky. He spent his childhood at the
Woodson Home until his graduation from Sherman
High School.
In 1956, Mr. Chumley entered Texas Tech University, studying architecture, painting and advertising art. He was an active member of the Kappa
Sigma Social Fratemity and the Saddle Tramps service organization.
Jim returned to Dallas in 1975 and opened his
own frame shop, Nimbus, In 1980, Frank Moss
joined Nimbus as a partner. The Moss/Chumley
Gallery opened its first exhibition at the Crescent
in the fall of 1986. Nimbus Gallery was closed in
1987, but Moss/Chumley continued and relocated
to the Quadrangle late in 1988. Frank Moss closed
the gallery in late March due to his own ill health.
Jim Chumley was a founding member of the
Dallas Art Dealers Association and served on the
board of the Texas Sculpture Association until his
failing health forced him to resign.
James is survived by his brothers Billy Chumley
of Spring, Texas; Bobby Chumley of Wills Point,
Texas; and his sister JoNell Wiggins of Denver,
Colorado.
A memorial service for Mr. Chumley was held at
the Dallas Museum of Art in the Main Auditorium
on April 16.
The Jim Chumley Memorial Fund has been established to recognize a deserving artist working in the
visual arts on an annual basis. Contributions may
be sent to: Meadows Museum of Art, Southem
Methodist University, Dallas 75275.
PAGE 90
John Steven Slyke
(above)
11/2/56 - 4/13/89
John died at home with his lover Jamie Bowman
after a long battle with AIDS. He left behind his lover
and his world's two best friends, Liz Bucher and
Peggy Johnson.
John, I'll keep your memory near my heart, my
brilliant, beautiful guiding star, till long life is over,
I too depart to the infinite night where I know you
are.
Love,
Jamie
Rodney Allen Rutledge
(above)
June 11, 1957 - April 15, 198~
Lovin' You Always,
Ricky
Former Houstonian, passed away in Ohio with his
family.
Randy Lohse (above), 28, passed away Friday,
April 21, 1989 at Breckenridge Hospital in Austin
with his mother at his side. Survivors include mother
Lorene, father Charles, sister Teresa and niece
Jessica Randi of Houston, and lifetime companion
Paul Chavis of Austin.
Randy was a volunteer with his mother at the
Names Project in May 1988. He will be missed by
his family and friends. He was an inspiration to all
who knew him. Randy fought hard to hold onto life
and those who loved him know he did not lose by
dying.
Donations may be made to the Omega House in
his memory.
Randy M. Baker
(above)
September 18, 1952 - February 25, 1989
Randy entered peacefully into the Lord's house
on February 25. He is survived by his parents Myrtle and Leslie, sister Anne and brothers Gene, Joe,
Bobby and Ron.
Randy returned home to Kentucky where he rests
in eternal peace.
Randy was dearly loved by all who were blessed
with knowing him.
So until we walk through eternal paradise
together, sleep peacefully my brother and remember, you will always be in our hearts.
With love always,
Ron & Jim
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1-800-828-6417
TEXAS GROUPS BASED IN AUSTIN (Area Code: 512)
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472-3333
Gay & Lesbian Tejanos
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Gay Student Network ... _ . P.O. 2585178768
462-0305
Lesbian/Gay
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People of Color Caucus-MOA
_
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473-8335
Texas Association
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TEXAS GROUPS BASED IN DALLAS (Area Code: 214)
Lesbian/Gay
Democrats
of TX P.O. 190993/75219 522-3507
NGAYA (Nat'l Gay Alliance for Young Adults) P.O. 190426/
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701-3455
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TEXAS BULLETIN BOARDS
Computer
BBS (modem required)
Aunt Jayne's HotHouse
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713-522-3838
Back Alley ... __ .....
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Isle of Lucy _. __
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214-358-5192
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817-654-0065
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Special Delivery
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Stables
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713-621-7081
ABILENE ORGANIZATIONS
(Area Code: 915)
AIDS Hotline
__ ... _. _ ... __ . _ ..
.
677-AIDS
Exodus MCC .
904 Walnutl79607
672-7922
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CLUB (Area Code: 806)
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1851 W. Division
275-9138
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275-1693
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__861-6055
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_ .336-8242
UTA Gay/Lesbian
Assoc ... P.O. 19348-77/76019 . .794-5140
ARLINGTON
RESTAURANTS
(Area Code: 817)
Rage. _
__
809 N. Collins
__
860-8717
AUSTIN ADULT BOOKSTORES
(Area Code: 512)
Austin 6 _
_521 Thompson
Lane _
_ .385-5329
Mr. Video-UT
_ ... 1910 Guadalupe
..
473-0407
AUSTIN ATTORNEY (Area Code: 512)
CliCk, Allen Lee .. _ . _ .. 701 Brazos #500 .. _ . _ .. 320-9099
AUSTIN BUSINESSESISERVICES
(Area Code: 512)
Forbidden
Fruit
512 Neches.
_
_478-8358
Leather by Boots _
at Chain Drive
469-0610
Liberty Books
_ . 1014B N. Lamar Blvd
495-9737
TWT Magazine
_
_. _
443-1971
AUSTIN CHURCHES
(Area Code: 512)
Affirmation
(Methodist)
_.
.. 451-2329
Affirmation
(Mormon) _ .. _ . P.O. 4102178765 .....
458-8608
Austin Gay/Lesbian
Friends (Quakers) .. _ ..
.452-6311
DignitY/Austin
_
. P.O. 2866178768
_452-1186
First Unitarian Church
.. _
_. _
_
452-6168
Integrity/Episc.
__P.O. 180272178718
__ 339-0811/478-2494
MCCA
1100 Springdale
Rd
.929-3660
Oasis Ministry5555
N. Lamar Bldg. L#101441-9191/452-8664
AUSTIN CLUBS (Area Code: 512)
Backstreet.
__ ... __ .... 611 E. 7th .. _.
.....
482-8518
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Boathouse
_407 Colorado
_
_
474-9667
Buckle's Saloon .. _
_115 San Jacinto.
_
_478-5837
Chain Drive __
504 Willow _
480-9017
Charlie's
_. _ .. 1301 Lavaca .. __
_474-6481
Crossing.
_ .. __ .. _ .. 611 Red River __
_
476-3611
505 Club
_. _ .. 505 East 3rd _. __ . _
_479-5050
Nexus _
.401 East 2nd
.495-9553
Petticoat Junction
_ ... 401 E.2nd _. __
472-2199
Sally's Apt.. _
2828 Rio Grande
_ .478-8782
Snuffy's Saloon
_113 San Jacinto
479-8965
AUSTIN COUNSELING
(Area Code: 512)
Johnson, Toby Ph.D
at Liberty Books.
__ .. 495-9737
Waterloo Co. Center
_507 Powell/78703
.... 322-9654
AUSTIN DENTIST (Area Code: 512)
Branch, Ralph J., D.D.S .. _ . _2907 Duval St. .... 472-5633
AUSTIN DOCTORS (Area Code: 512)
Austin Medical Arts Clinic.
