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TWT: Let's begin by talking a bit aboutyour Texas roots and how you became-awriter.Larry King: I was born down in Putnam,Texas near Abilene. I liked my mother'sstories so much that I began to want to tellthem and write them. I never had anotherambition. My mother got out of the Cisco,Texas library The Adventures of Tom Saw-yer. Mark Twain's tales gave me so muchthat I began to write stories and submit tomagazines when I was nine years old.TWT: I understand that you had a suc-cessful career on Capitol Hill in Wash-ington prior to becoming a writer.LK: I had a terrible time making a living asa small newspaperman in West Texas andNew Mexico. I loved politics, so I took ajobwith J.T. Rutherford, the Congressmanfrom Odessa, and then for Jim Wright,from Fort Worth. I was put on loan to Lyn-don Johnson a couple of times, becauseI had developed a reputation as a goodspeech writer. When Kennedy was assas-sinated, it brought to me how quick andfast life could be. If I intended to write, Ineeded to get with it. I quit and beganfreelancing.TWT: How well did you know theJohnsons?LK: Pretty well. Johnson was Senate Ma-jority Leader when I worked on the Hill. Iwas one of the advance men for the fateful

trip to Dallas. I was supposed to go on thetrip, but came down with strep throat anddidn't get to go.TWT: How did you make the transitionfrom Capitol Hill to writing?LK: I had gotten to know Willie Morris, ayoung editor for Harper's Magazine whoencouraged me to write while I was on theHill. Due to political considerations, I couldnot write while employed on the Hill. WhenI decided to quit in 1964, I called Willie thatday. My first assignment was to write apiece about being a "second banana poli-tician." Within weeks, I was publishing inThe Nation, The Progressive, The TexasObserver and Sports Illustrated. I never hadan apprenticeship. I never suffered throughthat starving writer business. At the time,I didn't know how lucky I was.TWT: Did you ever dream that you'd bepenning musicals?LK: I was always thinking of being a novel-ist and a journalist. I stumbled into theWhorehouse deal when I published an ar-ticle in Playboy about the closing of theChicken Ranch. Two years later, PeterMasterson saw the article and proposed tocomposerllyricist Carol Hall and me thatwe make it intoamusical.l didn't even likemusicals!TWT: Are you musically inclined?LK: No, but I thought it'd be fun to try. Ifanything, I could write a magazine articleabout producing a Broadway musical and

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missing by a million light years. I have writ-ten about a dozen country music songs.There are three of them in The Night HankWilliams Died, which ran five months off-Broadway at the Orpheum.TWT: Did you consult Houston consumeradvocate Marvin Zindler when writing TheBest Little Whorehouse in Texas?LK: I tried to call Marvin prior to writing'the Playboy piece. He never returned myphone calls. Our lawyers said since he wasself-promoting and had two books writtenabout himself, he had no rights to privacy.We invited him to the opening in New York,gave him a limousine and made pictures ofhim posing with the leads. If the son of abitch ever wanted to sue, we had recordsthat he had accepted our gratuity. He hadgiven implied consent.

When we opened at the Tower in Hous-ton, Marvin was there running up and downthe aisles signing autographS. It was weird.It was obvious to everyone that he was thevillain of the play, but Marvin thought hewas a hero in the goddamn play.TWT: When conceptualizing Best LittleWhorehouse in Texas, were you ever con-cerned that the show would be offensiveto women?LK: No, not really. What I was concernedabout was that we had to make peoplecheer for what society thinks of as bad. Wehad to make them cheer for a woman whowas selling other women's bodies, forwomen selling their own bodies and-for asheriff who permitted it. For some reason,real hookers in New York took offense andwould write nasty stuff on the glass out-side the theatre.TWT: Had you ever been to the ChickenRanch?LK: No.1 got my education in that respectin West Texas at the Tex-Mex border. I hadnot been near Austin till well into mytwenties.TWT: What was your involvement with themovie version?LK: Pete Masterson and I wrote the firstscreenplay and we pretty much followedthe stage, play. Burt Reynolds was cast andI didn't like that because I didn't think hecould act. ... He had been the humber onebox office attraction for the past sevenyears, so Universal wanted to hire him.That movie was what started the real de-cline·of his career. Burt refused to play thesheriff as an old fart. The role had to beyoung and macho for him. When I tried topersuade him to stretch as an. actor, he

had me fired. He brought in his own writerand director. We didn't have any more todo with the show after that point.TWT: Was Dolly Parton involved at thetime?LK: She had been cast. I liked Dolly. Shewrote me a couple of letters while theywere shooting in Austin. She talked abouthow bad things were going .... She wishedshe had never got involved. I tried to get myname taken off the screenplay. and mylawyer-my wife-said no, that it wouldblow my residuals. She was right-to thetune of about $300,000!TWT: What's it like as a Texan doing bus-iness in New York?LK: I made it an asset. I got some criticismby Texans, but most of my work comes outof my Texas roots. The grand irony of it isthat I spent the first 25 years of my life try-ing to escape West Texas and the last 40writing about it! I learned early on that Ineeded to have a little shtick. I played thisprofessional Texan who could quote a lit-tle from Shakespeare.TWT: The Best Little Whorehouse GoesPublic was one of the biggest flops ever onBroadway. What happened?LK: I still don't much care for musicals. Idid it for the wrong reason. I do not like thecollaborative process of a musical. I onlydid it out of greed, which was a bad thingto do. Once I learned Tommy Tune was go-ing to ramrod things and do it only his way,I should have had the intelligence and in-tegrity to quit. But I hung in there andfought a losing battle.TWT: Do you feel the New York critics wereunusually harsh toward this production?LK: Yes, I do, but Tommy handed thema gun to shoot him with. Tommy has al-ways been very charming in public. He canbe mean as a snake backstage! He givesthem that soft, nice-guy stuff in public.Listen, he's tough as Hitler! I ain't sayingthat's wrong, but I saw a growing pub-lic arrogance. He let that go public by say-ing in ads and interviews, "I've never hada flop on Broadway and I don't intend tostart with Best Little Whorehouse GoesPublic."

There's a certain jealousy among thepeople when a man has a lot of success.He's won nine Tonys in three categories,best performance, choreography and di-rection. There's a lot of folks out to get hisass. They didn't take that serlously.

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cials to sell tickets. It sounded like a boldnew approach to me. I didn't stop to thinkthat infomercials are generally consideredscams and might offend serious theatricalcritics. The infomercials highlighted onlythe sex and the girls, with none of thepolitical satire orWall Street stuff. The in·fomercial offended showbiz writers be-cause it was sleazy. And then it didn't selltickets!TWT: Do you think it was a good show?LK: It was good, light entertainment, butit didn't have heart like the first show. Aftera preview, my wife said, "You don't careabout the people. Nobody's gonna give adamn about these characters." That'swhen I began to worry.TWT: Did you read the reviews?LK: Those were some bad reviews. Theywere gleefully malicious! I'm still confusedabout how bad we were compared to thecritics' opinion. I know we weren't as badas they said we were. I know we weren'tterrible!TWT: Do you feel they were unfair toBeauty and the Beast as well?LK: Yes. I think they went after us becausethey couldn't get Beautyand the Beast. Wewere financed by Universal and I think theywent after us, since they couldn't touchDisney.TWT: If you could do The Best LittleWhorehouse Goes Public all over again,what would you do differently?LK: I wouldn't do it!TWT: If you could describe yourself in oneadjective, what word would you choose?LK: Angry. All of my writing and my humorcomes out of anger.TWT: Is this anger therapeutic or destruc-tive?LK: The madder I am, the funnier I write!

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According to its mission statement,Steven's House will provide "intermediatecare in a homelike environment for peopleliving with HIV/AIDS," helping residents tomeet "their physical, emotional, social andspiritual needs, while preserving theirdignity." Services will be provided free ofcharge.

Griffith, who founded Steven's Houseand serves as its Executive Director, con-ceives of the project as filling a gap in thecontinuum of AIDS residential services,with a focus on providing a structured, nur-turing family environment for people whohave been discharged from a hospital orother acute care institution but who stillneed some assistance in everyday living.

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Steven's House is named in memory ofone of the first people with AIDS Griffithever took care of, a man who, in his words,"gave me a crash cou rse in what to do andwhat not to do .... He taught me more aboutliving with AIDS than any book, workshopor anything else ever could."

For Jane Hakala, Director of ResidentServices, growing up in a loving familymade her aware of the need to help others."I do it because I grew up in a householdwhere caring was a part of our everydaylife; my parents were good role models."Hakala, a registered nurse and mother whoworks as a health education specialist forthe Houston Independent School District,also sees her work with HIV as springingfrom a sense of duty. "We have to pay ourcommunity rent."

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Located in a large, lovely two-storybuilding on a quiet, tree-lined street, Ste-ven's House will begin accepting residentsin the next few weeks. There are three bed-rooms providing space for up to four, aswell as large living and dining areas and afenced-in front yard. A swimming pool inbackwill be available for supervised use byresidents whose health status permits.

If initial response to word of the newfacility is any indication, there is a tremen-douS need forthe kind of service it will pro-vide. Griffith has had numerous requestsfrom hospital social workers and othersseeking to place patients who need a placeto stay until they can return to independ-ent living. After the House is filled, ap-plicants will be placed on a waiting list.Forthe near future, the House will acceptonly males, although Griffith hopes toaddress the need for such housing forwomen after a future move to a more spa-cious location.

Those attending recent volunteertrain-ing sessions have represented a mix ofmale and female, younger and older, gayand straight people interested in givingtime to assist with Steven's House, whichwill be run entirely by unsalaried staffers.Prospective volunteers spend severalhours learning about the responsibilitiesthey will assume, and are asked to con-front their feelings about AIDS and thosewith the disease. They also get a bit oftraining in practical matters like infectioncontrol, effective handwashing and how tobathe patients.

Volunteers, board members, clients andothers associated with Steven's Housesign a "Confidentiality Contract" pledgingnot to disclose the identity of residents.This helps the facility to comply with strictfederal and state regulations aimed at pro-tecting the privacy of those with HIV.

Steven's House is taking shape throughthe dedication and energy of those whohave worked to bring it to reality. Like mostfledgling nonprofit organizations, it isoperating on ashoestring and will dependheavily on the community's generosity.The project received its first big financialassist, a Harris County HOPWA [Housingfor People With AIDS] grant, last October.But Griffith stresses that it will succeedonly through the hard work of those whobelieve in its mission.

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The Capital City Men's Chorus invitesyou to attend open rehearsals on July 18through August 8. Rehearsals are heldMonday evenings at 7 p.m. at Grace UnitedMethodist Church, 210 E. Monroe. Call(512)477·SING for more details.

AIDS Services of Austin will conduct atraining session for helper and buddy vol-unteers on August 6 and 7. If you are in-terested in giving of your compassion,time and energy to assist a person livingwith AIDS to live with dignity, call (512)406-6151or 451-2273 to receive an applica-tion or for further information.

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Oak Lawn Community Services' BuddyProject holds a "Public AIDS Forum andBuddy Training" starting tonight, Friday,July 15 from 6:30-9:30 p.m. and Saturday,July 16 frern 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Thosewishing to be a "buddy" need to completeboth sessions, which will take place atOak Lawn Community Services, 4300 Mac-Arthur. Call (214)520-8108, ext. 153, toreserve your space.

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Men of All Colors Together [MACT] willhold their "Men's Night Out" at the Hide-away Club this Sunday, July 17 at 6 p.m.MACT is a gay, interracial organizationworking to foster environments in whichracial and cultural barriers can be over-come. For more information, call (214)521-4765.

The Cathedral of Hope MCC will hold thelast of their series on Social Securitybenefits next Tuesday.July 19at 6:15 p.m.at 5910 Cedar Springs Road. This sessionwill deal with the rights and responsbili-ties of those who begin receiving benefits.The session is free of charge. For moreinformation, contact Starr Eaddy at (214)351-1901.

People Like Us [PLUS] presents a forumentitled "Help with Legal Matters" nextTuesday, July 19 from 7-9 p.m. TheresaMoyed, Executive Director of the DallasLegal Hospice, will be the guest speaker.The forum will be held at the Dallas Gay& Lesbian Community Service, 2701 Rea-gan Street. For more information, call (214)521-5444.

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Asians and Friends-Dallas [AFD] meetsthis evening, Friday, July 15 at That Spe-cial Blend, 4001-A Cedar Springs, at 7:30p.m. AFD is an organization whose purposeis to promote friendship and understand-ing among lesbian and gay Asians/PacificIslanders and persons of other nationali-ties. For more details, call (214)480-5906.

The AIDS Funding Association holds itsthird annual "Dinner with Daddy" tonight,Friday, July 15 at 10 p.m. at the Brick. Thisevent is an auction, with the winning bidderreceiving adinnerfortwo with the "daddy."AFA is also seeking assistance in obtain-ing a new copy machine. For more infor-mation, call John Schmidt at (214)522-3722.

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The NAMES Project of Fort Worth will holda sewing bee this Sunday, July 17 from2:30-5 p.m. and will assist anyone want-ing to make a panel for the AIDS Memo-rial Quilt. They meet at 665 S. Jennings.For more information, call (817)336-2637.

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River Oaks Health Alliance is sponsoringa number of free seminars to assist peo-ple living with HIV/AIDS, cancer, heartdisease and other terminal illnesses. Thenext seminar, "Estate Planning forthe Ter-minally III," will be held tomorrow, Satur-day, July 16 from 10 a.m.-noon at 1414West Clay. Reservations are required, asseating is limited. Call (713)528-0144.

"Social Justice" is a newly formed min-istry of Metropolitan Community Churchof the Resurrection. Participants will workto create a forum, voice and platform foraction to address the many issues con-cerning the community. Ideas for issuesand solutions are welcomed and encour-aged. Meetings are held every first Sundayafter the 10:45 a.m. worship service. Thenext meeting is August 7. For more infor-mation, contact Joel Anderson at (713)748-3003.

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In this column, readers exchange ideas with otherreaders and our editor in a public forum. Writers mustsign all letters and furnish their full name and ad-dress for verification. TWTwill withhold name uponrequest. Please keep letters brief. TWT does not printletters sent to other gay and lesbian publications. Ad-dress all letters to LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, THISWEEK IN TEXAS, 3300 REAGAN STREET, DALLAS,TX 75219 or 811 WESTHEIMER, SUITE 111, HOUS-TON, TX 77006.

Far Right PursuesStrategyOf 'Divide and Conquer'DearTWT:

I constantly hear right-wing fundamental-ists, big-time criminals, white suprema-cists, Ku Klux Klan members and neo-Nazi/fascist skinheads proclaim Christianity,God, the Bible, "family values" andmorality. They are dolnq this to defend andjustify their big-time criminal activities,violent behavior, lawlessness, racism,bigotry, fascism and hate. This clearlyconstitutes blasphemy and mockery,contrary to what those who are doing soseem to think and say.

The radical right-wing fundamentalistmovement (or "cult," as I prefer to call it) issimply using phony Christianity; "familyvalues"; morality; presidential characterissues in the case of President Clinton;abortion; gays; unfounded AIDS scaretactics, etc. as a springboard to take overthe government at every level and at allcosts.