#7 Medical Arts Sq. _472-0223
.. Richardson,
Phillip C., MD . _ . _
472-0223
_
_
Smith, Thomas H., MD
472-0223
AUSTIN MEN'S PHONE SERVICE (Area Code: 512)
Action Line ....
_ .. __
_. _
.... 1-800-777-6338
Guys Nationwide
_ .. _1-800-727-4897
Men Across America
__
1-800-888-MALE
AUSTIN ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES
(Area Code: 512)
Adventuring
Outdoors
Club .. P.O. 43918178745 _ .445-7216
AIDS Services of Austin _ ... P.O_ 4874/78765 __ .. 472-2273
ALGPC
_. _
P.O. 822178767 .. _ .. __
462-9888
ALLGO
__
P.O. 13501178711 _ .. _
_ .280-6107
ASA Information
Line
_
_ . .472-AIDS
Austin ACT-UP ... _ ... _
1118 W_ 6th SI. #C-103l78703
Austin Gay Nudists .. _
__
P.O. 49636/78765
Austin Healing Alliance Center _
_ .. _
327-5711
Austin Immune Health Clinic _
__
_
472-2753
Austin Names Project .. 4302 Marathon/78756
__452-1083
Austin PWA Coalition
... _P.O. 50255/78763 __ .. 477-2502
Austin VD Screening
& Clinic __ .. 15 Waller .. __469-2070
Austin Waves (Volleyball) .. __ . _ ...
.. 444-4723
Breakaway (Gay Cycling Club) ..
.. __
_ .443-2733
Capital City Riders MC
__ . __ ... _
.. 447-7325
CARE Unit HIV Testing
1643 E. 2nd
_ .473-CARE
Centex Rainbow Society of Deaf _ . (VoicemY)
. _389-1810
Classic Chassis Car Club ....
__ ... __ .. P.O. 12553178711
Couples-Austin-Texas
(CAD. P.O. 180122178718 .458-8956
Ebony Connection.
_
P.O. 1428178767
478-3786
Family & Friends of Lesbians & Gays
_
328-3830
Gamblers (Bowling)
...
....
__
__
_ .328-8503
Gayline
__
_ .P_O. 8559/78712
. _. _. _
477-6699
Gay Fathers of Austin
_ .. _
_ .. 451-5835
Gay and Lesbian Stu. Assoc. _. P_O_275/78713 .. 471-4387
Gay Student Network.
_ ... P.O. 2585/78768 ....
.462-0305
Informe Sida (Informacion
de AIDS en espanol) .. 472-2001
Law Students for Gay & Lesbian Concerns
....
_ .. _ ....
.. U.T. School of Law .. 727 E. 26th/78705 . .472-7470
Lesbian/Gay
Democrats
of Texas ...
. _ ....
_328-8503
LeSbian/Gay Political Caucus.
_P.O. 822/78767 .. 462-9888
Lesbian/Gay
Rts. Lobby of TX . P.O. 2505/78768 _474-5475
Live and Let Live (AA) _ .. 4405 Medical Pkwy _ . _323-9833
March on Austin _ . _ ... _P.O. 2395/78768 _
_474-5475
People's Community
Clinic.
_. _ ....
_
_
478-1746
Project Transition
.. 2525 Wallingwood
#705N .. 327-2326
PWA Coalition
__
_
_
_ .. 472-3792
Republican
Alternatives
.. __P.O. 1077/78767 _
453-5028
Tennis Network
_ .. _ .... __ . Vince .. __ . _
_447-6549
Texas AIDS Network Austin
_
Paul C. 472-2273
Texas Gay Rodeo Assoc .. _
_
__
462-9419
Third Thursday (Health Care ProfeSSionals)
__
442-5229
BEAUMONT
ORGANIZATIONS
(Area Code: 409)
AIDS Servo of So. East Texas .. P.O_ 5650/77702 .. 842-5438
Lambda Group AA .
6300 College/77707
.. __899-9239
Triangle AIDS Network (TAN.)
.2525 Calder #117/77702 .
... _
_ .. -_
- - - .. 832-8167,832-8338
Trinity Group
_
__
__
_ .. 832-6529
BRYAN/COLLEGE
STATION CLUB (Area Code: 409)
Club 222
__
222 N. Main __
__ .779-7039
BRYAN/COLLEGE
STATION ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLlNES
(Area Code: 409)
AIDS HELPLINE ... _ ....
_
_
_..
. .. 690-AIDS
Brazos Valley AIDS Foundation
_P.O. 9209 ..
College St.l77842-o209
_.
. .. 690-2437
Caritas MCC
__ .. 401 E.31st(Bryan)
775-7219
Gay Student Services ... MCS-Student
Service Center.
........
TAMU #789177843-1237 _
693-5845
Lambda AA . _ . .
.
846-2787
CONROE ORGANIZATIONS
(Area Code: 409)
Gay/Lesbian
Encounter/Support
Group
539-9083
CORPUS CHRISTI ORGANIZATIONS
(Area Code: 512)
Coastal Bend AIDS Foundation
.. P.O. 331416" . 883-CARE
Lambda AA . _
1230 S. Brownlee.
:
991-4506
MCC .. .
1230 S. Brownlee
882-8255
DALLAS ACCOMMODATIONS
(Area Code: 214)
Plantation
Inn. .. .
_
520-3131
DALLAS ADULT THEATRES (Area Code: 214)
La Cage
_ .1812 W. Mockingbird
630-7071
DALLAS APARTMENT
COMMUNITIES
(Area Code: 214)
Beverly Manor Apts.
.
4406 Bowser
528-9832
Findlt (ApI. Locators)
3002 Wycliff
520-2300
The Hub Apts.
.
3136 Hudnall.
.
528-3311
DALLAS ATTORNEYS
(Area Code: 214)
Birdwell, Jerry R
__
357-3311
Flint, Bruce.
.. __3710 Rawlins #911
522-4878
Kowalski, John
3210 Oak Lawn"
526-9699
Manasco, Randy
714 Jackson SI. #200 __ .. 939-9822
Nelson, M. William
.. 3102 Oak Lawn/P.O. 113 .. 526-9861
Solomon, King . _ .. 2911 Turtle Creek #300
522-4522
Stewart, Charles L.
3500 Oak Lawn #400
521-3804
Wilk, David
_
3710 Rawlins #911
522-4878
Wright, David L.
(24-Hours)
_
269-4642
DALLAS BUSINESSES/SERVICES
(Area Code: 214)
Abacus Printing.
.3810 Congress #123 .....
528-1332
Care Line (Home Infusions) 1499 Regal Row #514951-9691
Casey Housecleaning
.
__
946-3551
Chelsea Hair
3136 Routh #106
_
651-9296
Crossroads
Market3930 Cedar Spr.1-800-992-6404/521-8919
Curious Times Bookstore
4008'0' Cedar Springs 528-4087
Ewings & Assoc. (Insurance)
_
.
....
_
2540 Walnut Hill Ln. #240
350-1323
Flowers by Bill
_ . __ .4304 Lemmon
526-8338
Foster, Tim ... C.P.A
5956 Sherry Ln. #504
324-5800
Leather by Boots
2515 Inwood #245
902-8139
Life Mate (Introductions)
691-1728
Michael McKinney
.... TWT Photographer
526-7402
Nast, Tom (Lic_ Tax Accountant)
....
_ .....
__ .. 941-4384
Nature's Best Way ... 13644 Brookgreen
Dr. ... 783-7658
Norma Kristie Inc. _ .3900 Lemmon Ave. #220-0 .. 521-0638
Omni VCR Repair. _
3910 Cedar Springs _
559-3009
Oak Lawn Records
3810 Congress #121
521-0350
Today's Hair Replacement
254-HAIR/1-800-972-1036
TWT Magazine .... 3900 Lemmon Ave. #220
521-0622
Union Jack
.. _ .. _3928 Cedar Springs
528-9600
DALLAS CHURCHES
& RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS
(Area Code: 214)
A Course in Miracles
P.O. 35833/75235
521-6069
Affirmation
(Methodist)
_948-1546
Beth EI Binah (Jewish)
P.O. 64460/75206
526-2085
Bethany Presbyterian
Church
. _ .....
_. _
__ .528-4084
DignitylDalias
__ . _ . P.O. 190133/75219-0133
226-4101
Emergence (Christian
Scientist)
P_0.2878175221
522-3086
Evangelicals
Concerned
(D/FW chapter)
. P.O. 532332 ..
.......
Grand Prairie/75053
642-3185
First Church of Divine Metaphysics
.. _P.O. 683/75221 ...
. __
__ .
..
_
826-7110 ext. 301
First Unitarian Church of Dallas _
_
4015 Normandy
GALA (Reorganized
Members of Latter Day Saints)
.. _
......
_
__
_
530-7658
Grace Fellowship
_
2727 Oak Lawn Ave. _
528-2811
Holy Trinity Community
Church _4402 Roseland. 827-5088
Integrity (Episcopal)
__ .. P.O. 190351/75219
.... 739-5899
Lutherans Concerned
(D/FW Chapter) .. c/o Kent Naasz _ .
... __1805 Caddo Dr.llrving/75060
(214)251-1800
MCC-Dallas
__ ....
_ ... 2701 Reagan.
_526-6221
DALLAS CLUBS (Area Code: 214)
Barracks
_
2615 Inwood _
_
351-5622
Big Daddy's
__ .3913 Cedar Springs.
_
528-4098
Buddies .. _
3415 Mahanna_ .. _
_526-8720
Celebrities
Video Bar & Grill .. 3810 Congress .. 52-CELEB
Club Diamantes
_ .5727 Nash
_ .350-9814
•
Cove
__4020 Maple Ave. _
522-4814
Crews Inn.
. .3215 N. Fitzhugh
526-9510
Dallas Exchange
2555 Inwood #143
_ .. 358-3557
Eighth Day
2509 N. Fitzhugh
827-3765
Hartford's.
.
3905 Cedar Springs
526-4448
Hideaway _
__ . _4144 Buena Vista"
559-2966
Hidden Door
5025 Bowser
."
_
526-9211
High Country
3121 Inwood
351-2278
Hippodrome.
.. _ .. 5029 Lemmon Ave
520-2336
John L's
_ .. 2525 Wycliff
520-2525
JR's
_
3923 Cedar Springs
528-1004
Jugs
3414 Kings Rd
521-3474
No Name Bar
2513 N. Fitzhugh""
826-3200
North Forty Saloon
6316 Denton Dr.
350-6327
Ripcord.
.
2515 Inwood
353-9992
Round-Up Saloon _
4117 Maple Ave.
. .. 522-9611
Sue Ellen's
3903 Cedar Springs
380-3386
Throckmorton
Mining Co .. 3014 Throckmorton
.521-4205
Village Station
3911 Cedar Springs
949-2398
Wave, The
__ .4025 Maple Ave
559-4360
Zippers
3333 N. Fitzhugh
526-9519
DALLAS COUNSELING
(Area Code: 214)
Oak Lawn Comm. Servo .3000 Turtle Creek #204 .520-8108
DALLAS DOCTORS/DENTISTS
(Area Code: 214)
King, Karen K., D.O. .. .9709 Bruton Rd. #6
216-9184
Noss, Michael, D.O
_4140 Lemmon #267
522-6922
Watson, Terry R., D.O
3906 Lemmon #210
520-7200
DALLAS FITNESS CENTERS (Area Code: 214)
Club Body Center
2616 Swiss
821-1990
Fitness Exchange
2525 Inwood #233
956-8311
DALLAS ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES
(Area Code: 214)
AIDS ARMS/Network
... 2727 Oak Lawn #222 ... 521-5191
AIDS Clinic/Parkland
Hospital .. 5201 Harry Hines Blvd.
..............
#6B/75235 ..
..
590-5632
AIDS Hotlines.
.
351-4335, (T.D.D.)521-3118
AIDS Interfaith
Network
.. 6525 Inwood/75209
.. 358-4724
AIDS Mastery Seminar .... P.O. 36125/75235 .... 855-7140
AIDS Prevo Proj., Testing & Counseling/Dal.
Co. Health Dept.
.......
__1936 Amelia Ct
_
920-7900
AIDS Resource Center/DGA
& FHU .
.
.
.. _ .. 4012-B Cedar Springs Rd.l75219
521-5124
AIDS Services/OLCS
.. 3000 Turtle Creek #110 .. 520-8108
Alcoholics
Anonymous
(Dallas Lambda AA)
487-7667
Beth EI Binah (Jewish) ... _P.O. 64460/75206
526-2085
Big Red (Redhaired Men)
P.0.190174/75219
Branding Iron Club .....
P.O. 190471175219 .....
357-4730
Couples (Metro Dallas)
... _ ....
_ .. P.O. 227217/75222
D/FW MAN.
(Metro Area Nudists)
.. _ . P.O. 565633/75356
Daire Center (Adult Day Care for PWAs) .. .. __ .522-4365
Dallas County Deaf AIDS Task Force _. _ . _ .
. . _ .....
... 800 N. Lancaster/75203
... 941-0523 (voicefTDD)
Dallas Gay Alliance
.... P.O. 190712175219
528-4233
Dallas Gay Historic Archives _ .. .
528-4233
Dallas Gay Youth Group
.. P.O. 190426/75219
.. 521-3125
D.I.C.T.B.O. (Oal, Invil. Columbus Day Tourn. Bowling Organ.)
... _
P.O. 140213 .. _
526-8060
Dallas Legal Hospice
.. 4012-B Cedar Springs
.. 522-8064
Dallas On Tap (Dance Group) P.O. 190973/75219
960-1927
Dallas Tavern Guild
3900 Lemmon #220
521-0638
Dallas Women Chorus
P.O. 190973/75219
960-1927
Deaf Action Center.
... ..
.
__ .
.
521-0407
Exp. Weekend
... 12262 Inwood #1206/75234
521-1046
Friends & Relatives of Gays. _ ..
. _(metro)(817)469-7055
Friends, Assoc. & Relating (FAR.)