Right-wingers are pitting blacks againstMexicans, blacks against gays, Mexicansagainst gays, etc. in a battle designed todivide, conquer and amass the spoils forpower and control. This is the same type ofdivisive, racist, bigoted, homophobic,tasclst hate tactic that brought Adolf Hitlerto power in Nazi Germany.

I will concede that a few people ofminority status are involved in the right-wing fundamentalist movement. I refer tothese people as "right-wing Uncle Toms."

When I see how easily so many so-calledmainstream Americans are being duped bythe phony Christianity, "family values,"morality and the racist, bigoted, homo-phobtc, fascist, hate agenda of the right-wing movement, it is very easy for me tounderstand how and why Hitler was able tocome to power in Nazi Germany.

Mostly Republican incumbents andcandidates and some Democrats (likeRichard Fisher) are promoting and usingthe phony Christianity, "family values,"morality, racism, bigotry, homophobia,fascism and hate of the right wing. Thefacts clearly show that Fisher has alignedhimself with (former) President Bush andRoss Perot in the past. Bush, and mostespecially Perot, are notorious racist,bigoted, homophobic fascists.

Contrary to the opinion of many inthe gay community, Richard Fisher is asmuch a racist, bigoted, homophobic fascistas (incumbent) Kay Bailey Hutchison. Wein the gay community have a very poorchoice in the U.S. Senate race this timearound.

Contrary to the prevailing opinionof radical/phony Christian right-wingfundamentalists, conservatives andRepublicans, Texans and we in the gaycommunity have an excellent choice in therace for governor with (incumbent) AnnRichards.

David RaffieldHouston, TX

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I am writing in response to MarkGartner's letter about IKEA ["ThankingIKEA," LETTERS, Vol. 20, No. 15]- I, too,recently received a form letter from theAmerican Family Association (how I got ontheir mailing list I'll never understand)about IKEA and how this commercial willsupposedly erode the American family aswe know it. I must wonder how manymindless idiots will read the letter from theAFA and take it as fact, never bothering toactually vi.ewthe commercial and make an

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informed decision for themselves. Itappears that all too many people are willingto just sit back and let others do theirthinking for them.

Like Mark Gartner, I, too, am a customerof IKEA, and have written to Mr. Oystila,the store manager at the Houston location.A lot of gay people (men, women, trans-genderals, etc.) will find something of useto them at IKEA-as long as you're not a"label queen" hung up on bragging aboutyour furniture coming from a "she-she la-la"store costing two to three times more thanIKEA.

It is my opinion that the gay subcultureneeds to embrace such positive depictionsof our lives by a major retail store. If we areever to gain open acceptance and/ortolerance, we must show the world that gaypeople (inclusive) are just average folkswho work, pay our bills and try to leadrewarding lives that are full of love andacceptance.

I would urge each and every gay man,gay woman, transgenderal and any otherperson who identifies with the gay sub-culture to write or fax Mr. Hans Eric Oystila[Houston IKEA fax (713)688-0249].It hasbeen stated publicly by IKEA that the adswere not intended to be "pro-gay" or makea political statement, but I'm glad that amajor retail chain has finally recognizedgay people for what we are-living,breathing human beings with a collectivelystrong buying power!

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support Public BroadcastingAgainst Right WingDearTWT:

I hope a lot of people got a chance tosee Before Stonewall, aired on PBSWednesday night, June 22 (since itcompeted with the Houston Rockets'championship, it's probably unlikely). Itwas a telling documentary of gay life fromthe early 1900s to the Stonewall riots.There were interviews with some of thefounders of our movement and a goodbalance was maintained between coverageof both lesbians and gay men.

Needless to say, PBS will undoubtedlybe getting lots of negative mail from thereligious right(eous). Since public televisionis more dependent on the opinions of itsviewers, a deluge of hate mail has greaterimpact on broadcast decisions.

That's why I'm hoping to inspire a fewreaders to write to PBS to tell them howimportant gay-positive programs are.They'll want to know your opinions (even ifyou don't sit at the right hand of God). Idon't usually donate to PBS, but I'vedecided to on the basis that they stand tolose money by taking such risks againstwhat's become a very financially formidableopponent of the gay cause.

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This Sunday, July 17 at 7:30 p.rn., RiceCinema will screen a restored print of TheMan Who Laughs, the 1927 silent filmclassic about Gwynplaine, a fallen Englisharistocrat who goes through life with agrotesque grin fixed on his face. Usingstunning photography and marvelous set-pieces, director Paul Leni invented an en-tirely new type of silent horror film, creat-ing an atmosphere menace instead of theactual manifestation of horror. Tickets are$4,25, The Rice Media Center is locatedjust inside Entrance #8 on the Rice Univer-sity Campus (University Blvd. at Stockton).

"Myths of Machtsmo," a Dallas art ex-hibit that explores attitudes, notions andorigins of machismo, runs through July 22from 9 a.m,-4 p.rn, at D-Art Visual Center,2917Swiss Avenue. This free show is pre-sented by ARTE, Dallas' Latino arts organ-ization, and is sponsored by Sin Fronteras,an alternative Dallas Latino radio program.For more information, call (214)351-0835.

Stage West in Fort Worth presents P.J.Barry's A Distance from Calcutta, a comiclove story set in a small New England townIn 1923 that tells the story of two misfitsWhounexpectedly find themselves roman-tically involved. Previews begin this week-end (July 15-17) and the regularrun is July22-August 6. Wednesday through Satur-day night shows are at 8 p.m., Sunday per-formances start at 7 and Saturday mati-nees at 3 p.rn. Tickets ($10-$13) may bePurchased by calling the box office at(817)784-9378 or any TicketMaster outlet.

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Andrew Hill Newman (Mackenzie Richards) and BarneyMartin (Bum) star in Lunch at Fort Worth's Casa Manana.

Fort Worth's Cas a Manana Theatre pre-sents Lunch, a fast-paced new pre-Broad-way regional premiere from the writers ofTV's Major Dad, Lunch is a modern mu-sical comedy that explores an emotion asold as the American Dream itself-desire."No matter how much we have on ourplates, everyone is desperate for more,"Shows are July 19-31, Tuesdays-Satur-days at 8 p.m., with 2 p.m. matinees Sat-urdays and Sundays. Tickets ($18-$24) areavailable by calling (817)332-2272 or anyTicketMaster outlet.

July 22-26, the Women's Media Projectin Austin presents "Brazen Images," awide-ranging festival of films by and aboutwomen. The roster of 39 selections in-cludes Confessions of a Pretty Lady, an in-timate look at performer Sandra Bern-hard's rise to cult icon; Belinda, a look atBelinda Mason, the first HIV-infectedmember of the National Commission onAIDS and her educational efforts in herEast Kentucky community; and Seth'sAunts, about ayoung boy who can't tell thedifference between Nina, his Jewish les-bian aunt, and her lover Penny, All showsare at the Dobie Theater, 2021 Guadalupe.Festival passes ($30) and half-passes ($15,for five shows) are available at Celebration,Bookwoman, Book People, Liberty Booksand Waterloo Records. Individual ticketsare $4. Call (512)473-2766. _

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ONTROSE'ICEPICKSHouston - The next monthly Montrose

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ADVENTURING OUTAustin - The Adventuring Outdoors group

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MSL vs. FIREFIGHTERSHouston - The annual Lesbian & Gay

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Own bowling as of July 7 were as follows:1- The Hustlers, 2-Does a Bear Bowl in

the Woods? and 3-8 Balls-Total.High game for the men was rolled by Dale

Therio, and for the women Thea Sandefurtook honors. ALOOO bowls on Thursday atDon Carter's East beginning at 8:45 p.m. Formore information, call Steve at (214)871-0189.

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leagues have reported the following stand-ings to TWT SPORTS as of July 11:

The Inner Loop Sunday Nite League: 1-Sisters of Dorothy, 2-Lip Service and 3-Sunday Brunch. For more information, call(713)522-9612.

Monday Night Women's League: 1-Can'tBowl Straight, 2-H.Q. (Highly Questionable)and 3-Maybe-MaYbe Not!. For more infor-mation, call Pat DeCarlo at (713)437-6218.

Houston Thursday Night Mixers: 1-Pene-trating Your Galaxy, 2-Pat & Company and3-But U R Blanche U R. For more informa-tion, call Mace at (713)432-7239.

Montrose Monday Nite Men's League: 1-Ladies and the Tramp, 2-Alley Trash and 3-The Gutter Butter. For more information, call(713)641-5424. WIf

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INTERIM DIRECTORNAMED FOR OAK LAWNCOMMUNITY SERVICESLifeWalk '94Kickoff ReceptionHeld at LoewsAnatole Hotel.DAllAS - Shelley Vandergriff has

been named temporary Executive Directorof Oak lawn Community Services [OlCS].Vandergriff's appointment was announcedat the recent kickoff reception for DallasLifeWalk '94.

Vandergriff, who was Vice President/Corporate Controllerfor Neiman-Marcus,also serves on the Board of Directors ofOlCS, MCC-Dallas, The Women's Chorusand other community organizations. Shewill take the helm for six months while theOlCS board conducts a nationwide searchfor a permanent executive director.

ten largest AIDS walks in the country, in ad-dition to being the largest fund-raiser forAIDS in Texas. This year's walk takes placeon Sunday, October 2.

Gov. Ann Richards is the HonoraryChairperson of the event. Dallas hospitaltherapist Roger Bolen and businesswomanSara Reidy are co-chairs of this year'sevent.

Co-Chairs of LifeWalk '94 are Roger Bolen and Sara Reidy.

Begun in 1991 as a fund-raising vehiclefor OlCS, LifeWalk also serves to educatethe public and create AIDS awareness.

The first LifeWalk in 1991 had 934 walk-ers and raised $114,000. In 1992, the num-ber of participants more than doubled, to2,489, and they brought in $243,000. Life-Walk '93 grew even larger, with 3,300 walk-ers and $379,000 raised. Organizers of thisyear's event hope to have 4,200 walkersand to bring in $499,000.

Funds generated by LifeWalk benefitOlCS, the AIDS Resource Center, Bryan'sHouse, the AIDS Arms Network, WelcomeHouse and Mathis Hospice. WelcomeHouse and Mathis Hospice are agenciesthat primarily serve the African-Americancommunity.

For more information about LifeWalk'94, contact lee Heck or Trish Houck atOak lawn Community Services at (214)443-WAlK.

AIDS ACTIVISTSIN HOUSTON CONDEMN

MOVE BY HOSPITALDISTRICT To STOP

FILLING PRECRIPTIONSClaim Decision Will Endanger

Health of ThoseWho RelyOn Public Facilitiesfor Care.

HOUSTON - A recent decision by theHarris County Hospital District to stop fill·

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Recently named in-terim Executive Direc-tor of Oak Lawn Com-munity Services isShelley Vandergriff.

TWT NEWS photos.

Terry Stone, OlCS Executive Directorfor the past five years, has left to take asimilar position with the Northwest AIDSFoundation in Seattle, Washington.

Oak lawn Community Services is acommunity-based, nonprofit organizationfounded in 1981. It provides counseling topersons affected by AIDS, AIDS educationprograms, adult day care for PWAs throughthe Daire Center, free transportation tomedical and social services for people withAIDS, and trained volunteers who supportpeople with the disease through the BuddyProject.

In the years that Stone guided the or-ganization, it grew in scope and size, andmoved to larger, more expansive offices,becoming what many believe is Dallas'premiere AIDS service, mental health andsocial service organization for the gay andlesbian community, with a $6.5 million an-nualbudget.

LifeWalk, a 10K walkathon, is one of the

ing prescriptions brought in by people whovisit Thomas Street Clinic and other countyhealth facilities is being denounced byAIDS activists and others who believe itwill endanger the health of indigent PWAswho rely on public assistance. Adding totheir anger and frustration is the fact thatpatients were apparently not informed ofthe decision.

Under the change, medically indigentPWAs who are covered by Medicare orMedicaid will be required to receive theirprimary care at Thomas Street if they alsowish to have their prescriptions filledthere. Previously, many patients have goneto their own physicians or private hospitalsfor regular care and visits, then went toThomas Street to obtain any medicationsthey had been prescribed. Medicare doesnot pay for drugs, while Medicaid (inTexas) pays for only three prescriptionsper month.

"I think it is the patients who are suffer-ing with the enforcement of this policy,"said Steven Bradley, a client of ThomasStreet who also serves as chair of theThomas Street Citizens' Advlsory Council.He added that delays created by the en-forcement change could prove dangerousfor many HIV patients, citing the admit-tedly extreme case of a person currentlyin a private hospital who has CMV and willneed to remain on intravenous drugs indef-initely. A delay of as little as two weeks inqualifying for care at Thomas Street couldhave a serious impact on that patient'shealth.

Hospital district officials insist that theyare merely enforcing a longstanding policythat until now has been widely ignored.The stricter enforcement officially wentinto effect on July 1.

Bradley stressed that the problems cre-ated by the hospital district's decision canbest be addressed through joint effortsamong the district, private hospitals andprivate physicians.

Matt Locklin, who serves as co-chair ofthe advisory council, said he first learnedof the hospital district's decision from anarticle in the Houston Chronic/e. ThomasStreet is already overwhelmed, he said,due in part to a steady increase in thenumbers of PWAs who apply for its serv-ices and to remodeling projects that areexpected to last several years. The deci-sion to stop filling outside prescriptionsWill, he believes, only add to that overload.

The controversy was expected to be thenUmber one topic at the advisory council's

monthly meeting, which was scheduledfor Wednesday afternoon. Bradley toldTWT NEWS he would ask the council for itsendorsement of his efforts to advocate forpatients on the issue. He is scheduled tomeet with Harris County Hospital Districthead Lois Moore and Dr. Susan Miller,medical director of Thomas Street Clinic,on July 20.

CITY OF DALLASPROPOSES CUTS INAIDS AND OTHERHEALTH SERVICES

Newly Formed Citizens' GroupToLobby ElectedOfficialsonIssue.

DAllAS - The proposed 1994-95 fis-cal budget for the City of Dallas includesa reduction of health services by as muchas 20 percent. Dallas citizens would loseservices for the homeless, low birthweightclinics, dental health contracts and minor-ity AIDS prevention outreach programs.

Currently, those budget reductions areoffered with options for 5, 10, 15 and 20percent cuts. Even a ten-percent cut wouldterminate the city's contract with the Dal-las County Health Department's AIDS Pre-vention Project, as well as cancel a $65,000contract with the Bethlehem Foundation,which provides transportation for peoplewith AIDS as one of its services.

In addition, the budget cuts wouldweaken efforts to report Dallas CountyAIDS cases by eliminating epidemiologystaff at the city health department.

A key City. Council budget workshopwas planned for June 27, but a majority ofCouncil members did not show up for thatmeeting, so the budget, and the proposedcuts it contains, are still in limbo. CityCouncil is now in recess, and not due tomeet again until August 8, when City Man-

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ager John Ware will present the budget fora vote.