_
520-2309
Gay Community
Center.
4012-B Cedar Springs.
528-4233
Gay/Lesbian
Hispanics
of Dallas ... P.O. 35023/75235
.. _
__ .. .. _ .. . . .. .. . . . . . .. . . .
.
337-8784
Gay/~esbian
Parents of Dallas
__
467-2038
Gay/Lesbian
Unitarians
.
528-3990
Gay/Lesbian
Young Adults 4012-B Cedar Springs 528-4233
Gayline (Comm. Res. Cntr.) . P.O. 190835/75219
.368-6283
G.U.T.S. (Gay Urban Truth Squad) _
528-4233
Lambda Bowling (John)
337-5479/436-1381
Lambda Weekly (Radio Program of DGA)
_
....
_ ....
__P.O. 64743175206 . ..
.. __
823-7490
Lesbian/Gay
Democrats
... P.O. 190933/75219
522-3507
Lesbian/Gay
Political Caucus of Dallas P.O. 224424/75222
__
_
_
_. _. _
828-9882
Lesbian Information
_
528-2426
Lesbian Visionaries
.. _ . P.O. 191443/75219
_
528-2426
March on Austin (Organ. Cornm.)
_2850 Lucas #146/75219
.. 522-4538
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Men of All Colors Together
P.O. 190611/75219
Metro Gay Mensa
P.O. 35822175235
522-3867
Metroplex
Republicans
P.O. 191033/75219
941-8114
Narcotics
Anonymous
24 hours
699-9306
National Gay Alliance for Young Adults
.
·
P.O. 190426/75219
701-3455
North Tex. Assoc. of Physicians
for Human Rights
.
.....
12222 Coit Rd
233-3100
Oak Lawn Bowling Association
(817)267-8533
Oak Lawn Community
Services (OLCS)
.
.......
3000 Turtle Creek PI. #110
520-8108
Oak Lawn Online
Computer
BBS
358-5192
Oak Lawn Ski Club
P.O. 772/75221
358-0427
Oak Lawn Symphonic
Band
526-8609
Oak Lawn Tennis Assoc
P.O. 11232
739-2726
Oak Lawn Volleyball
526-6433
OASIS Recovery Program/OLCS
.3000 Turtle Creek #110 .
.........................
520-8108
Okinawan
Karate Club.
.
247-8122
PWA Coalition of Dallas/NAPWA
P.O. 4338175208
·
941-0523
Police Harassment
Reporting
528-4233
Presbyterians
for Lesbian/Gay
Concerns
823-2317
Razzle-Dazzle Dallas, Inc
P.O. 224562/75222-4562
Stonewall
Group (Narcotics
Anonymous)
699-9306
Suicide & Crisis Center
828-1000
Texas AIDS Network/Dallas
Gary S
520-8108
Texas Fathers for Equal Rights
P.O. 50052
.
......
One Main PI. Stal.l75250
934-3885
T.G.R.A.lDalias
. .. 520-7137
THRF (Texas Human Rights Foundation)P.O.
191312/75219
T.R.U.S.T. (Teens Relating Unique Situations
Together)
..
·....
.
528-9191
T.v. Haven .. P.O. 293182/Lewisville/75029
.. (214)315-1323
Texas Sidekicks
(cloggers)
330-0100
Trinity River Aquatic Club
368-8281/821-1653
Turtle Creek Chorale .... P.O. 190806/75219 .... 939-1520
United Court of the Lone Star Empire .. P.O. 215013/75221
Violence Against Gays NGTF Hotline
1-800-221-7044
W.I.L. Power (Women In Leather)
699-7806
Womyn Together
.....
P.O. 190712175219
528-4233
Young Adult Positive Support (HIV/ARC)
521-3125
DALLAS MEN'S PHONE SERVICES (Area Code: 214)
ABC Phone Service
.
976-4242
Action Line
1-800-777-6338
ComQuest
(Gay Computer
MatChing)
1-800-633-6969
Guys Nationwide.
.........
.
1-800-727-4897
Man to Man. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.
976-0690
Men Across America.
. .. l-BOO-888-MALE
DALLAS RESTAURANTS
(Area Code: 214)
Celebrities
Video Bar & Grill •. 3810 Congress .. 52-CELEB
Crackers Restaurant
.....
2621 McKinney
.....
871-7268
DALLAS LIVE/LEGITIMATE
THEATRE (Area Code: 214)
Theatre Gemini
521-6331
DENTON ORGANIZATION
(Area Code: 817)
Harvest MCC
387-81BO
EL PASO CLUBS (Area Code: 915)
Old Plantation
219 S. Ochoa
533-6055
San Antonio Mining Company8oo
E. San Antoni0534-9090
EL PASO ORGANIZATIONS
(Area Code: 915)
MCC EI Paso
2201 Mills, P.O. 3121
542-1227
Parents FLAG
833-4256
Southwest
AIDS Comm .. 916 E. Yandell.
79902 .533-5003
FORT WORTH ACCOMMODATIONS
(Area Code: 817)
Quality Inn South
4201 S. Frwy
923-8281
FORT WORTH ATTORNEYS (Area Code: 817)
Wright, David L.
877-1231
FORT WORTH BUSINESS (Area Code: 817)
R&R Travel
(metro)(817)572-7545
FORT WORTH CHURCHES (Area Code: 817)
Affirmation
(Methodist)lTarrant
Co ... P.O. 18414/76118 ..
..........
.
656-B056
Agape MCC
4615 S.E. Loop 820
535-5002
Circle of Glory Church. 3900 College Ave.l76110. 927-1821
Dignity/Ft.
Worth .... 4503 Bridge SI.I76103
283-8588
Evangelicals
Concerned
(D/FW chapter)
.
... P.O. 532332 Grand Prairie/75053
(214)642-3185
Fellowship
of Love Outreach1215
Co. Club Ln. #100/76112
...............................
. .. 451-9307
FORT WORTH CLUBS (Area Code: 817)
Across the Street
700 S. Jennings
332-0192
Ashburn's
3012 E. Rosedale
534-6630
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Copa
2ooA N. Vacek
334-0407
D.J.'s.
.
1308 St. Louis
927-7321
Partner's
1612 Park Place. . . .
. .. 924-2519
The 651 Club
651 S. Jennings
332-0745
FORT WORTH ORGANIZATIONS/HELPLINES
(Area Code: 817)
Community
Outreach Center. 1125 W. Peter Smith/76104.
..................................
335-1994
Cowtown
Symphonic
Band .....
Jay
(214)960-1927
Crisis/Suicide
Intervention
(24-hour help)
927-5544
FW/GPW Assoc. . . . . . .
.