A citizens' organization, the City Healthand Human Services Coalition, has formedto try and convince Dallas Mayor SteveBartlett and City Council members not toinstitute the proposed cuts. The group hadplanned an all-out effort at the June 27Council meeting, but since that meetingwas not held, the Coalition is now tryingto reach city leaders on an individual basis.

Whether the citizens' group will be sue-cessful remains to be seen. Dallas officialshave had to trim the city's budget in eachof the past several years due to decliningproperty values, caused by a slower econ-omy and an exodus from the city properinto nearby suburbs.

HOUSTON FOUNDATIONCREATED BY LATEJAY HOLLYFIELD

HOLDS FIRST MEETINGEstateSaleThisSundayat

SimpsonGalleriesBenefitsAmFAR.HOUSTON - The Hollyfield Founda-

tion, a nonprofit corporation created lastyear by Joseph (Jay) Henderson HollyfieldJr. of Houston several months prior tohis death on February 6, 1994, recentlyheld the first full meeting of its board ofdirectors.

The original directors included Holly-field; Terry Baggott, Hollyfield's attorney;Greg Barbuti of Austin, designated exec-utor of the Hollyfield estate; and DonaldSkipwith, a Houston attorney and longtimefriend of Hollyfield's.

Recent additions to the board includeScott Wilson of Oklahoma City; DavidWest of Ozona, Texas; Paul Carter of SanAntonio; and Gordon Goss, Keith McKee,Larry Lingle and Bill White, all of Houston.

White was elected to chair the boardduring the coming months, and two ad-ditional board members were elected,Clair Koepsel and Shelly Porter, both ofHouston.

To carry out Hollyfield's wishes, theboard affirmed that the mission of theFoundation "shall be to foster individualrights and freedoms, including direct andindirect financial aid to nonprofit gayand/or lesbian, and/or nonprofit AIDSorganizations."

The Foundation will be headquarteredin the historic DePelchin Faith Buildingat 2700 Albany, one of the properties be-queathed by Hollyfield to the Foundation.

The board also heard a report fromWhite, who heads an auction committee asprovided in Hollyfield's will, which willdispose of personal property in the es-tate through a sale which will benefit theAmerican Foundation for AIDS Research[AmFAR].

The Am FAR benefit sale is scheduled atSimpson Galleries in Houston this Sunday,July 17 at 1 p.m., and Monday, July 18 at 7p.m. Highlights of the auction include artand antiques as well as Hollyfield's cher-ished 1978 Clenet convertible.

The balance of Hollyfield's furnishings,not included in this Sunday's auction, havebeen donated to the Houston Gay & Les-bian Political Caucus, which will conducta separate estate sale at the Albany loca-tion next weekend, July 23 and 24.

REGISTRATION DRIVEBy FAR RIGHT IN

NORTH TEXASFALLS SHORT

But Effort ShowsContinuing PushInto StatePolitical Arena.

DALLAS - The religious right mounteda voter registration drive in five NorthTexas counties on a recent weekend, con-centrating mostly on populous DallasCounty. Organizations involved in the ef-fort had predicted that huge numberswould registertovote at many of the city'schurches, but they appear to have fallenshort of their goals.

Religious right leaders had said theywould register 25,000 new voters in theirproject, called "Patriotic Sunday," butmany of the 150 churches that were des-ignated as registration sites reported fewnew registrants. No official total was re-leased, but people involved in the effortconceded in statements to the DallasMorning News that the 25,000 figure wasnot attained.

Sponsors of the drive included the Dal-las County Christian Coalition, the FreeMarket Foundation, the American FamilyAssociation of Texas and the Texas EagleForum. The national Eagle Forum, headedby Phyllis Schlafly, has been adamant in

its denunciation of homosexuals, eventhough Schlafly's own son has come outof the closet. The Eagle Forum is alsofirmly opposed to abortion.

While they may have fallen short of theirgoal, the push to register new voters con-tinues the far right's foray into the politi-cal arena that began with the election ofRonald Reagan as president in 1980.

In Texas, religious conservatives havebeen successful in pushing out a some-what moderate Republican State Chair-man, Fred Meyer, and placing one of theirown, Dallas businessman Tom Pauken, inthat post. Sen. Phil Gramm, widely con-sidered to be a potential candidate forpresident in 1996, and fellow Sen. KayBailey Hutchison, both backed Congress-man Joe Barton for State Party Chair at theparty's recent convention. The far right'spower was so great, however, that Paukenwas handily elected.

In Virginia, the far right was instrumen-tal in Lt. Col. Oliver North's victory in theRepublican primary forthe U.S. Senate re-cently, and he is now given a good chanceat winning that race.

In Texas, the political stakes are partic-ularly high this year because Gov. AnnRichards, a Democrat, is up for reelection,as is Republican U.S. Senator Kay BaileyHutchison. Richards faces Texas Rangersowner George W. Bush and Hutchison isup against Dallas businessman RichardFisher.

DEAF GAYS, LESBIANSTo HOLD CONFERENCE

IN HOUSTONAstro Rainbow Alliance Hosts

August 31-September5 GatheringFeaturingEducational Workshops,Sightseeingand Trip to Galveston.

HOUSTON - Gay and lesbian deafpeople from the western region of the U.S.will converge on Houston August 31-Sep-tember 4 for a full schedule of educationaland social activities aimed at providingthem with opportunities for personal andcareer growth.

The Astro Rainbow Alliance of the Deaf!ARAD], a Houston-based group for near-Ing-impaired gay and lesbian people, ishosting the 1994 Deaf Gays and LesbiansOf the West Conference.

ARAD fund-raising chair Bruce Hermanexplained that the purpose of the confer-ence, whose theme is "Come Explore theCity of Hot Opport-unities,"will be to pro-vide partlclpants with the chance to in-crease their awareness in areas likepolitics and civil rights. There will also besocial opportunities, including sightsee-ing trips, a "Womyn's Night" on Septem-ber 2 and a trip to Galveston's StewartBeach on September 4. A Delegates' Re-treat will be held Monday, August 29-Wednesday, August 31. For more informa-tion on the retreat, contact the D-GLOWsecretary.

To make reservations with the Wynd-ham WarwiCk, call 1-800-822-4200 (voice).Callers should mention that they will be at-tending the Deaf GLOW Conference. Ren-tal is $85 per night (for a room accom-modating four), and a deposit equal to thefirst night's fee is required.

For more information regarding the 1994Deaf GLOW Conference, call Brian at(713)802-1544 rrv.

AUSTIN AUTHORTo SPEAK ON HISTORY

OF GAY MOVEMENTAddressby TobyJohnsonHighlightsTonight's Installment of Lectures

Sponsoredby WaterlooCounseling.AUSTIN - Noted author Toby Johnson

will present a lecture as part of WaterlooCounseling Center's "Third Friday SalonSeries" this evening (July 15) from 7-9 p.m.at First English Lutheran Church, 3001Whitis.

Dr. Johnson's lecture will explore phasesof lesbian, gay and bisexual political activ-ity since 1951, conceived of as composedof five "waves," including the HomophileMovement, Gay Pride, Lesbian Feminism,AIDS and Gay Americans (including theQueer Movement and conservative gays).Johnson will also explore the spiritualaspects of these phases.

Refreshments and a social hour willfollow the program, which is part of theDavid Miller Lecture Series. WaterlooCounseling Center is a nonprofit agencywhich provides mental health services tothe lesbian, gay and bisexual communityas well as people with HIV. Call (512)329-9WCC [9922] for more information.

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New York City June 18-25. Austin wonseven medals, the Dallas Metroplex 29,Houston 12, San Antonio two and Abileneone.

The Gay Games, a multi-sport and cul-tural festival held once every four years,was attended by hundreds of Texas ath-letes who competed in nearly all the 31sporting events. They joined 11,000 othercompetitors from 44 countries in friendlyand sometimes fierce competition forthecoveted bronze, silver and gold medals.Many Texans brought home the bronze,silver and gold, but even those who didn'tstill had the time of their lives.

Following is a partial listing of medalistsfrom the Lone Star State (provided by GayGames IV offices in New York): From Aus-tin, Gary Reese won a bronze for cycling,Dena Laterza a silver for in-line skating, Al-Ien Thomas a silver for 1OO-meterfreestyleswimming, Walter Burns three golds intrack & field and Tino Calderon a gold inpole vault.

For Dallas, winners included StephenNeff, awarded one gold and two silvers indiving, while the Dallas Cowboys won abronze for flag football; Richard Peopleswas awarded a bronze in marathon andDiane O'Donnell one gold and one silver intrack & field. Other prizes included onesilver in bowling; one gold in raquetball;five gold and one bronze in swimming; andtwo golds, five silvers and one bronze intennis (winners' names were unavailablefrom Gay Games IV at press time).

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For Houston, Joe Perez took a goldmedal in aerobics, Kris Magri a bronze incycling, Ray Ramirez a bronze in in-lineskating, Keith Peters a bronze in tn-llneskating, Chip Kine two gold medals in bll-liards, Dean Putterman a gold and a silverin swimming (new world record set in50-meter butterfly, 30-34 age division), Bon-nie Hoffman a silver in ice hockey, LamiaVan Putten a silver in track & field andHouston Gentry won a silver in volleyball.

TWT SPORTS extends congratulations toall Texans who took part in Gay Games IV,and please accept our apoloqles for anyomissions. Now it's time to look ahead toGay Games V, to be held in Amsterdam,Netherlands August 1-8, 1998. Get ln-volved with your local Team now. Don'tmiss the next Gay Games!

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SAN ANTONIO TEA - Here's what'sgoing on THIS WEEK IN SAN ANTONIO fromAlamo City HOT TEA ••.•

Former Miss Gay America Hot Chocolate[above] put on a fierce show at Paper Moonduring her Texas tour. Muscles in Actiondancers take to the stage tonight andSaturday in a midnight strip fest with dancinguntil 4 a.m. Chevelle Brooks is special guestin Pauletta's Talent Night Tuesday at 11 :30p.m. The Miss Gay River City/USA Pageant,starring Miss Gay USA Coco, is slated for thePaper Moon next Friday....

Ryan Idol [above] once again tore up theWild Club stage, flashing those Idol Eyes(among other body parts) at his swarmingfans. Adult video star Brad Stone takes onSan Antonio Saturday in a midnight showfollowed by an autograph party and photoshoot at Wild Club ....

Vocalist Waylon Payne appears at WildCountry tonight and Saturday in three bigshows at 11 p.rn.. midnight and 1 a.m.Coming up soon, it's the first annual WildCountry dance contest. ...

New Facesis bidding for the title "hottestladies bar in town" with the addition offemale strippers every Thursday and Fridaynight. An all-new Bamboleo's Latin Fever ispreparing to open in a larger location inAugust; watch the pages of TWT for yourpersonal invitation to a special grandopening ....

Miriam's offers Abby's Jam Session,anopen mike forum, Wednesdays at 9 p.m.Country and Tejano music are the order ofbusiness each Friday with no cover. The

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Tonight, the Bonham Exchange hostsUninvited Guests, a live band whose 10p.m. performance in the ballroom benefitsthe San Antonio AIDS Foundation. Niecy isback from her Atlanta vacation and managerEric Carrier is recuperating from his July 11birthday blast. The bar's 13th anniversarycelebration is coming up July 23, with loadsof surprises in store. The CRUISE CAMERA

captured Krystal Kelly [above] crowned MissSouthwest USA at Large at the BonhamExchange. First runner-up was Jill Jordanwith Catherine Collins coming in second.Congratulations from Alamo City HOT TEA.

Southern Tracks recording artist ScooterLee [above] sang her string of hits, including

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her upcoming release "Be Bop A Lula," toan appreciative Silver Dollar Saloon crowd.polish princess Greg Ciuk is back from hiswhirlwind European tour and ready to spillthe tea on all his foreign conquests toanyone who'll listen....

2015 Place has a fresh batch of maledancers taking it off Thursdays throughsundays. Check it out.

PAGEANT TEA - Miss Lone Star '94 wascrowned at Kings Cross in Fort Worthrecently. Pictured [above, I-r] are last year'swinner Ashley Rhone, '94 winner StormyKnightz, promoter Alberto James and MissGay Texas Dyan Michaels.

AUSTINteaCIOUS - Here's what's goingon THIS WEEK IN AUSTIN from Capital City HOT

TEA ....

Over at the Crossing, we found happy-go-lucky Don Duffy enjoying Friday happyhour while waiting for buddy Jamesso theycould enjoy the dancers, grab a bite tosnack on (food, that is) and then retire forthe evening well-satisfied. We'd like towelcome back to barback Robert, and lookforward to some fabulous artwork soon.Stop by and ask Johnny to mix you up oneof his special concoctions. In case you'veforgotten, the Crossing is the only bar intown that opens at 9 a.m. sharp with LittleBruce. He'll keep you happy and laughingwhile regaling you with wild stories abouthis life, adventures and loves....

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If you think it's hot outside, stop over atOilcan's tonight and you'll really sizzle for"Red Hot 111." Get ready to strip down toyour shorts for their "Flashlight UnderwearParty" coming on August 12. Oilcan'sbrings you the best in entertainment all yearlong. Happy July birthday wishes go out toRoy, Kent and Keith. We can't say how oldKeith is, but like fine Texas wine, the longerhe ages, the better he gets....

Charlie's keeps the "gang all here" withthe staff of the poolroom, [above, l-r] "AReal Man" Gerold, "Miss Aqua NetHairspray" Eric and "Ole Smiley" himself,Mathew. The guys are busting butt to keeptheir customers content and well-refreshed onthese moist summer nights. Congratulationsgo out to the club for placing second in theFourth of July volleyball tournament. Canyou ever find Tony when you need him?Apparently, he decided to take off for thewater with David and Vera one Saturdayand didn't get back until almost 10 p.m.Doesn't the sun go down at 8:15p.m.?Remember-the club has all kinds of freeparking and they'll even pay your meterduring the day. What a deal. ...

Up north at 'Bout Time, the club looksgreat with a new paint job inside and out,giving it that fresh look. Speaking of fresh,

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check out new dancer Joe Boxer, who'll bestrutting his stuff for you once a month. OnTuesdays, it's prize night with BB Gunn akaVanna White turning letters and flippingvowels. Coming up on July 23 and 24, it'sthe first annual "Out Youth Angels"volleyball tournament benefiting Out YouthAustin. 'Bout Time will open at 8 a.m. onSaturday and at noon on Sunday. This is aworthy cause, so for more information, callBradley at (512)209-1137 or Renee at479-0817. So, Jerry, how do you like yourretirement? Seems like we see you workingmore now than we did before....

Your friendly downtown bar, AuntieMame's, keeps the kids grooving to RockyHorror on Friday nights and the sounds ofTongue and Groove on Saturdays. We've allhad our beads read, but have you ever hadyour cards or your palm read? If not, stopby and talk to the fortune telling girl herself,Paula, for more insight into what lies aheadfor you. Seems like Bobby is struggling toremember what button to push, and Rogeris eager to remind him. You know we loveyou more than our luggage, Bob. Stop in forMargaret Wright and her piano stylings onMonday, and have Bobby and Roger whipyou up something tasty....

The United Court of Austin crowned itsnew monarchs last Sunday, naming GaryHolley and Colton Courville as Emperor Iand De Shannon and Jackie O'DareEmpress I. There were so many tiarasaround last Sunday, you'd have thoughtyou were in a rhinestone factory. Stop in on

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July 29 as the club hosts "Boots, Boxers andBarbwire," which should provide a vividlook at what real cowboys do out in thefields. You can always find a friendly face,tasty cocktails and great music to kick upyour heels over at 5th Street. We wishowner Jim Clark and his horses good luck inhis rodeo adventures. Go get 'em, cowboy.Be at the club tomorrow, July 16 at 10 p.m.for a special performance by countrysinging legend Scooter Lee.

TARRANT TEA - Here's what'shappening THIS WEEK IN FORT WORTH fromCowtown HOT TEA ....

We caught the hunky cowboy aboveroamin' around Magnolia Station recently.We don't know if he's been broke yet, butwe're sure all the customers at the clubwould like a chance to tame him. Buffedand sexy dancers like this can be seen at theclub every weekend, so what are you waitingfor? Make your plans to be at the club onSunday,July 31, when the ultra Hot Chocolatemakes a special appearance at 11 p.m.

DALLAS TEA - Here's what's happeningTHIS WEEK IN DALLAS from Big D HOT TEA ....

The three remaining members of thelegendary "Fabulous Four," Hot Chocolate,Donna Day and Tasha Kohl [above], burned

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up the main room at Village Station withtheir show-stopping performances last Fridaynight. Hot Chocolate continued to dazzlewhen she headlined the crowded SundayShow in the Rose Room. Get ready forTexas Entertainer of the Year, coming July29 when Hot Chocolate returns as specialguest along with Tandi Andrews, TashaKohl, Coco, Donna Day and Texas' 15 topentertainers. Assistant Manager ChrisBengston tells HOT TEA that they have scoresof cute, new, nubile young staffers likeMichael Pennington, David Ottwell, RavenGibson, JamesGlassgow and Kevin McKieto help them with the overflowing crowdsfor T-dance on Sunday afternoons from 5-9p.m. and Trash Disco Sunday nights....

JR's is the place to be on Sundays forgorgeous young men imbibing deliciouscocktails. The club's staffers and otherCaven employees will be getting all wet-and you can see them do it-at the CEBA[Caven Employees Benevolent Association]carwash this Saturday from 11-3 p.m. at4001 Cedar Springs....

Striking a pose [above, I-r] are Sue Ellen'sbartenders Kim Harwell, Kristen Cramer andAssistant Manager Linda Ronk. If you missseeing staffer Gregg Reynolds at the door,it's because he's thrown in the towel and isworking the floor-not that kind of "workingthe floor" -but making sure the bar keepsrunning by keeping it clean and sparkling.Apparently, a lot of people aren't ashamedto go to the "Show With No Shame" onTuesdays, because it's more popular thanever with Kourtney Wells trying to keep castmembers Kristina Kross,Cassie Nova andJennifer Adams under control-but girls willbe girls when they're having fun! ...

That's Moby Dick staffer Rick Johnson,pictured above, and we know a lot of guyswho'd like to reel him in one night. Rick'snot the only handsome bartender at MobyDick-there's a whole "school" of them.Porn sensation Ryan Idol swaggered into thecIub after his recent Brick show, andapparently netted one of Moby's cute andcuddly customers, but you didn't hear thatfrom us. We're told Isabella was setting anet for Idol himself, after capturing thebiggest fish in the sea, Donnie Russo,earlierthis month. HOT TEA sends birthday wishes toDick owner Howard Okon ....

It's always an event when former Mr. USAChachi performs, especially when all he'swearing is his Calvins and a smile, and asmile is just what he left on a lot of Zipperscustomers' faces when he danced thererecently. Pictured above is bartender Steven"Butterbutt" Mathews [I], who must havehad some warm thoughts after this picturewas snapped with Chachi [r] ....

The daddies will be out in full force at theBrick tonight for the "Daddy Auction"benefit. Fifteen manly hunks will beauctioned off to the highest bidders,

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including the Brick's own David Smith andDean McBride. The daddies were also outin force for the Mr. Gulf Coast Drummercontest last weekend. We'll have photos ofthe winner next week. Something to getyour juices flowing this weekend will begorgeous and hunky porn star Brad (hard as)Stone, who performs July 17. BartenderSteve has found his red handkerchief again,but we're not sure which side he's wearingit on. Barback Chris Laymance still hasn'tdecided on his final hair color; it wasblonde, now it's brown, at least we thinkthat's the color he was going for ....

Damewood'z continues its tradition as theplace to be for alternative live bands thisnext Wednesday with "Luke Hendon."Pictured [above, I-r] are popular bartenderKyle Hennigan, who, we're told, is stillsingle and still on a manhunt, and assistantmanager Jake Bazar is trying to help himfind one, since Jake already has a man of hisown. If you think you've got what it takes tostrut your stuff dancing at Damewood'z, Jakesaysstudly men and women can audition-we're talking dancing, right, Jake?New tothe club's staff are Richard Curtain, barbackextraordinaire, and doorperson JamieTrevino, two more cute guys to check out atDamewood'z ....

There were men in wet boxers at TMC lastweek, and this week it's the "Bears' " turnto growl as TMC plays host to the Bear ofthe Month contest on Thursday, July 21.HOT TEA spotted Assistant Manager DanFriessenout shopping over the weekend-probably for some epoxy for his chippedtooth. (Was he going for the glory too fast atlunch, or did he hit something hard thatchipped that tooth-or both?) Club DivaMiss Ellie is so popular, she's probablyhaving to keep a "dance card" now that

she's been uncovered in Bear magazine.HOT TEA was told that that issue is one oftheir best sellers ever. ...

Starting Monday night, July 18, if you likemen in wet underwear (and who doesn't?),you'll want to be at the Round Up's firstWet Boxers contest. Some lucky customerwill get to hose down the contestants, andthe winner of the contest will get $100, plussome soggy briefs. Round Up hosts Mr. GayTexas All-American Thursday and Friday,July 21 and 22, so go cheer on your favoritehandsome hunk. Another contest theyrecently held was Miss Club Dallas. Pictured[above, I-r] are last year's winner DanaStephens, '94 winner Vanna T. Brown andformer Miss P.S.A.Jennifer West.Congratulations on Round Up's 14thanniversary last Monday night when theyheld customer appreciation night. ...

Loose Cannons is making a name for itselfat John L's on Monday nights, and it's nowonder, what with the group's quick-witted,improvisational comedy style. Pictured[above, I-r] are the members of LooseCannons: Greg Wilson, Kelly V and JannelleTodd. Drop by Monday nights and checkthem out. Also drop by and congratulateUncle Larry, BObby and Eduardo, who arenew owners of the club ....

Millennium welcomes its newest bar-tender, JamesCrook. Check out the besttalent on stage and behind the bar everynight. Monday, July 18, will be the finalevening of filming of A.K.A. , a documentary

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about female impersonators to be aired onPBS in September. The club hosts the firstannual Miss Teen Beat Pageant, a charitybenefit, on Tuesday, July 19.

HOUSTON HOTTea - Here's what'sgoing on THIS WEEK IN HOUSTON from BayouCity HOT TEA....

Heaven's 4th of July weekend sizzled withan all-star super show. The ultra HotChocolate [above, c] was joined by TandiAndrews [I] and Lindsy Love [r] for anevening of fantastic performances. The club'sSunday South Beach Tea Dance is a greatway to beat the heat. Hot music and fiercego-go boys are all part of the ultimate videoexperience. Midweek madness abounds atHeaven's Mondo Bizarro Wednesdays, withdeejay extraordinare Michael DeGraceplaying the best in disco, retro and funk ....

Start your weekend off right with a visit toJR's huge Friday night party. In addition tosexy male dancers and state-of-the-art videowalls, a wide selection of delicious drinks,ice cold longnecks and fabulous frozens willhelp you forget your troubles while youenjoy a night on the town. Join your friendsat the 800 Pacific family of clubs ....

Mr. TGRA candidate Gerald Ennis' recentbenefit show at Gentry raised $500 for theLoving Arms Foundation. This all-live revue

featured the spectacular vocal talents ofHouston City Limits' Damon Baker, MelHenson and Stephen Baker [above, l-r], This

Sunday, Thomas Rodriquez presents "ATaste of Texas," starring many of Houston'stop entertainers. Mark your calendar to beat Gentry on Sunday, July 24 for the TeamHouston Victory Party at 5 p.m. and theKrewe of Olympus "Night of Mardi GrasTrash" show at 9 p.m. Every Monday, joinVanna (aka Barry Larson) for coiffeur shoptalk and hairburner prices from 2-5 p.m ....

Some of the most handsome hunksgathered at the BRB for the recent Mr.Houston All-American contest. At the end ofthe competition, Peter Houston [above, r]and David Berry [I] were named winner andfirst alternate. Tonight, Scooter Lee hits theBRB stage at 10:30 p.m. to perform her hotcountry dance hits. On Sunday, The Misfitspresent a sure-to-be sensational showstarring The Whorehouse Girls. Don't forgetabout Denim Party '94 coming to the BRBon Sunday, July 31 ....

Tomorrow night, Bacchus II and DyanMichaels present "An Evening with Houston'sOwn Reba." You won't want to miss thisimpressive illusion. There's no cover and theshow begins at 11 p.m ....

On the 4th of July, the Midtowne Spawelcomed Playgirl model and adult videostar Chad Ullery [above, I] with special guestTranae Chardon [r]. The fireworks werenonstop. Be sure and check out Midtowne'shalf-price locker and room specials everyWednesday and Sunday ....

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Flesh and fantasy were the order of the dayfor the Mr. Texas Drummer contest at Pacific

Street.lnthewinner'scircle, we found [above,l-r] first runner-up Alan Bourgeois, newtitleholder John Benavides and second runner-up Glenn Holt. Tonight, Pacific Street's Greekweekend kicks off with a Toga Party.Tomorrow, the Warrior Party features no coverfor those in warrior costumes and erotic leather.On Sunday, "Rome is Burning" heats up thenight with special guest adult video star TrentReek. Decadence is guaranteed ....

Congratulations go out to the Venture-NRookies. They traveled to Atlanta for a 4th ofJuly softball tournament and returnedvictorious. After losing in the first round, theycame back to win five straight games andcapture the title ....

Shaheen Shary [above] drove the natives wildwith two nights of terrific tribal drumming atRich's. Upcoming soirees at the club includea Disco Ball benefit for Omega House hostedby Katherine and Friends on Friday, July 22 andthe "Trailer Park Trash" Garden Party onSunday, July 31. Costumes are definitelyencouraged for both these events. The club'sSunday T-Dance is a place to see and be seen.Great tunes and hot men are waiting for youat Rich's ....

This is all we can show. The Ripcord's "BareAs You Dare" party was most revealing and wefound bartender David Williamson [above]serving up refreshing beverages to all the daringmen. After hours every Friday and Saturdaycontinue to make the Ripcord a late nighthotspot. ...

The Executive and Professional Associationof Houston [EPAH] recently presented theproceeds from their seventh annual "Leatherand Lace" benefit. Over $4,000 wasdivided between the organization's chosencharities, Milam House and the Stone SoupPantry. Six crates of non perishablescollected at the event were also presentedto Stone Soup. Congratulations on a jobwell done ....

Speaking of chosen charities, Krewe ofOlympus has selected Omega House as theirsfor this year. Krewe members [above, r-l]Scott Clark, Bob Alban, John Weinland, BillWalters and Gary McCoy recently touredthe facility with development director TomStanley [I]. We look forward to reportingthe results of the Krewe's upcoming charityevents. ~

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Houston. Heights area apartments. Renovated in-teriors, pool, gates & fitness. From $420 MEMORIALCLUB (713)864-7312.

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Celebrating the life ofGregory Thomas Dollgener (above)

September 12, 1963 - June 24, 1994Greg Dollgener, 30, of Plano, Texas, passed awayon June 24 at his home in Plano with his motherLinda Doligener and companion David Hearn at hisside. Greg IS survived by his parents, Bob and LindaDollqener; sister Carla Gay; brother Mark Dollgenerand companion David Hearn.

In lieu of flowers, Greg wanted donations to bemade in his name to the AIDS Resource Center ofDallas and earmarked for the Education Fund. Therewill be a celebration of Greg's life on July 30 inPlano.

Goodbyes are never easy.But remember, they are not forever.For be it moments or lifetimesthose who have lovedwill always meet again.

We will miss youDavid, Bob, Linda, Carla, Mark

I

David F. Barton (above)October 13, 1955 - July 11, 1993

• Co-founder of Hunky's Old-Fashioned Hambur-gers, 1984

• Founder of Hunky's Softball Team (aka TheHunky's Girls), 1987

We miss you, David (oh yes, we do!)We just can't believe it's been

a whole year since you haddafly off to that malt shop in the sky.

But then, you've not really left us-have you?

"Remembered forever asShoo-pop she-wadda-waddaYippety boom-de-boom.

"We're for each other like-aWom bobba lu-mopA-womp barn-boom.

"Chang changChang-edy chang shoo-bopWe'll always be together."

Love,The Hunky's Girls

(Lyrics by Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey, from theBroadway musical Grease.)

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Bob Bexley (above)Bob was born on February 2, 1949and passed fromthis life on Tuesday, July 5, 1994 after a long andcourageous battle with AIDS. He leaves behind hislife-long childhood friend Jeannie Gullery and manyclose friends and acquaintances in Houston.

Bob was a native Texan, living most of his life inHouston. He worked for the IRSfrom 1971-1977andwas a faithful, committed employee of ContinentalAirlines from 1977 until his death.

Services were held at Bering Memorial UnitedMethodist Church on July 8, with Interment in Lex-ington, Texas.

Kevin Jack Nelson (above)October 29, 1954 - June 26, 1994

Kevin Jack Nelson, formerly of Clever, Missouri,died at 3:46 a.m. in Lubbock, Texas. Kevin had formany years resided in the Dallas area,where he hadbeen a funeral director for Ed. C. Smith Co. Also,he was a longtime antique dealer in the Canton,Dallas, Missouri area."If I had only known it was our last walk in the rain,I'd have kept you out for hours in the storm."

Your friends

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Charles David Benson (above)Charles David Benson of Houston, after a long andcourageous battle, slipped away peacefully Tues-day, July 12, 1994. David was a graduate of YaleUniversity, a poet, a friend, a loving son, a musicianand a devoted lover with a strong message for all."Mayall your dreams come true" (With a DifferentHue).

A memorial service will be held in the sanctuaryof MCCR on Saturday, July 16 at 11 a.m.

Gary Wayne Smith (above)March 26, 1969 - July 3, 1994

Survived by Dennis Ray, family and friends.

"Goodbye"How easily it trips off the tongue, when said lightlyand temporarily. How often spat over the phone inthe rush to be away.How often screamed from the bottom of the stairs,or from the room down the hall.How carelessly tossed about in the mad scramblebefore the bell.How thoughtlessly murmured after a long day atschool.How taken for granted, this little word: And howmuch it hurts when it means "for good."