P.O. 2165/76113
Imperial Privy Council
P.O. 365/76101
Legal Defense Fund
336-8242
Lambda AA
921-2871
Lone Star Bowling League
Jerry
336-6925
Longhorn
Bowling Assoc
Joan
624-2151
Other Side (Computer
BBS)
654-0066
Parents & Friends of Lesbians & Gays
834-8943
Tarrant Co. Gay Alliance
P.O. 11044/76110
336-8242
Tarrant Co. Parents Group
P.O. 18414
656-B056
Texas Gay Rodeo Association
P.O. 786/76101
V.D. Clinic
1800 University
870-7223
FORT WORTH RESTAURANT
(Area Code: 817)
D.J.'s Restaurant
1308 St. Louis
927-7321
GALVESTON
Garbo's
2214 Mechanic
763-5922
Kon-Tiki
315 23rd (Tremont)
.763-9031
Mary's II
2502 QV, St.
763-9435
Robert's LaFitte
25th & Q SI.
765-9092
The Steel Door
211 22nd SI.
763-9585
GALVESTON
ORGANIZATIONS
(Area Code: 409)
Community
Care for AIDS, Inc.-UTMB
.
. 12th & Mechanic
RI. J-28/77550
.938-2202/761-3038
Dawn of Faith Metropolitan
Community
Church
.
.........
P.O. -2623177553-2623
765-7626
Galveston Co. Health Depl. (Gal. AIDS Program) .765-2514
Galveston Tennis Network
Jerry
765-5071
Lambda AA
935-6319
Lesbian/Gay
Parents Support.
P.O. 241 . Galveston 77553.
·
762-1464
HARLINGEN
ORGANIZATIONS
(Area Code: 512)
Valley AIDS Council
.. 209 N. 1st St. #1/78550 .. 428-9322
HOUSTON ADULTIVIDEO
BOOKSTORES
(Area Code: 713)
Big City News
10105 Gulf Frwy
947-8999
Gaslite News
3519 Bellaire
Stadium Bookstore
4629 W. 34th
683-1886
HOUSTON ADULT THEATRE (Area Code: 713)
French Quarter
3201 Louisiana
527-0782
HOUSTON APARTMENT
COMMUNITIES
(Area Code: 713)
Chateaux Dijon .... 5331 Beverly Hill Lane
626-3660
Greenway Place Apts
3333 Cummins
623-2034
HOUSTON ATTORNEYS
(Area Code: 713)
Barnich, John Paul .....
2100 Travis #1214
739-0202
Frye, Phyllis
5707 Firenza .... (24 hours)
723-8368
Green, Bill
(24 hours)
266-1004
Levy, Ben G
3400 Montrose #210
528-2728
Martin-Simon,
Elsie .811 West. #107 .(24 hrs.) .521-3168
O'Kane, Patricia Anne. 3212 Smith #102 (24 hrs.). 526-7911
HOUSTON BUSINESSES/SERVICES
(Area Code: 713)
A-I Key & Lock
1612 Westheimer
520-5061
A Moveable Feast
2202 W. Alabama
528-3585
Advance Travel
10700 N.w. Frwy
682-2002
AI's Formal Wear
5524 Weslayan
666-2249
Apollo/Chambers
(Hair Replacement
Cntr.)
.
........
3843 N. Braeswood
669-0031
Basic Brothers
1232 Westheimer
522-1626
Beat, The
2129 W. Alabama
523-8348
Dramatika
3224 Yoakum
528-5457
Earthman Funeral Home (Stan Ford)
659-3000
Eurotan
3701 Montrose
529-5100
Falcon Leather
1732 Westheimer
528-8211
G.w. King Photography
(TWT photographer)
522-2037
Gingiss Formal Wear
.
·
Baybrook Mall
488-9096
·
Almeda Mall
943-3721
·
Town & Country Mall
464-6020
Hair Plus by Don
1701 W. Gray
526-HAIR
I.W. Marks
3841 Bellaire Blvd
_
668-5000
Kwik-Kopy
3317 Montrose
522-1896
Leather By Boots.
.
711 Fairview
526-2668
Leather By Boots. '
at the Ripcord
526-0444
Movemasters
1925 Westheimer
630-6555
Muscles in Action c/o C.J. Harrington
932-9770
RMS Automotive
1759Westheimer
529-5855
Royal Limousine
7120 Hemlock
928-5544
Rutherford,
Roger (TWT photographer)
622-8440
Specs Unlimited
4709 Richmond
961-9705
TNT Shirts
2400 Taft
522-0986
TWT Graphics
(Art, Design, Typsetting)
527-9111
TWT Magazine
811 Westheimer
#106
527-9111
Union Jack
1521 Westheimer
528-9600
U.S.A. Pageantry, Inc
523-5293
We Deliver Videos
1109 Hyde Park
522-4485
HOUSTON CHURCHES
& RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS
(Area Code: 713)
.
Bering Memorial UMC
1440 Harold
526-1017
Church of Religious Science
.. 1505 Nevada .. 526-LOVE
Church of the Resurrection
(S.E. Houston)
489-0167
Church of the Rock ... 7018 Long Pointl77055
591-1342
Community
Gospel Church
... 5309 Feagan
863-8846
Congregation
Aytz Chayim .5BOO Lumberdale
#2 . 688-8997
Dawn of Faith MCC (Pearland, TX) ... P.O. 2373177581 ...
.....................................
922-1184
Dignity (Gay Catholics)
... P.O. 66821/77266
528-0111
Emergence
P.O. 613/Bellaire/77401
665-2642
First Unitarian Church
5210 Fannin St.
526-1571
Gay & Lesbian Mormons
528-4176
Gay People in Christian Science.
P.O. 613/Bellaire/77401
.
.............
(Emergence)
665-2842
Houston Interfaith Alliance
688-8997
Houston LOS Family Sacrament
Meeting
528-4176
Houston Mission Church .....
3217 Fannin
529-8225
Impact Church of Christ
.401 Studewood
#200 .864-5667
Integrity (Episcopalian)
. P.O. 66008177266-6008
.660-8719
Kingdom Community
Church
614 E. 19th ... 880-3527
Lutherans Concerned
623-8633/686-4931
MCCR
1919 Decatur
861-9149
MCC New Freedom in Christ .. 829 Yale/77008 .. 863-8377
Pentecostal
Family of Mont. ... 5309 Feagan
863-8846
Presbytery of New Covenant (Pres. Ctr.)
41 Oakdale
...........
.. .. 526-2585
Rothko Chapel
1409 Sui Ross
524-9839
St. Stephen's
Episcopal Church
1805 W. Alabama
Unitarian Men's Group.
. .. _
528-1571
Weslayan Fellowship
864-8899
HOUSTON CLUBS (Area Code: 713)
Bacchus
523 Lovett
523-3396
Barn
710 Pacific
523-0213
Brazos River Bottom
2400 Brazos
528-9192
Briar Patch
2294 Greenbriar.
.
. .665-9678
Chutes
1732 Westheimer
523-2213
Club Romeo
903 Richmond
528-9110
Cousins
817 Fairview
528-9204
E/J's. . . .
.
2517 Ralph
527-9071
Exit
109 Tuam
528-8623
Galleon
2303 Richmond
522-7616
Heaven
Pacific at Grant
521-9123
JR's
B08 Pacific
521-2519
Kindred Spirits
4902 Richmond
.. 623-6135
Lazy J
312 Tuam
.528-9343
Mary's
1022 Westheimer
. .
.