Goodbye, BoBoI love you

Dennis

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... 2700 W. Anderson Lane 1412/78757 .. 327-ll118Adventuring Outdoors Club ..

. P.O. 97OO,ii128I 78766 445-n16AIDS Deat T.T.Y 45g.oEAFAIDS l!gal Resource Project .815 Brazos 11000/78701 .

............................. 4i'%173AIDS Services 01Austin ... P.O. 4874,78765 ... 451·2273Amty Int'l Mbrs for lJG Concems .. 837·1596/fax 836-9715ALGPC P.O. 822 474-0750ALLGO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .447·1009,472-2001ASA Information Line 45&AIDSAustin ACHJP ......•.............. P.O. 13322/78711Austin Baibtist Women. . 442-6415Austin Gay Nudists (A.G.N.) P.O. 684101/7876&4101Austin Names ProJect P.O. 14/78767 .. .. 385.J094Austin Radicai Faeries 837·1596Austin VD Screening & Clin~ 15 Waller 469-2070Bisexual Networl< 700 Congress I 78701 37l>9573Bound by Desire Women's S&M Support Group.

............... . .4737104capital City Men's Chorus ..... P.O. 50082 477·7484CARE Unit FREE HIV Testing .1831 B E. 2nd .473CAREcantex Rainbow Society of Deaf P.O. 2555/78788Christopher House (Intermediate care) . . . 4~7Classic Chassis car Club. . . .. P.O. 12553/78711Couples·Austin·Texas (CAT) .... P.O. 684413/78768.

..... 9OO{)182Court of the Capital City Empire 707·1754Delta Program I Stafford Meadows Hospital .

......... . 1$274-0124Ebony Connection . . ... P.O. 1428E.C. Wood Foundation .. P.O. 608178787.Q608 .. 451-9007Family &Friends of l!s~ans & Gays . . .328-3830From All Walks of Life 452·WALKFrontRunners. . .473-6334Gamble", (Bowling) . . 371-1693Gay Fathers of Austin ..... P.O. 16181/78761-6181.

. . . . . . . . . . . .. 47&68771451-5835Gay Serv'" Networl< ..•. .. P.O. 2565 .. . .. 445-7270

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LISTING OF T\NT"SSUPPORTERS AND

ADVERTISERSACROSSTE~

TEXAS ORGANfZATIONSAddicare 24 Hour Crisis 1$749-8378Independent Byzanllne catholic Church ..

· Order of SI. Nicholas HIOO433IBCCInfuserve America . 1$711).9222Orion Services Gay Pen Pals Cluster Box 4509 ..

· . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Port Isabel, TX 76578Oul & Oul Racing I Molorcycle Road·Race Team ..

.... Route 3, P.O. 98, Tool I 75143 .... (003)432·9045Slate TGRA Info P.O. 10017317871&0173 ..

................................ (512)835-6314SW Inl. Dis. Assoc. (HIV Serv.) .(24hou",) .(214)1190-7943THRF AIDS l!gal Resource Projecl ..

...... 815 Brazos 1001178701 1$828-6417Viatical Assislance Corp. . . 1$892·1282TEXAS GROUPS BAlED IN AUSTIN (Area Code: 512)

Amty Int'l Mb", lor lJG Concems .. 837·159611ax 836-9715B.O.AJ P.O. 1357/78767 472-3333Gay Service Nelworl< I Roommate Service.

· P.0.2585/78768 445-7270l!sblan I Gay Journalists Assoc 440-1789l!sbian IGay Righls lobby .. P.O. 2579/78768. .474-0475Log cabin Republicans of TX P.O. 50484/78783....

. .. . .. .. . 487·9797People of Color caucus. . . . .. 227 Congress .

· 1250 178701. . .4738335TexasAIDSNelworl< .... P.0.2396/78768 447-6687Texas Human Rights Foundalion (THRF) .

· 815 Brazos 1001178701 .4i'%173TEXAS GROUPS USED IN DALLAS (Area Code: 214)

AIDS Maslery Worl<shop .. P.O. 36125/75235 .. 526-UFELambda Amaleur Radk> Club P.O. 35343/75235 ...

............. . 522·1458l!sbian I Gay Democrats of TX .. P.O. 224424 .. 82&9882Texas Republicans for Equality & Privacy .

· . P.0.191033/941<1114TEXAS GROUPS BASED IN FORT WORTH

(Area Code: 81nTexas Gay Rodec Info.. . .. P.O. 6544 496-1333Texas Gay Veterans .. . .... c/oTCLGA .......•.

· ... 3327 Winthrop, Suite 243/76116 .... 7636544TEXAS GROUPS BAUD IN SAN ANTONIO

(Area Code: 210)Nalurale, Inc. (Nal'l Nudisls) .. 4506 Hidden Creek 178238Texas Gay Rodeo Info 7354108

TEXAS RESORTS (Area Code: 003)Meadowood Ranch .... P.O. 2281, Alhens, TX 75751 ....

................................. 33&2268TEXAS BULLETIN 8OAROI

Computer BBS (modern required)The Apollo Zone . . 512.J23.2713Bare Facts (chal/6lines 114.4) .. (Metro)8174~2667The Bears Den . . 713-55().9243Community Pride . . 713-662~738Coyote's Den 214-522~75Flrsl Time (chaI/9Iines). . . . 214-231·5250Gay Matchmaker (chal/20 lines) (Metro)817.J65-6600Houston Allemate Lifeslyles. . 713-5JO.7600Houston Conneclion 713-5234120Intercontinental Airways 713-68H360"n,nJAXBBS . . . . . . . . 214-623-1579Lambda Link BBS 512-8mmLambda Wortd GSN . 210-6467061Lasl Call. . . . . . . . . . 713-523-6366Lifeslyles BBS Auslin 512·292·1791Lifeslyles BBS Houston. 713J31·5512/IHS)331-6279lost boys BBS . . 713-975-7943Mandale . 214-526-1816Momma's Place. . . 214-339-7450The Old Pocp's World 214-613-6000The Other Side (chal/l0 lines) 817·2Ii8-DATE

The Park BBS (Waco) 817·752·1939The Pig Trough.. . .. . .. . . ..• . . 713-721-1000The Pink Flamingo . 214-559-3994Pokey's Place . 214-317·7895Rainbow Room (Line I) IHS)817-649-1207RainbowRoom(Une2)··········IHSI817-64~Scudder's Premier BBS 114.4J. . 214-5266287Stallion's Corral 817·545-9606The Super Collider Project 114.41409-833$83Talyn's Lair (adulls) 214-352·2484Terminus BBS(14.4J (Metro)817-64J.llllTreasure Chest. . . (Metro)817.sn-3618

ABILENE CHURCH (Area Code: 915)Exodu~MCC P.O. 2473, 79604 672-7922

ABILENE CLUB (Area Code: 915)Jusl Friends 201 S.14th 6n{)882

ABILENE OROANIZA nONS (Area Code: 915)Big Counlry AIDS Support Group . .. 673-6000AIDS Holline (M·F, 4-10p) 667·AIDSlC.H.P. STD/AIDS Clinic .... 317 Pecan SI. 676-7825

ALVIN OROANIZAnON (Area Code: 713)AIDS Coalition of Alyin ... 1404 West Snyder 177515 .

.................................... 331-1689AMARlUO OROANIZATIONS (Area Code: ~

Amarillo l!s./Gay Alliance .. P.O. 9361/79105 .. 3735725MCC of Amarillo . 3724557Panhandle AIDS Support Organ 372·1050Texas AIDS Projecl 711 S. Virginia 371·9110Texas Gay Rodec Association (TGRA) 355-2666

ANGLETON OROANtZATlOII (Area Code: 409)Gulf Coast Center (HIV case manage.) . . . . .. . ......•.

..... 2512 N. Velasco .... 849-23111(713)48&0545A1WNOTON CHURCHES (Area Code: 81n

Christian Gays in Fellowshipl EC .. P.O. 120011/78012..................................... 446-1565

Lulherans Concerned-Fort Worth IArtington ............. 2000 W. Boyce 924-3966

Trinity MCC .. 331 Aaron Ave., Suite 125 .. (melro)26s.5454A1WNOTON CLUII (Area Code: 81n

Artington 651 1851 W. Diylsion 275-9651Rope", . 2023 S. Cooper

A1WNOTON OROANIZATIONS I HELIIIJNES(Area Code: 81n

AIDS Outreach Center ..... 179 Walson Rd. South............ Suite 416/76010 6335652

Alpha House, Inc. . P.O. 2(31/761)04.2031Crossdresse", (TV's) Hel~ine. . .

...... c I 0 Delta Omega, P.O. 1021 261--1253LambdaAA. . .. 861·9948Tonant Co. Lesbian IGay Alliance .

.... 3327 Winthrop, Suite 243/76116 .76J054.IUTA Gay Il!~an Assoc ..... P.O. 1904&n ... 794-5140

ATHEIII OROAIIIZAnONS (903)Parents, Families & Friends of tesb. & Gays (P·FLAG) ...

.................. 67&3126AUSTIN ADULT THEATERI (Area Code: 51~

Cinema Wesl XXX Videos .. 2130 S. Congress .. 442·5719AUSTIN AnORNEY (Area Code: 51~

R. Sliles Patterson P.O. 2368 .4990036AUSTIN BUSINESSES I SERVICES (Area Code: 51~

Armadillo 1712 South Congress 443-7552Cspitol City Playhouse ..... 214 West 4th 4n·2966ClublandRecords .... 217BW.4Ih/78701 474-1133Creative Travel Cenler. . 331·9560/0004736929Discount Framing & Art 1313 E. 61h 4n-6202Esther's Follies 525 E. 6th 178701 512~2(1{)553l!ather Chesl 504 Willow 4762261Uberty Books 1014B N. Lamar Blvd .

..... (600)1I28-12791local: 496-973738th Street Pharmacy . 71138th Streel/78700 .. 45&3784

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HIV Dent~ Project! Sansing Clinic. . . 4~HIVStudyGroup 450-11166HtV Wellness Center (fonneny Austin tmmune .

· .. H~th ainic ... P.O. 50096178763 . .472-2753Infonne Sida Onfo_ion de AIDS en espanol) .472-2001tesblan I Gay Politic~ caucus .... P.O. 822 .. . 47~7!ilLes~an I Gay Pride Commission of Austin .

.......... P.0.402064178704 4~tLesbian I Gay Rights Lobby .. P.O. 2579178768 .474-5475Log Cabin Austin [state headquarters[ .

........ P.O. 50484178763<)484 . . .487-9797Men of All Coors Together .. P.O. 7161/78713 .. 928-2500Nal'l Assoc. for the Advancement of Gay People [NAAGp[

· . . . . . . . .. . P.O. 26335 I 7875Wl35Nation~ Leather Assoc P.O. 684013178768 .. 3r0.4713"Oui Youth" (Gay, Lesbian, Blsexu~ Teens) .... 476{)600Parents, Families & Friends of Lesb. & Gays (P·FLAG) .

............. . 331-8445People's Community alnlc . 47~4Prime Timers P.0.148921787614892 251-7574Project Transitions, Inc P.O. 4026178765 ..

.... 454-0046David Powell HIV Assessment & Treat, Ctin~ ... 47%121

................................ t<XXlToyathPWA ~ition P.O. 50348 448-4357Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous ~ 1494Stonew~1 Business Society .... P.O. 49976178765 .

............. . 707~794Team Austin (Gay Games IV) (Sean) .

...... P.O. t61701l78716 447~,450<12llTexas Gay Rodeo Assoc .... P.O. 1511178767 837-8732THRF 815 Brazos 1001178701 479-8473University Lambda .. Texas Union 313, P.O. 7338, 78713 ..

.................................... 471-4387Watenoo Counseling .. 2525 W~ling Wood, Bldg. 151 .

· Suite Nl!ilO178748 329-9922AUSTIN RESTAURANT (Area Code: 512)

Katz's Deli 618 West 6th 472·2037BASTROP ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 512)

Rur~ AIDS SeNice Program .. 1002 Chestnut .. 31)3.1403BEAUMONT CHURCH (Area Code: 409)

Spindlelop Unitarian Church ... 1575 Spindletop Rd.· 777051 0136 833-8883

BEAUMONT CWBS I BUStNESSES (Area Code: 409)COpa 304 Oneans 8324200Roper's 651 Park Streel . . 835-7487Sundowner 497 Crockell ~989

BEAUMONT ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 409)The Gathering (2nd Sunday each month) a:J8.1252Lambda Group AA 6300 College .. 899-9239PAT.C.H. of Jefferson County, Inc 727·1234Triangle AIDS Network .2544 Broafwayl mOl .832-8338BRAZORIA COUNTY ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 409)Brazoria County Friends .. P.O. 225, Rosharon, TX tn583

BROWNSVILL! OROANIZATION (Area Code: 210)AIDS Inlormation Une 1<r0333-7432BRYAN I COLLEGE STATION CLUBS (Area Code: 409)

Club 202 202 S. Bryan. . 823-8767BRYAN I COUEGE STATtON ORGANIZATIONS

(Area Code: 409)GaylLesbian Studenl SeNlces [TAMUJ 847~1LambdaAA .. 4201 S. Texas Ave., Colege Sta .. 69O{m)Planned Parenthood (HIV testing I sm screening) ..

· 4001 E. 29th 11031 Bryan 26!>1061Speakers Bureau 6932245Special Health Services (HIV testing I education) .

.. 111S.Main n~CARROUTON REUGIOUS ORGANIZATION

(Area Code: 214)Seventh-Day Adventist Kinship ... P.O. 11011617!ill1 .

.................. 416-1368COMMERCE ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 903)

ANGLS I Association lor the Needs 01 Gay andLe~an Students I E. Texas Stale Uniy ..... 1186-5205

CONRGE ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 409)Conroe I Woodlands Gay Support Group 756-1825

CORPUS CHRISTI CLUB (Area Code: 512)Choices.. . 1214 Leopard SI.. 688-8742CORPUS CHRISTI ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 512)

cnnst Center 1017 S. Siapies. . 8824820Coast~ Bend AIDS Foundallon 11183rd SI. .

· ... 883-5815 .... 24-Hour Crisis Line .... 883-CARECorpus Christi Drug Abuse CounciUfree HIV testing ..

........ 405JohnSari~nI78401 882·9979Lambda AA. . . . .. . 12ll S. Brownlee .Loying Spoonful 3166 Reid Dr 853aIiOMCC.... . 1315 Craig S1.I78404MCC Holline . . 882-8255P.l.A. Coalition 01 the Coast~ Bend .

.. P.O. 3534178463-3534 853aIiOSociety 01 Friands 5872·A Everflart 993-1207TGRA at Choices 882-0259

OALLU ACCOIIIIOOATIONS (Area Code: 214)The Inn on F~rmount .... 3701F~rmount 522·2II:xIR""",,alnn Downlown 421·1083

. 1101 S. Akard. . .. 1<r0527-7606DALLU ADULT TlllATRE (Area Code: 214)

Allematives 1812 W. Mockingbird 6:»7071DALLU APARTIIEIIT COII_TY (Area Code: 214)

Village View 3236 Fisher Rd 368-5388DALLU ATTORNEYS (Area Code: 214)

Birdw~I,Jerry 357~11KowaJski, John 3210 Oak Lawn 526-9899Oak Lawn Bar Association (Refe"~s) 522-2815Rubin, Martin J 3232 McKinney 1660 855-5297Siewart, Chanes L 3500 Oak lawn 1400 521.:ID1Wightman, Robert . . 720-1838

DALLAS BUSINESSES I SERVICES (Area Code: 214)Aardvark, Etc veterinary seNlces I grooming ..