527-9669
Momma's
Money
534 Westheimer
...
.522-0045
Montrose Mining Co
B05 Pacific
529-7488
Mother's
402 Lovett.
.. ..
.
520-7935
Outpost
2818 Richmond
528-8318
Ranch.
.
9150 So. Main
666-3464
Rich's
2401 San Jacinto
759-9606
Ripcord
715 Fairview
521-2792
Rock 'N' Horse.
....
. .. 1220 Taft
520-9910
Rubio's
202 Tuam . .. . . . .
. .. 522-1207
Scandals.
.
1419 Richmond
528-8903
Studio 13
1318 Westheimer
521-9030
The 611
Hyde Park at Stanford.
..
. .. 526-7070
20/20 Club
3611 Fondren
975-6956
Venture-N
2923 S. Main
522-0000
HOUSTON COUNSELING
(Area Code: 713)
Edd, Nicholas,
Dr., Psy. D .....
2128 Welch
.... 527-86BO
.. Mem. City Prof. #1, 902 Frostwood
#269 .. 465-2377
Montrose Counseling
Ctr. ... 900 Lovett #203 ... 529-0037
Stone, Sharon .....
3935 Westheimer
#306.
. .. 623-6081
Treese, Gary, M.S.w .. 4200 Montrose Blvd. #4BO .522-9816
HOUSTON MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS:
HOUSTON CHIROPRACTORS
(Area Code: 713)
Fletch~", Dr. Richard .....
1245 Vale & 13th.
. .. 862-3897
Dr. Jerry .. 3233 Weslayan #191 .. 963-00BO, ext. 1
HOUSTON DENTISTS (Area Code: 713)
Ron, D.D.S
427 Westheimer.
..
.524-0538
Bruce W., D.D.S
1006 Missouri
.... 529-4364
HOUSTON DOCTORS (Area Code: 713)
Hinkle, David, M.D. .4200 Montrose Blvd. #4BO .522-9816
Martinez, Steve, M.D
4126 S.w. Frwy #1000 .. 621-7771
Montrose Clinic
1200 Richmond
info-528-5531
·
business
528-5535
Strauss, Gerald Z., M.D, .4242 S.w. Frwy, #300 .877-8805
HOUSTON OPTOMETRIST
(Area Code: 713)
Johnson, Dr. Thomas .....
4709 Richmond
.....
961-9705
HOUSTON FITNESS CENTERS (Area Code: 713)
Club Body Center
2205 Fannin
659-4998
Fitness Exchange .. 3930 Kirby Corp. Sq. #300 .. 524-9932
HOUSTON ORGANIZATIONS/HELPLINES
(Area Code: 713)
ACLU
1236 W. Gray. . . . .. .. .. .524-5925
ACT UP Houston
P.O. 66275177266
433-2924
AIDS Dental Referrals
.
529-4364
AIDS Foundation
3927 Essex Lane/77027
623-6796
AIDS Holline
(9 a.m.-9 p.m.)
524-AIDS
AIDS Interfaith Council of Houston.
P.O. 20392 .887-5627
AIDS Legal Hotline.
...................
. .528-7702
American Gay Atheists
.....
P.O. 66711/77266-6711
.....
........
(Dial-A-Gay-Atheist)
880-4242
AMIGA
P.O. Box 9BOI34/77098
520-5667
A Place in the Sun
522-7695
Astro Rainbow So. of the Deaf
(6-9 p.m.)
437-B056
Bering Care Center (Adult AIDS Day Care Center)
.
...........
1440 Harold
520-7070
Bering Dental Clinic (Indigent Care)
1440 Harold ....
............
.
524-7933
Body Positive
3415V, Graustark
524-2374
Center for Positive Lifestyle 1505 Nevadal77006
526-LOVE
CH E (Citizens for Human Equality)P.O.
3045/77253862-1338
Colt 45's
528-9192
Colt 45's AIDS Trouble Fund. P.O. 66804177266 .526-6077
Community
Alliance of Hou .. P.O. 272086/77277 .227-6518
Comm. for Public Health Awareness
.... P.O. 3045/77253
.....................................
522-5084
Crisis Hotline
···
228-1505
Diana Foundation
P.O. 66523/77266-6523
D.I.F.F.A.lPWA
Assistance
Fund 2615 Riverside Dr.l77oo4
·
529-4788
Dignity Center
3217 Fannin
528-0111
Drug Abuse Hotline
l-BO0-662-HELP
Family Connection
(youth shelter)
.523-6825
Fathers First
931-B036
FrontRunners
(runners, joggers)
P.O. 66371/77266
...
·
663-7761/522-0899
GALA
(Gay/Les. Assoc.) of Ft. Bend Co,
P.O. 291
.
·
Fulshear, TXl77441
.
Gay Fathers of Houston
P.O. 981053
77098
.
·
522-6766/861-6495
Gay & Les. Hispanics
Unidos4101
San Jacinto #202177004
·
520-GLHU (4548)
Gay & Lesbian Parents Coalition
P.O. 981053/77098 ...
·............................
.
666-1616
Gay & Lesbian People in Medicine
529-3211
Gay & Lesbian Political Caucus
P.O. 88884/77288
................
.
521-1000
Gay & Lesbian Switchboard
. P.O. 66591/77288
.529-3211
Gays & Lesbians of Rice UniversityP.O.
1892177251527-8101
Gay/Lesbian
Student Assoc. Univ. of Houston
, ..
.... P.O. 314
4BOOCalhoun/77oo4
749-1253
Gay Men's Network
529-3211
Gay Mensa
529-7006
Gay Parents Support
666-1616
Gays Around You
1220 Taftl77019
520-5154
Greater Hou. Pocket Billiards League . PJ Ford .863-8482
Greater Mont. Bus. Guild ... P.O. 66051/77266
528-1111
Guardian Angels
P.O. 66156/77266
523-8352
Gulf Coast Transvestite
Chapter
P.O. 90335/77090
G.U.T.S.(Gay Urban Truth Squad)P.O. 66563/77266529-0100
HAGLES-Ho.
Area Gay & Lesbian Eng. & set.
664-6459
Herpes H.E.L.P. Hotline
666-3856
Houston Bar Owners Assn. (HOBO)
522-5523
Houston Center for Attitudinal
Healing
688-1734
Houston No. Prof ... P.O. 3840 Humble/77347
.. 821-7126
Houston Outdoor Group
·· .521-3641
Houston Tennis Club
Rich
524-2151
Hou-Tex Tennis Club
Tim. . . . . . .. .880-0045
Martin,
Butler,
Smith,
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Houston Thursday Nite Mixed Bowling League
.
................
Steve
699·3732
Houston Women's Softball League
Betty John.
........
11514 Mulholland/77477
495·1159
Imperial Court of the Single Star .. P.O. 980444/77098-0444
Krewe of Hydra
1406 Richmond #138
523·2953
KPFT Radio
419 Lovett
526-4000
Lambda Alanon
521·9772
Lambda Center For Alcoholics
.. 1214 Joanne .. 521·9772
Lesbian/Gay
Democrats
of Texas .... 520·5126 & 527·9143
Lesbian/Gay
Pride Week. P.O. 66684/77266-6684
.529-1223
Lesbian/Gay
Students
..