· . _ . . .2525 Wycliff, Sulle 103 52Q.B835The Apothecary Shop'l .... 3434 Swiss Avel1!il24 ...

........... 8Zl452OThe Apothecary Shop 12 .. Aston Center.(IT Moo. Ctr ..

........ 5303 Herry Hines/i5235 688-2422Ewing & Assoc. Onsurance) 351).1323Finders Keepers (intro. service) 18625 Midway 1fOO4..

.............. ~26Graham the Photographer 337-2873Leather by Bools.. ..4038 Cedar Springs ~Oak aiff Pharmacy 222 E. Color,"", BIYd. 1 75203 ..

. . ... ... ... . .. . 946-3200Oak Lawn Records 3810 Congress 1121. 521<J3!ilPlaza Travel 1$752-1191/900-1191 ext. 38Keith l. Rice, C.P.A 931·2027Richare Scudder Pholography .. . 900-1900Simple Elegance Honst .. 4028 Cedar Springs .. 559-8171Stat Script Pharmacies. . 1~

. . 3818 Cedar Springs 1106 5224006.. 8226DouglasI331 37~94

Travel Friends (Scoll) .. . ..... 891-8833 1 (1lXI)862-8833Travel With Us I-8ro952·2583 987-2583Union Jack . . .. 3920 Cedar Springs 528-9600David L Wright, CPA ... 2911 Turtle Creek Blvd. tmJ ...

.................................... 52&0000DAUlS CHURCHES l REUGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS

(Area Code: 214)Affi""ation (Methodist) . . 5284913Congregation Beth EI Binah ... P.O. 191168175219.

.......... 497-1591Bethany Presbytenan Church. . 5284084Community Church 01 Religious Science. . . ..

· 2829 W. N.W. Hwy 35BJ992Dignity 1 D~las P.O. 100133 521-5342, ext. 832Disci~es 01 Chrisl gayne~an sup (GLAD) .

.......... P.O. 100181175219 946-2184First Unitarian Church of Dallas .... 4015 Normandy.

................... 528-399lGay People in Christian Science ... P.O. 2878 .. 522-3086Grace Fellowship ..... !il29 Lemmon Ave. . . .528-2811Holy Trinity Comm. Church .. 4402 Roseland .. 827-5088Cathedral of Hope MCC .. 5910 Cedar Springs .351·1001Oak Lawn Church 01 ReI. Science Cnlr .

........... 4100 Maple Ave 522-2196St. Mary, Ihe Ho~ Theotokos Orthodox Calholic Church.

· P.O. 225041175222-5041. 943$)1Seventh·Day Advenlisl Kinship ISDA Kinship.

............. P.O.38454 416-1368Univer~ Creators Community Church 6~While Rock Community Church.

....... 722 Tenison Memorial Rd 320-0043White Rock Friands HIV Support. . .

. . .. . . While Rock Com. Ch ~106DAUlS CLUBS (Area Code: 214)

Anchorlnn 4024CedarSprings ~Backslreet. 4020 Maple AYe. . .. . 5224814Bamboleo's !il27 Lemmon Ave 520-1124Big Daddy's 4024 Cedar Springs 5284098The Boxx Olfice 2515 N. Fitzhugh 112&2865Brick Bar 4117 Maple AYe 521·2024Buddies 3415 Mahanna . .526-8720Counlry aub 4025 Maple Ave 522-9283Crews Inn 3215 N. Fitzhugh.. .528-9510Damewood', 3913 Cedar Spnngs mmHidden Door . . . !il25 Bowser 526-0620HideawayClubs .4144 BuenaTraxx .2816 Elm .744-31lX1Vista.. . 559-2966/_JR's 3923CedarSpnngs ~John L's Cabaret 2525 Wycliff. . .520-2525

Jugs 3810 Congress. . . 521~14Moby Dick 4011 Cedar Springs .. '" .52O-MOSYMillennium 2515 Inwood at Maple 357.11187Numbers 4024 Cedar Springs. " .. 521.7tIIllRoundUp~oon 3912CedarSprings 522'9811Sue Ellen's 3903 Cedar Springs " ~Throckmorton Mining Co .. 3014 Throckmorton ~Trestle 412 S. Haskell B28-9iiaaVillage Station 3911 Cedar Springs. . ~

ZiPpe~AiW~tz/h:.o.LiTAno..526-9s19

(Area Code: 214)Charter Hospit~ (Melro) (817) 481-19119Dunbar, Carolyn, MA. 3628 N. H~I, 1723 526-filIaGroup arcle Counseling 2505 Wycliff Ave 52B9:?46Legacy Counseling Cnlr. ..3511 N. H~11I210 .. ~Oak lawn Comm. SeN ..... 3434 Faionount ~11l1Counseling & Psychotherapy Associates .

· .... 3628 N. H~I, Sulle 617/75219 528-1126Siout, David 3628 N. H~11727 5214241

DAUAS DOCTORS I DENTISTS (Area Code: 214)Andruczl<, Robert, M.D ... 3514 Cedar Springs .. 520-1810Carpenter, George T.III, D.O .. ' .3514 Cedar Springs ...

. 520-1810Cheek, David, Dr. (chiropraclor) the Centrum '700

.................................... 5594950Coats, Andrew Gordon (chlropraclo~ . . .

· 3303 Lee Parkway I Suile 350 528-8292Comprehensive Care Cenler ... 2708 Inwood 351~Donnell, David N., M.D ... 4140 Lemmon 1267 .. 52&2727N~son-Tebedo Comm. Clinic ... 4012 Cedar Springs ...

· P.O. 1!mi9 I 7521!Hl1169 528-ZlllOlson, Richard, D.O 3514 Cedar Springs 1200 .

...... 520-1810Southwest Int. Disease Associates ..

· 8226 Douglas 11311 1100-7943Vasquez, Jaime J., D.O 2929 Welbom 528-1083Watson, Terry R, D.O 3607 Oak lawn 1204 .. 520-7200

DALLAS FITNESS CENTERS (Area Code: 214)The Club 2616 Swiss 821-1900Midtowne Spa 2509 Pacilic 821_DALLAS ORQAJIIZATtONS I H£IJIUNES(AreaCode:214)ACT .uPI ~Ias .... P.O. 100869 I 75219<J1169 !il4-8720Addicare Alcohol & Drug Crisis Une. . 824<>503African-American HIVIAIDS Support Group 941-7696Alrican·Amencan Lesbian, Gay and Bisexu~ Co~ition ..

.. 521·5042AIDS ARMS 2727 Oak lawn 1222 521·5191AIDS Clinic I Parkland Hos~tal .

· ... 5201 Herry Hines Blyd. . ... II6B .... 500-5632AIDS Funding Association (AFA) .P.O. 191035 .522~722AIDS Hotline 559-243711ID924-AIDSAIDS Inlo Une (24 hr.) 35143351 Melro (214)267·AIDSAIDS Interl~th Network .

· ... 2727 Oak Lawn, Suite 106175219 .... 5594899AIDS Mastery Workshop 528-LlFE (5433)AIDS Prev, Proj., Test & Cnsel.l D~. Co. Hlth Dpl.

. . 2379 Stemmons (3rd Floo~ 81~1900AIDS Programs I OLCS .. 2017 Cedar Springs .. 520-8108AIDS Resource Clr I FHU . . ... 2701 Reagan .

........ P.O.l0086917521!Hl1169 521-5124AIDSSeNiceso/D~las/PWACD .. P.O.4338 .. 94H)523Alliance lor Progress 3102 Oak lawn, Suite 700 ....

· 520-220511-1ID5204AFPAlliance of Design Prols.. . .. P.O. 585112 526-2085Asians & Friends P.O. 9142175203 ~Asian Gay Males: Dragon Flies P.O. 100869175219 ...

· 521·5042, ext, 882Big Hair Affair '94 . . 351·1001, ext. 184BiNel(MIF Bisexual Nel.) ... P.O. 1008691 75219<J1169 ...

............................ !il4-6612Bryan's House. . ~Buddy Project 520-8108Classic Chassis Car Club P.O. n03 1 75203Codependents Anonymous I Lambda 520-8100Cou~eslMelro Dallas ... P.O. 003156175:m !il4-8n5Crossdressers [TV's) Helpline 2fl4.7103D I FW MAN. (Metro Area Nudists) .. P.O. 585833175358Daire Center (Adult Day Care for PWAs) 520-8108D~. Counly Deaf AIDS Task Force .... P.O. 835540 .. '

· ... Richareson 17!il83 516-54421516-5443(TOOlD~las Gay & Lesbian Alliance P.O. 100712 ... 5284233D~las Gay Alliance Credit Union .2701 Reagan .5284233D~las Gay Historic Archives 5284233DIVA~olleybalQ P.O. Box 1!mi91 75219<J1169 ..

· 521-5342 exl. 004D.I.C.D.T. (D~.lnvil. Columbus Day Tm. Bowling Org.) ...

· 240-8351Dallas Leg~ Hospice .. 3626 North Hall SI., Suite 11629 ..

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.. 522~Dallas NAMES Project 52Q.SEWS~lasSiiYerSabres P.0.l00I79-1211752194810 ..

.. . .. . .. . 642·7881~Ias Tavem Guild 3300 Reagan 175219 52H)838Deaf Action Center . 521007DIFFA .. . 748a511lEaslfield Lambda Student Alliance.. . 324-7165Feder~ Club P.O. 191153175219 699-5889Feder~ GLOBE 01 Texas, Inc .... P.O. 509611752!il.

................................ 2fl4.2II:xIFiredancers (Leather I leY Club).. . .

.. P.0.l0086917521!Hl1169Food Pantry 521-3300Friends Associating & Relating (FAR) 520-7233FronlRunners 559-00421528-8424 .Gay and Lesbian Gareeners. .. P.O. 100552/75219 .

.................................... 339{)787Gay and Lesbian Communlly Center ... 2701 Reagan ...

.................................. 5284233Gay and Lesbian Parenls Coalition Inlemational ..

... P.O. 154031, INing, TXI7!il154031 ... 2S91162Gay 1 Les~an Young Adults (GLYA) 2701 Reagan ..

. 521·5342, ext. 260Gay Married Men's Support Group 556-1696Gayline (Comm. Res. Cnlr.) .... P.O. 100835 368-8283GlAAD/D~las P.0.l0086917521!Hl1169.

. 521-5342, exl. 816G.U.T.S. (Gay Urban Trulh Squad) 5284233HIV Anon. Tesling & Counseling 9207916HIV Testing (AIDS Resource Cente~ . 528-2336HIV Tesling & Counseling.. . 81~1980Imperi~ Sovereign Royal Court de ~Ias .

· P.O. 100484/75219. .. . 521-8440Kyro Proj. Inc. (KYRO News) .

· P.O. 214223 .' 526-KYRO (5976)Lambda Amateur Radio Club. .. P.O. 35343175235 ..

............... 522-1458laobda Bowling (Men & Women) Brice Mateo .....

· . . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . 522·2820laobda Car aub ..... P.O. 710271/75371 521-7309laobda Co-Dependents Anonymous 520-8108Lambda Meeting I Sex & Love Addicts Anon 241-5442laobda Overeaters Anonymous 2380033Lembda Weekly (Radio Program) P.O. 35031/75235...

.................. 8ZJ.7490laobda AA 2727 Oak lawn 522-8259A League of Our Own (Bowllng( 871.()189Lesbian Book Club 331·5513Lesbian 1Gay Politic~ Coalillon of D~las . P.O. 224424 ..

· 357·1660Lesbian Infoonalion. . . . . . .. . 528-2426Lesbian Moms and Gay Da;is 526-5088Lesbian Resource Cenler 821-3999lssbian Visionaries ... P.O. 190712 521·5342, ext. 844Ule W~k . . 443-WALKLone Star Bears 3575 N. Beltllne 1161 .

.......... INing I 75062·7824 255-1671Men of All Colors Together ... P.O. 1~11175219 .

....................... . 5214765Melro Gay Mensa .... P.O. 191223175219 337·2399Log Cabin I Metroplex Repu~icans .... P.O. 191033 .

........... 941-8114Narcolics Anonymous 24 hours 699-imiNelson- Tebedo Com. Clinic 4012 Cedar Springs.

.................................. 52&2336NLA·Dallas P.O. 7597175209 521·5342, ext. 820North Tex. Assoc. 01 Physicians for Human Rights ..

..... 12222 Colt Rd 233-3100Oak lawn Band ..... P.0.l00973175219 942-9537Oak lawn Bowling Associalion 521-1592Oak Lawn Community SeNices 3434 Faionount ...•

... . 520-8108Oak lawn Tennis Assoc P.O. Box 1209 871·9444Oak Lawn Wrilers Workshop 522-2148OASIS Recovery Program IOLCS 3434 Faiononl .

..................... 520-8108om. (Over & Under Thlrt~ ..

.. c/o Gay & Lesbian Community Center ... P.O. l0086917521!Hl1169

Parenls, Families & Friends of Lesb. & Gays (P·FLAG)....... . ..... 348-1704

Parents Support Group (PWA) 262-84791248-2721Pegasus Softball Assoc ... P.O. 191075 .. Teoy .. 556-2510Penlam~ine Misl Treatmenls 528-2336/521-5124PWA~ilion of D~las P.O. 4338 941.()523Police Harassment Reporting 5284233Positive+ Personals. . . . 521·5342 ext. 250Positive Youth/Adult Adult Positive Support .

2701 ReaganPresbyterians lor Les~an I Gay Concems 8232317Prime TImers P.0.191101175219 !il4-BII66Queer Nation I D~las P.O. 84091175206 !il4-8720R~nbowSkydivingClub P.0.~/7~ ...

.............................. 357·98IllRazzle-Dazzle D~las, Inc P.O. 2245821752224582Rice Gay & Lesbian Alumni Assoc. I DFW Chapler .....

.............. (Mlchael) 821-5979Rollerblade Club for Gays & lesbians (Scott) 5Q3.7484Sin Fronteras radio P.O. 100922/75219 828$9Stonew~1 (Narc. Anon.) 5415 Maple, Suilel20175235Slonew~1 Profession~ and Business Association .

.... P.O. 191343/75219 526-6216Suicide & Crisis Center 1I2&1<XXlTGRA/D~las 821·1560Team ~Ias (Gay Games IV) .

... P.O. l00869175219<J1169 521-5342, exl.llXITeam D~lasAquatics . . 821-1653Texas Fathers for Equ~ Rights P.O.!ilO52 .....

. One M~n PI. Stal. 74141lX1T.RU.S.T. (Adolescent children of gays and lesbi,",s) ..

. 528-9191Turtle Creek Chor~e 526-3214Umoja Hermanas (lesbians 01 colo~ .. 943-87!il1946-7108Uncul Dallas . . P.O. 215163/75221United Court of the Lone Star Empire P.O. 1001I65 ..

.................... . 528-5719Women's He~th Pro(ecl .. 4012 Cedar Spnngs .. 521-5131Womyn for Womyn (Les. Res. Cnt~ .... 1315 Skiles .

.............................. 821-3999Women's S~riluality Group .. m Homer SI. .. 826-9213

DENISON I SHERIWI CWB (Area Code: 903)Good Time Lounge ..... 2520 N. Hwy. 75A ..... 463-9944

DENTON CHURCH (Area Code: 817)Havest MCC ..... 5900 South Stemmons .... .4974020

DENTON COUNTY ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 817)The Colony Breakfast Club (1st Sundaylmo.).

...... . 214-370-2707DENTON ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 817)

AIDS SeNices 01 Denton County, Inc. . ........ P.O. 13427, Denlon 178203 _

Courage Gay I Les.1 Bisexual Student Organization .. c/o Unhrersity 01 N. Texas Studenl ActlY111es Ctr.

. P.O. 5067176203 311).1483EL PASO CLUBS (Area Code: 915)

Old Plantation . . 219S.Ochoa ~San Antonio Mining Company ... 1lXI E. San Antonio ...

........... . 533-9516U-Got·lt 216 S. Ochoa 533-9310

EL PASO ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 915)AIDSlnio .... Englishl~74 Spanlshl~75EI Paso Prime Timers 591~715GRO (Gay Resource Organization) P.O. 13373 ....

.................. 589-9584HIV&STDTesting 222S.Campbell 5433680Lambda AA 77%816Lambda Une (helplinelswitchboardl24 hours) .

. 562-GAYSLambda SeNices . . P.O. 31321179931-0321MCC EI Paso 916 E. Yandell.. . 542·1227Parents, Families & Friends of Lesb. & Gays (P·FLAG).

....................... 5914884Southwesl AIDS Comm .... 1505 M~ero ... m.J3lill

FORT WORTH ATTORIIn (Area Code: 817)Wrighl, David L 2242 E. Loop 820 834-1234

FORT WORTH BUSINESSES (Area Code: 817)Casa Manana Theatre .... 3101lancasler 332-CASAD.J.'s Restaurant. . .. 1308 SI. Louis 927-7321Hayes Discount Pharmacy . . . . .. . .

....... 426S.HendersonI76104 336-7281FDRT WORTH CHURCHES (Area Code: 817)

Affirmation (Melhodist) I Tarranl Co ........ P.O. 48382IWatau~ Tex 65&lll56

AgapeMCC 4815S.E. Loop 820 =Fellowship of Love Qulreach 711 W. Gambrell SI. ...

........... . 92HOVEHonesly (Baptist). . P.O. 60026 823-8487Lutherans Concemed·Fort Worth IAninglon .

............ 2IlX1W. Boyce 924-3966Speci~ Invitation Ministnes 1520 HemphillWhile Rock Church-Wesl .. 1959 Sandy lane .. 451-7900

FORT WORTH CLUBS (Area Code: 817)Across the Sireet 700 S. Jennings 332'()192Co"~ 621 Hemphill ~196D.J.'s 1308 SI. Louis .927-7321Kings Cross 2701 E. lancaster. . 531-39116MagnoliaSlation 600W. Magnolia 332.0415The 651 Club 651 S. Jennings 332'()745

FORT WORTHIQRAPEVINE HOSPITALS (Area Code: 817)Charter Hos~t~ 01 GrapeY/ne (subslance abuse) .

..... (24 hrs.) 481-1999FORT WORTH ORGANIZATIONS I HEUILINU

(Area Code: 817)AIDS Awareness Clinic ... 2825 E. Rosed~e 534-CAREAIDS Helpline. . . 870-7346AIDS Info""ation Une 336-0066 .

.............. (outslde T •• ant Co.)I~AIDS lnterfalth Network .. P.O. 11084/2600 MendaSt. .

................................... 927-2437AIDS Outreach Center .. 1125 W. Peter Smilh .. 335-1994Cou~es wlgay or bi-par1ner 3384551Crisis I Suicide InteNenlion (24-hour help) 927·5544Crossdressers [TV's) Helpline. . . . . . . . .. . 261-3253Fort Worth Men's Chorus .... P.O. 101484 731'()122FW I GPW Assoc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. P.Q. 8705/76124GALA I Gay and Les. Assoc. 01 TCJC.

.. TCJC Stud. Acl. Bldg B28 Harwood ... Hursll76054 768-8844

HIV Anonymous Group. . .. . 282.9494Imperi~ Privy Council P.O. 365178101laobda AA 3144 Ryan. . .. 921·2871Longhom Bowling Assoc.. . Tony 86(>2376The NAMES Project (AIDS Quill) 33NAMESOver The Hill, Inc. (HIVIAIDS testing cenle~ .

. 2001 South Freeway I 76104 922·9955Parents, Families & Friends 01 Lesb. & Gays (P-FLAG) ...

.................................... 49110607Semaritan House .2200 Ephriham .62&9398 I fax 62&a289Tarrant Co. G.P.W. Assoc. .. . P.O. 8705/78124Tarrant Co. ~an/Gay Alliance .

· ... 3327 Winthrop, Sulle 243/78116 763-5544Tarr ant Co. Parenls Group .. P.O. 483821 Walau~ Tex ..

. 65&lll56Tarr anl Counly Semaritan Housing, Inc .

· ..... 2200 Ephriham . . . 626-9398l1ax 62&a289Taoant County Tavem Guild 8n4419T.C.M.E.RF. Drug Trealment Cntr .. 900 Soulhland Ave ..

· 336-5454/336-1978 HIV Clinic 5342273Texas AIDS Network. . .. .. Thomas B 335-1994TexasGayVeterans 548-3611TVITS Support Group. . 3384551V.D. ainic 11lX1 Unhrersity 870-7223

FORT WORTH THEATRE (Area Code: 817)Siage Wesl . STG-WEST

GEORGETOWN ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 512)Rural AIDS SeNice Program 100 W. 43rd .

· P.O. 1616/78627 86~281GALVESTON CHURCH (Area Code: 409)

Uniled Chnstian Assembly Inc ..... 111121st, Suite 8-226· 7636481 . . . (IlXI)4284261

GALVESTON CLUBS (Area Code: 409)Evolution 2214 Mechanic 7834212Kon-TIki 315 23rd (Treroont) 763-8284

GALVESTON ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 409)AIDS ~ition of Coast~ Texas Inc .... 1419 Tremont.

.................................... 763-AIDSG~veslon Tennis Network Jeoy . . .. 765-5071Ga~aProduclions 684-1012Gull Coasl Cenler (HIV case manage.). . .

· 1721Treroont(23rd SI.) 782-5935Lambda AA 684-2140LesbianlGay Parents Support P.O. 241 782·7272Silk Stocking ~I .... David Bump, P.O. 52951n584 ....

..... . 737~122GUNBARREL CITYI CEDAR CREEK LAKE CLUBS

(Area Code: 903)231 Club 231 W. Main SI.(Hwy. 65)

HARLINGEN CLUB (Area Code: 210)The Planet 117 W. Jackson 42$.4652

HARLINGEN ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 210)AIDS Inlormation Une 1<r0333-7432V~ley AIDS Council 2220 H~ne Dr. 133 1 765!il ....

............ 428-93221631-17661542-8566HOUSTON ACCOII_ATlONS (Area Code: 713)

The Lovett Inn (Guesl House) ... !ill loYeli ... 522-5224HOUSTON ADULT BOOKSTORU (Area Code: 713)

Aller Dark News 1431 Wesl18th .Big City News & Video. . . . . ... 10105 Gulf FreewayGas Ughl News......... .... . .3519 Bell~re145 North News & Video .. 9924 North Freeway .. 24 Hrs.RiChmond News & Video .... 4330 Richmond .... 24 Hrs.

HOUSTON ADULT THEATRE (Area Code: 713)French Ouarter 3201 Louisiana 527'()782HOUSTON APARTIIEHT COMMUNITY (Area Code: 713)Chaleaux Dijon .... 5331 Beverty Hili lane .... 626-3660

HOUSTON ATTORNEYS (Area Code: 713)Archer, Danna . , ,440 Louisiana ,23&OO.l3

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Davis, BI~r . . (24 hours) . . 227~Green, Bill. . (24 hours). . 26&1004Rilchie & Glass. . 24 hours 521·9216Roll, Randolph Earl. . 869-7933Simon & Knesek . . 524<iXXlW~ker,Jim .. ..... . 552·1117HOUSTON BUSINUSES /SERVICES (Area Code: 713)

Advance Travel 10700 N.w. Freeway 682-2002A Moveable Feasl 2202 W. Alabama 5263585Appearances (Jeans) 1340 Weslheimer 521-9450Basic Brolhers 1232 Weslheimer. 522-1626Blooming Ralls Florist 2008 Founl~nview 784-7849Britt~n Properties 1828 Fairview.. . .52911704Dance Music Records 1520 Weslheimer 524,'Jl4()Dramalika 3224 yoakum 526-5457Houslon Gayllesbian Yellow Pages 942-0084Lealher By Bools 2424 Monlrose 526-2666Lealher By Boots .. 715 Fairview (Ihe Ripcord) .. 526-0444Lealher Forever 704 Fairview. . .5260940Ufe Today Financial Services 9774101Minuleman Press ... 3\!39 Monlrose, Suile P 942-8889Muscles in Aclion: CJ. Hamnglon 96MI917Pyramids & Angles Hair Salon .

..... 4219 Richmond, Suile 111 . .961-1693Rice Pharmacy.. . 527-8339Ryan's Real Eslate. .. . . 523-t600Stat Script Pharmacy. . 1_

..... 4101 Greenbnar 1235 521-1700/521-5855TWT Graphics ... (Art, Design, TypeseUingJ ... 527-9111Uniglobe Travel . . ... TRA·VEL4/1<ID856-1835USA Pageantry. . . . . . .. . 5235293We Deliver Videos 1109 Hyde Pari< 5224485Woodlake Travel 789-7500/~HOUSTON CltURCltESllWlOlOUS ORGAIIIZATIOIIS

(Area Code: 713)Bering Memorial UMC 1440 Harold 526-1017Community Gospel Church 501 E.I81h 800-9235Community of the Reconciling Servant .

....... (PresbyterianIReformed) .. . .462·7154Dawn of Failh Christian Church .Il405-K AlrnedlHlenoa .

..... 991~766Dignity (Gay catholics) 1117 Yale, Suite H 800-2872First Unitarian Church 52OO Fannin Sf. 526-5200Good Shepherd Anglican-Cathollc Church .....• 524-9656Grace Lutheran Church 2515Waugh 526-7706Houston Mission Church 1505 Navooa 529m5Integrity (Episcopalians & friends) .

..... P.O. 6600617726&6006 432~14Jewish Family Service ... 4131 S. Braeswood 667·9336Kolbe House ... 1509 Fairview ... P.O. 6666917726&6669

................. . .522-8162Kingdom Community Church ... 614E.I9th 862-7533Uve Oak Friends Meeting (Quakers) ~760Lutherans Concerned I Houston. . . 869-4218MCCR 1919 Decatur 961-9149Maranatha FellOWShip MCC .... P.O. 667032. . .52911766Mishp..:hat Allzlm (gay & lesbian JewS) .

........ P.0.9OO13617729&{)136 7487079Pentecostal Family of Montrose .. 501 E. 18th .. 800-9235Presbytery of New Covenant ... 41 Oakdale ... 526-2585Rothko Chapel 1409 Sui Ross. . .524-9839Seventh-day Adventist Kinship P.0.1I1047177230Sf. Stephen's Episcopal Church 1005 W. AlabamaUnitarian Men's Group 5260200

HOUSTON CWBS (Area Code: 713)AKA Berryhill 15346 Kuykendahl. . .. 587~10Amie's .........• 403Westhelmer 523-OOlIBacchustl 2715W ••• ghcrest 5233396Brazos River BoUom 2400 Brazos 526-9192BnarPatch .. 2294 W. Holcombe at Greenbriar .. 665-9678Cousins 817Fairview 526-9204ElJ's 2517 Ralph Sf. . . .. 527·0071Gentry... . 2303 Richmond 5201961Heaven Pacific at Grant. . .521-9123Iner91 6121 Hilicroft 771·9611JR's.. ..806 Pacilic 521-2519LazyJ 312Tuam ..526-9343Mary's 1022 Westheimer . . . 527-9669Missoori Sf. Stalion .1117 Missouri at Yoakum .524-1333Montrose Mining Co 805 Pacilic 526-7498Ms. B's 9200 Buff~o Spdwy.. . .6663356Outpost 2818 Richmond. . .. 520&146Pacific Street. . 710 Pacific 52W213OT's 534 Westheimer 5~13Ranch. . 9200 Buflalo Spdwy 666-3464Red Room 1419 Richmond 526-3367Rich's .2401 San Jacinto . . .759-9606Ripcord 715 Fairview 521-2792611 Club 611 Hyde Pari< . . 526-7070

Venture-N 2923 S. Main . 522-0000XTC 9200 Buffalo Spdwy 666-3464/6663356

HOUSTON COUNSEUNG (Area Code: 713)Amand, Jean-Louis (John). . 6214220Bedrick, Dianna M. (therapist) . . . .522·7014Daniel, Susan (therapist) . . .. 522·7014DiJacklln, Margaret (therapist) 522-7014Edd, Nicholas, Or., Psy. D .

..... 11767 Katy Frwy, Suite 370 493-9964HOllingsworth, Julie (hypno.ltherapist) 960-1776Montrose Counseling Ctr 701 Richmond 526-0037Montrose Resource Center 524·1069Ostrin, Olivl~ M.Ed., LP.C. . .

....... 11767KatyFrwy,SUite370 493-9984Plaza Clinical T~ment Center 5224450Sharon Stone & Associates ~1

HOUlTON OOCTORS 1 DEIITISTS (Area Code: 713)Fletcher, Richard (chiro.) . . 962-3897Martin, Jerry (chiro.). . . .. . 661).7722Martinez, Steve, M.D ..... 3400 Montrose, Suite 200 .

.................. 521-9441Nennecek, John J., M.D.. . . . 5224450Piot, Didier F., M.D. . . .5224450Smith, Bruce W., (D.D.S.) ... 1006 Missouri .... 529-4364Thomas AudeUe Mem. Clinic. . .. 1200 Richmond .....

. . . 526-5531HOUSTON FITNUS CENTERS (Area Code: 713)

The Club 2205 Fannin 659-.\996MidtowneSpa 3100 Fannin 522·2379

HOUSTON HULTN CLUB (Area Code: 713)Fitness Exchange .. :ml Kirby Corp. Sq. 1300 .. 524-9932

HOUSTON ORGANIZAIIONS 1 HELPLINU(Area Code: 713)

ACT UPI Gull Coast. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 523-9199AIDS Alliance 01 the Bay Area .