. . U of H Clear Lake
.
.....
.
2700 Bay Areal77058
LOAFF (Lesbians Over Age 50)
P.O. 980601177098·0601
.....................................
661·1482
Lone Star Nudist Group
P.O. 740572177274
Lone Star Sym. Band .. P.O. 66613177266-6613 .. 528·4346
Lone Star Volleyball
Assn .... Kenny Rodgers ... 522·4374
March on Austin/Ho.
chap. P.O. 66973 #1055/77006523-6109
Medius Assn. Inc
P.O. 66908177266
Miss Camp America
P.O. 142
Bellaire, TXJ77042
Montrose
Branch Library
4100 Montrose .... 520·5487
Montrose City Councilman
Vince Ryan
P.O. 15261 ...
...................
.
247·2004
Montrose Co. Cloggers
987·TAPS
Montrose
Monday Night Men's BOWling League
.
...............
Tommy
699-8160
Montrose Singers .... (a gay men's chorus)
526·8715
Montrose Softball League P.O. 22272177227·2272 522·4529
Montrose Tennis Club
Rich
524·2151
Montrose Writers Guild . P.O. 27084/77227·7084
.461·3008
NAMES Project Houston
1120 Fugate/77oo9
Omega Residence
Hospice
523·1139
Parents and Friends of Lesbians & Gays (FLAG) .890·8148
Presidents Club (GPC past, pres.)P.O. 66844/77266523-6024
PWA Coalition
800 Rosine 2nd Floor
522·5428
Sex Addicts Anon
684-6174
Stone Soup (AIDS Foundation)
623-6796
Texas AIDS Network (T.A.N.)/Houston
522·5428
Texas Heartbeat (Couples Nat'l)
P.O. 70884/77270-0884
Texas Human Rights Found
P.O. 66574/77266-6574
T.G.A.A. Houston
P.O. 66973 #1194177006
Transsexual
Helpline-Houston
522-4526
Visiting Nurses Assoc
520·8115
Womynspace
P.O. 980601/77098
880·9517
HOUSTON MEN'S PHONE SERVICES (Area Code: 713)
Action Line
1·800·777-6338
ComQuest
(Gay Computer
Matching)
1·800-633-6969
Guys Nationwide
1·800·727·4897
Man to Man. . . . . . . . . .
.
976-0690
Mancomm
976·0077
Men Across America
1·800·668·MALE
HOUSTON'S
RESTAURANTS
(Area Code: 713)
Arriba Cantina
1100 Westheimer
524·4800
Baba Yega
2607 Grant St
522-0042
Charlie's Restaurant
1102 Westheimer
522·3332
Chapultepec
813 Richmond
522·2365
House of Pies
3112 Kirby
528·3816
HOUSTON THEATRES (Area Code: 713)
Alley Theatre
615 Texas
228·8421
Chocolate
Bayou Theatre ... 4205 San Felipe
528-0119
Greenway III
Hwy. 59 @ Buffalo Spdwy
626-0402
River Oaks
W. Gray & Shepherd
524·2175
Stages
3201 Allen Parkway
52·STAGE
The "Group" (Theatre Workshop)
522·2204
HUNTSVILLE
ORGANIZATION
(Area Code: 409)
Sam Houston Gay Stud. Assoc ....
SHSU Box 2959/77341
KEY WEST, FLORIDA BUSINESS (Area Code: 305)
Key West Business Guild (information)
. P.O. 4640·S/33041
LONGVIEW
Choices
1016 E. Marshall
753·1052
Jamz
1023 Hwy Sf-South
.758·0046
LONGVIEW ORGANIZATIONS
(Area Code: 214)
American Red Cross/AIDS
Support Group
753·2091
Church With A Vision 2801 Bill Owens Pkwy #189759·9940
LUBBOCK CLUB (Area Code: 806)
The Beach
520611th St
.792·4783
LUBBOCK ORGANIZATIONS
(Area Code: 806)
Community
Outreach Center
... 102 Ave. S ....
762·1019
Gay/Lesbian
Student Assoc.
.. P.O. 4310 S.O.S. office
..
.............
Box 8179410
798-2344
Integrity West Texas
762-0605
Lambda AA
828-3316/798-2903
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L.UG.A
P.O. 64746/79463
791·4499
MCC Lubbock
5501 34th SI.
747·1027
West Tex. AIDS Fund. P.O. 93120 .1220 Broadway #1005.
...................................
747·AIDS
McALLEN CLUBS (Area Code: 512)
P.B.D.'s Lounge .....
Ware Rd. @ Daffodil .....
682·8019
MIDLAND/ODESSA
CHURCH (Area Code: 915)
Holy Trinity Community
Church
1607 So. Main.
.....
Midland/79701
683·8566
MCC
3201 W. Wall, Midland, P.O. 1152179702
NEW ORLEANS ACCOMMODATION
(Area Code: 504)
New Orleans Guest House .1118 Ursulines St .. 566·1177
NATIONAL
ORGANIZATIONS
AIDS Action Council
2033 M. St. NW.!801/
.
.. wasn., DC 20036 .. (202)293·2886/fax (202)296·1292
AIDS Information
recording.
.
1·800·342·AIDS
American
Foundation
for AIDS Research
.
.1515 Broadway #3601 . .- . N.Y., NY 10036·8901
.
...............
(212)719-OO33/fax (212)719·0712
American Gay Atheists,
Nat'l Headquarters
.
. P.O. 66711/Ho. TXJ77266-6711 .... (713)880·4242/
..............................
(718)899·1737
Brethren/Mennonite
Council for Les. & Gay Concerns
· .. P.O. 65724 ...
DC/20035 ... (202)462·2595
Emergence
International
2804 P. SI. NW
.
.
Washington,
DC/2ooo7
(202)944-4360
Federation
of Parents & Friends of Les. & Gays Inc
.
· . P.O. 27605 .. WaSh., DC/2oo38-7605 .. (202)638-4200
Fund for Human Dignity .... 666 Broadway Suite 410.
........
New York, NY 10012
(212)529·1600
Gay & Lesbian Assoc. of Choruses
.
.......
4016 SW. 57th Ave
Portland, OR/97221
Gay & Lesbian Democrats
of America
.
·
1742 Mass. Ave. SE, Washington,
DC 20003
.
·
(202)547·31 04
Gay & Lesbian Parents Coalition
Internat
P.O. 50360 ..
·
Wash., DC/20004
(703)548-3238
Gay Ex-Jehovah's
Witnesses,
"A Common Bond"
.
.. P.O. 405 .. Ellwood City, PAl16117 .. (412)758-0704
Gay Rights National Lobby
P.O. 1892, wasn., DC 20013
·
(202)546·1801
Hispanic United Gays Liberado
561914th Ave. #1·C
..........................
Brooklyn, NY 11219
Human Rights Campaign
Fund
.
· . P.O. 1396, WaShington,
DC 20013 .. (202)628-4160
Lambda Legal Defense
132 W. 43rd NYC 10039
................................
(212)944·9488
Media Fund for Human Rights .. P.O. 'A' Old Chelsea Sta.
..........
N.Y., NY/10011
(212)989-6622
National AIDS Network ... 2033 'M' SI. N.W., Suite 800.
·
WaSh., DC/20036
(202)293·2437
National Assoc. of Business Councils
P.O. 15145 ..
·
San Francisco,
CA 94115
(415)885-6363
National Assoc. of People W/AIDS
.
... 20251 SI. N.W., Wash., DC 20006
(202)429·2856
National Gay Alliance for Young Adults (NGAYA)
.
· .P.0.190426,
Dallas, TX 75219-0426 .. (214)307·7203
National Gay Health Education
Foundation
.. P.O. 784 .
..........
N.Y., NY 10036
(212)563-6313
National Gay Rights Advocates
540 Castro
.
......
San Francisco,
CA 94114
(415)863·3624
National Gay/Lesbian
Crisisline
1·800·221·7044
National Gay & Lesbian Task Force .. 1517 U SI. N.W ...
·
WaShington,
DC/2ooo9
(202)332-6483
National Organization
for Women 1000 16th SI. N.Y. #700
·
WaSh., DC/20036·5705
(202)331-0066
National Public Health Services AIDS HotiineHlOO-342·AIDS
North American Transvestite·Transsexual
Hotline.
.....
600 E. Pine St
Seattle, WA 198122
.
·
(206)329· TVTS (8266)
ODESSA CLUB (Area Code: 915)
Nlte Spot
8401 Andrews Hwy
366-6799
S.R.O
6202 W. County Rd
366·0478
ODESSA ORGANIZATION
(Area Code: 915)
Permian Basin Chapt of SW. AIDS Committee
(OASIS) ..
·
P.O. 13371/79768
367·4900/332-0738
PORT ARANSAS ACCOMMODATIONS
(Area Code: 512)
Sea Horse Inn
142311th S1./78373
749·5221
SAN ANTONIO BUSINESSES (Area Code: 512)
Bexar Florist
602 Montana
... 271·364311·800·722·3927
Encore Video
8546 Broadway
821·5345
Oscar Mendiola Photography
227·1976
TWT Magazine
(512)828-7072 or (713)527·9111
wasn.,
Kevin Wagner Cards & Gifts .. 1900 San Pedro .. 733-3555
SAN ANTONIO CHURCHES (Area Code: 512)
Community
of SI. Francis
332 Wilcox
923-2266
Dignity (Catholic Gays)
P.O. 12484178212
349-3632
Friends for Lesbian & Gay Concerns (Quakers) .. 534·3543
Integrity
P.0.15006
684-4920
MCCSA
1136 W. Woodlawn
734-0048
Religious Science Center of Positive Living
.
...........
5223 McCullough
822-4422
River City Living MCC ... 202 Holland/78212
822·1121
SAN ANTONIO CLUBS (Area Code: 512)
Ab's Westernaire
622 Roosevelt
533·9928
Blue Angel
1812 N. Main
733-6958
Bonham Exchange
411 Bonham
271·3811
Crew
309 W. Market.
....
.
223·0333
EI Jardin
106 Navarro
223·7177
Kolors
820 San Pedro
229·1305
Memories
6402 Callaghan
340·1241
Noo Zoo
10127 Coachlight
341-4778
One·O-Six Off Broadway .....
106 Pershing
820-0906
Paper Moon
1430 No. Main
225·7330
Poco Loco
208 West Ave
.733-5660
Pump House
2022 McCullough
733·3995
Silver Dollar Saloon
1418 N. Main
227·2623
2015
2015 San Pedro
733·3365
SAN ANTONIO MEN'S PHONE SERVICES (Area Code: 512)
Action Line
1-800·777-6338
Guys Nationwide
1-800·727-4897
Men Across America
1·800·888-MALE
SAN ANTONIO ORGANIZATIONS
(Area Code: 512)
AIDS Information
821-6218
Alamo City Men's Chorale
P.O. 120243/78212
Alamo City Volleyball
684·2434
Alamo Human Rights Committee
820-3053
Alcohol Counseling
& Detox MHMR 421 6th SI. .225-4227
Classic Chassis Car Club
P.O. 33654
342·5230
Crisis Hotline (24 hours)
227-4357
Detoxification
Center
622 Dolorosa
225·5481
Drug Abuse MHMR
3721A S. Presa SI.
533·9156
Fiesta Run
P.O. 169672178280·3272
Gay Fathers 2839 NW. Military Hwy. #508178231 342-8696
Gay Switchboard
Bar Info
734·2833
Helpline (Drug Abuse Central)
225-4066
Integrity
P.O. 15006/78212 .....•....
684-4920
Lambda AA
111 W. LaureL
225·5611
LGDT/San Antonio
680·3723
Lutherans Concerned P.O. 290008178520696-0307/734-0759
Names Project
P.O. 120123/78212
.737·2701
Parents of Gays
736-6847
River City Stompers
732·5649
Runaways (Youth Service Project)
299-7660
SAT.G.A.F
821-6218
San Antonio Gay Pride Week Committee
P.O. 12063/78212
SA Gay Switchboard.
P.O. 120402178212·9602
.733·7300
San Antonio NOW
P.O. 33213178265 .....
673·8600
San Antonio Volleyball
923·3909/684·2434
Tejas Motorcycle
Club
679-7471
The Bridge (youth shelter)
.. 606 Wilson Blvd. ..734·9532
SAN MARCOS ORGANIZATION
(Area Code: 512)
SWT Lesbian/Gay
Alliance
... P.O. 823/78667 ... 353-3747
SOUTH PADRE ISLAND ACCOM. (Area Code: 512)
Lyle's Deck (guesthouse)
... 120 E. Atol SI. ... 761·L YLE
TEXARKANA
ORGANIZATION
(Area Code: 214)
Amer. Red Cross Tri-State Living with AIDS Support Group
...........
821 Spruce/75503
793·5602
TYLER ORGANIZATIONS
(Area Code: 214)
East Texas Alliance
P.O. 8094/75702·8094
Dragin Productions
P.O. 6693/75711
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581·1956
UVALDE ORGANIZATION
(Area Code: 512)
Uvalde Organization
P.O. 1124, Uvalde, TX 78802
WACO CHURCH (Area Code: 817)
MCC
1518 Austin Ave
752·5331
WACO CLUBS (Area Code: 817)
Tallulah's
507 Jefferson
#5th
753·9189
Texas Rose
608 Austin Ave
753·9725
WACO ORGANIZATION
(Area Code: 817)
Waco Lambda Student Assoc .....
P.O. 23254/76702·3254
WICHITA FALLS ORGANIZATIONS
(Area Code: 817)
PWA Life Coalition of No. Tex. & So. Okla
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2006 Bluffl74307
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767·7800/1·800-252·5010
Wichita Falls Lesbian/Gay
Alliance
P.O. 8063/76307
Wichita Falls MCC
P.O. 8094/76301
696·2668
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