· 17511 EI Gamino ~ '1()6 4884492AIDS Assistance Fund ... 2476 Bolsover 1455 5294766AIDS Dental Referrals . . 529-4364AIDS Equity League. . . 871-0092AIDS Foundation Houston 3202 Weslayan ~796AIDS Hotline (9 a.m.·9 p.m.) 524-AIDSAIDS Inlertailh Council 01 Houston 3lI 682-5995AIDS ~ Hotline . 526-7702AIDS Mastery Worl<shop 3406 W. Lamar 177019....

..... 5m711American Civil Uberties Union 942-8146Asians & Friends ..... P.O. 740346177274 772~757Astro Rainbow Alliance 01 the Deaf, Inc ..

· . . . . . .. .. P.O. 6613617726&613662f.1103(TDD), 6214128(TDD)I Relay 'I1ID735-2988

AVES (Amigos Volunteers in AIDS Education & Serv.) ....... 2510 BroOO Sf.If2OO 640-2837

Bay Area Gays & Lesbians (BAGAW 734-1170Bering Care Center (Adult AIDS Day Care Cente~ .....

· 1440 Haro~ 5207070Bering Community Service Foundation .

.......... P.0.540517177254 5~71Bering Dental Clinic 1440 Harold... . .524-7933Bisexual Networl< 01 Houston 961-9149Blood lor Ule . . 856-72721441-8697Body PositivelHo 1475 W. Gray, '176 .... 524-2374Chain Gang Bicycling Club. . . . .. ..963-11160Classic Chassis Car Club. . P.O. 961102177096CoDependents Anon. . 5211J211Colt 45's 528-5070Colt 45's AIDS Trouble Fund P.O. 66804 526<077Crisis Hotline. . 22&1505Diana Foundation. . . P.O. 66523177'IfiJ

.................................... ~2001DlFFAlHouston 5120 Woodway, Suite 279 .

· . P.O. 131605177219-1605 .. 552-94451 (lax)552-1671Drug Abuse Hotline . . 1~2·HELPEarly Intervention Program. . 796aI23Executive and Prolessi~ Associalion of Houston ..

· ..... . ........•..... P.O. Il1227177219C227FrontRunners (runners, joggers) 522~21522-0099Garden Party P.O. 66693/77_Gay Fathers I Fathers First 01 Houston . . ..

.......... P.O. 981053 265a191Gay & Les. Hispanics Unidos ... P.O. 70153 523-1140Gay & Lesbian Peo~e in Medicine.. . .. 523-4344Gay & Lesbian Political caucus .. P.O. 66664 .. 521·1000Gay & Lesbian Switchboard .. P.O. 66469177266-6498 .

..... . 5211J211Gays I lesbians of Rice (GALOR) ... P.O. 18921892 ....

...... . .... 527-8101Gay Men's Chorus. . .... P.O. 541004177254-1004Gay Men's Networl<........... . 5211J211Gay, Lesbian or Bisexual Alliance (U. 01 H.] .

.......................... P.0.314177204-3600Good Sports (college lootballl basketbaillans) .. 523-Q:Q)Greater Houston Pocket Billiards League .. PJ .. ~Grey Party 1400 Tulane I 17t\MiGull Coast Transgender Community .

· P.O. 66643177'IfiJ 700428iHate Crimes Hotline .. P.O. 66469177266-6498 .. 526-9615Health Depf. AIDS Hotline 794-0020Heartsong (Women's Chorus) P.O. 9002431~43Herpes H.E.LP. Hotline 879-1142HIVIAIDS Inlo. Line (rele.als) 002-2231HIV Counseling 701 Richmond 5290037Houston Animal Rights Team P.O. 440304/77244Houston Area Teenage Coalition 942-700:!Houston Gay & Lesbian Parents 900-7995Houston Lesbian I Gay Pride Week '94 . . .

.... . P.O. 66071177'IfiJ. . 52%979Houston Institute for Protection of Youth 942-9884Houston Metropolitan Billiards lesgue 622~727Houston Ouldoor Group.. . KAMP.()(}JHouston Prolessi~s ... P.O. 3640 Humble 621-7126Houston Tennis Club. . . . . 869-9mHouston Thursday Nite Mixers Bowling League .

· Mace. . . .. 432·7239Houston Triangle Divers .. P.O. 721752177272 .. 530-7622Houston Women's Softball Lg .

... 19327 Bristle Star, Katy 177449Houston Wrestling Club .•..... P.O. 131134177219-1134

............................ 453-74(!iImperi~ Court of the Single Star .

. . . . . . . P.O. 90044417709M444Inner Loop Sunday Bowling League.. . .522-9612Jewish Family Services .. 4131 S. Braeswood .. 667-!m;Just lor Us (teens with gaynesbian parents] .... ~Krewe 01 Olympu~ Texas P.O. 920794177292KPFT Rooio . . . . 419 Lovett 5264001Lambda Center (AA) 1201 West Clay .

· Ioillce) 521-12431 (lobby) 528-9772Lambda Rollerskating Club. 7414 Puerto Vallarta I 77063 .

............ 9m818lesbian I Gay Students. . . .. U 01 H Clear Lake ..

.......... 2700 Bay Area 177058Lesbians in Business (UB) ..... . ... 5290077LOAFF (lesbians Over Age 50) .. P.O. 900601 .. 661-1462Log Cobin Houston .. P.O. 131104177219-1104 .. 681-2607Lone Star Nudist Group .. P.O. 541061/77254.. _7Lone Star Sym. Band ..... 1I9 Stratford 1!4. 524<1218Lone Star Volleyball Assoc. . 946-9270Men 01 All Colors Together.. . _77MCC Ubrary (Gay & Lesbian Archives) 961-9149Medius Assn. Inc. . . P.O. 66806177266Miss camp Amer. Found ... P.O. 742 .. Bellaire, TX177402Monday Nite Women's Bowling League 437~18Montrose Clinic 1200 Richmond 5202001Montrose Co. Cloggers 96HAPSMontrose Ice Picks P.O. 66450177'IfiJ 6lI<I707Montrose Monday Night Men's Bowling League .

............. Gardy . . .641-5424Montrose Softball League P.O. 541954177254-1954

................ . . 967-3913The MOVe Club . . 9524048NAMES Proj. Houston ... 2410 WoodheOO 52-NAMESNarcotics Anonymous .(Montrose Are •• 24 Hr. Hel~ine).

........................... 6614200Nationallesther ASSOC.. .. P.O. 6655317726&6553 ....

.................................. 434-2417Neartown Assoc 1413 Westheimer 177006No Equality·No Taxation Committee .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. P.O. 66592/7726&6592North Montrose Civic Assoc .... P.O. 111184177219()184Omega House, Inc. . . .. 602 Branard 523-1139Outrage '94. . ..... c/o P.O. 22973177227Parents, Families & Friends 01 lesb. & Gays (P·FLAG) ...

...............................•.. 967dPet Patrol. . . ...........•.. 522-1954Presidents Club (GPC pasf. pres.) .. P.O. 66844 .. 523$)24PrimeTimers P.0.9t1:1612/7709Wi12 961~PWA Coalition 1475 W. Gray Suite 163 522-5428o Patrol 871~19Rice Gay and lesbian Alumni Association ..

.............. Don Baker.. 5m170DizingerFoundation .. 3701 Montrose I 77006 .522_Saler Sex House Parties (AFH]. . ~796SoutheastT exas Legal Clinic .

.... (HIVI terminal Illness legal clinic) 8461500Sf. Michael's AIDS Support Group .. 1(11l Sage .. 6214370Stone Soup (AIDS Foundation) 6m796Team Houston .. (Gay Games IV) -P.O. 66405 .. 621-5lX1Texas Gay Rodeo Assoc. (TGRA) .. P.O. 130585-77219 .'

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.. 77219()585Texas Gay Vets of Houston .. P.O. 66135177~135 .

.................. _'65WAl3/64~Tri·Angels (gay & lesbian skydiving) 4884417That's What Friends Are For! .. P.O. 357961772355796 .

........ Larry Garrett (10am-7pm)721~721TV·TG·TS Helpline. . . . . . . . . 700-4282Visiting Nurses Assoc. . . 5mI15Wigs on Fire P.O. 667020 . . . .. 524-9566WIRE (Women's Inlo. & Rele.aI) 526-2121Women lor Sobriety (Pat) . . 5201501Women's Center 3101 Richmond '150 52911798Womynsp..:e P.O. 980601 96%510

HOUSTON RESTAURANTS (Area Code: 713)Saba Yega 2607 Grant Sf.. 522-0042Chapullepec 813 Richmond.. . 522-2365Charlie's calel Coffee Shop ..... 1102 Westheimer .....

......................... 522-3332House 01 Pies 3112 Kirby 528-3816Museum Restaurant & Bar .. 1512 W. Alabama .. 524-7676

HUNTSVILLE ORGANIZATION (Are~ 409)Sam Houston Sf. Univ. Gay, Lesbian Bisexual Alliance ..

· P.O. 21721 HuntsvillePlanned Parenthood. . .. (HIV counseling) .

· 24OOC Ave. I. ~IRVING A"ORIIEY (Area Code: 214)

Kowalski, John.. . (metro 1214)4454149KERRVILLE I FREDRlCKSBURG ORGANIZATION

(Area Code: 210)Hill Country Friends 792-5628

LAREOO CWB (Area Code: 210)The Discovery 2019 Farragut 722-0032

LAREOO ORGANIZATIONS 1210)City Health Depf. HIV Project. . . . . . . .. . 722-2437Los Brazos Men's Civic Club 7~1Los Dos Laredos Gay I lesbian Hotline 791~719

LONGVIEW CWB (Area Code: 003)Choices 446 N. Eastman 753-9221

LONGVIEW ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 003)AIDS Help Organization P.O. 4142 1-800-526-0669AIDSI HIV Testing. . 1-800-526-0669American Red Cross I AIDS Support Group 753-2091Church With A Vision .... 420 E. Cotton Sf. 753-1501

WBBOCK CWBS (Area Code: 806)The Other Place 1806 Clovis Rd 741·1047The Place 2401 Main St. . 744-4222

WBBOCK ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 806)Community Outreach Center 102 Ave. S. . .. 762-1019GLSA (G I L Student Assoc.) .

· P.O. 4310, SOS office ff8 .•...... 745-9207LambdaAA. . . 828-3316/828-3316l.l.IG.A P.O. 4310 179464 7914499MCC Lubbock 5501 34th st. 792-5562Outreach AA & Alanon 102 N. Ave. S 1I6643OOParents, Families & Friends 01 Lesb. & Gays (P·FLAG).

.. .. 792-1011South Plains AIDS Resource Center .. P.O. 6949179413 ..

. Hotline 792·77831 Office 796-7068WFKIN ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 409)

East Texas AIDS Foundation. . 56~4OPlanned Parenthood . . .1404 Frank .

·····IHIVoounseling) ~McALLEN CWBS (Area Code: 210)

JustTery's I500N.23rd 682-GHERP.B.D.'s Lounge. . . Ware Rd. at Daflodil 682-!1l19

McALLEN ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 210)AIDS Inlormation Line. . 618-AIDScase Merced (PLA activity cntrlsup. group 618-2775Comlort House (AIDS Hospice) 687-7367Gay & Lesbian Bowling League . . . .. . 971~Proyecto Salud (AIDS education) . . ... 618-2775

MIDLAND I ODUSA CHURCHU(Area Code: 915)

Holy Trinity Comm. Church .402 E. Gist .57IJ.HTCC(4822)Prodigal Ministries Community Church (Odessa) .

.......... 1500 Easl Murphy 5IIJ.732BNACOOOOCHES ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 409)

East Texas AIDS Project ... P.O. 631346 ... 56~4O ........... Testing 1569-2021

Gay & Les. Student Assoc. I Stephen F. Austin... . .. . . . SFA Station 7121/75862 569-2413

ODUSA CWBS (Area Code: 915)Miss Ullie's Nitespol ... 8401 Andrews Hwy ~799Mining Co.. . 409 No. Hancock ~161ODWAlMIDLANOfPERMlAN BASIN ORGANIZATIONS

(Area Code: 915)Free and Clean Lambda (Gay AA) (Odessa) .... 5IIJ.732BPermian Basin AIDS ~itlon ... 1522 N. Grandvew .

. . . .. . Odessa 179761. 55().2437PORT ARANSAS ACCOMIIODATIONS (Area Code: 512)Sea Horse Inn 142311th St.. 74%221

RIO GRANDE VAWY ORGANIZATIONSGay/lesbian Alliance 01 the Rio Grande Valley .

. (21~~MCC 01 the Rio Grande V~ley Rle. 1, Earling Rd .....

......... AI","", TX 178516 (512)78f.(lfl84New Hope Cong. Church. . 1001 S. 10th Sf.IE~Rio Grande Valley Gay & lesbian Bowling league.

...... Joe (210)971~.. McAllen I 78501. . . (21~7{)394

UT at Pan American Gay and Lesb. Student Organ.. 381-2260

Valley Lambda Serenity A.A. . . (512)78111884Valley Voice - A lesbian & Gay Alliance .

........ P.O. 3027 .. . . Hartingen/78551-3027ROSENBERG ORCWIlZATlON (Area Code: 713)

Country Cousins . .. P.O. 94177471SAN ANGELO CLUB (Area Code: 915)

Silent Partners ..... 3320SherwoodWay ..... 949-0041SAN ANGELO ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 915)

Concho V~ley Gayllesblan Alliance (CVGLA) ............ P.O. 750/78502 653-2956

San Angelo AIDS FOUnd ... P.O. 62474 I 76906 .. 94~1SAN AllTONIO ATTORNEY (Area Code: 210)

Davis, Blair . 227~SAN ANTONIO BUIINUSU (Area Code: 210)

Oos Jalapenos Gifts 602 Monlana 271~154Elmira Motor Inn 1126 E. Elmira 222-9463

....... ..(1100)584-001SAN ANTONIO CHURCHES (Area Code: 210)

Abbey 01 Sf. Francis Ondependent catholic) .......... 1961 N.IH-35178206 ~72

Dignity (catholic Gays). . .. P.O. 12484 .. 5583287First Unitarian Church. . .. 11I7 Beryl 344-4695Integrity P.O. 15006/76212 900-7388MCCSA 1136 W. Woodlawn 734-0048Religious Science Center 01 Positive Uving ..

... 5223 McCullough 9224422River City Living Church ..... 202 Holland 622·1121

SAN ANTONIO CWBS (Area Code: 210)Bamboleo's Latin Fever 1812 No. Main 734-3738Bonham Exchange 411 Bonham 271-3811Captain's Crew 1I9W. MarI<et 2230033COWboys 622 Roosevelt Ave 532-9194EIJardin 106 Navarro 223-7177Industria 450 Soledoo 227~Miriam's 115 General Krueger 308-7354The New Faces 119 EI Mio 342-611I1Nite Owl. . . 3lI San Pedro 223OWLSPaper Moon 14:11 No. M~n . . .. 225-73lISihrer Oollar Saloon . .1418 N. Main .. . .. 227·26232015 2015 San Pedro 733-3365Wild Club. . 920 San Pedro 22&2620Wild Country 414 W. Laurel. . 228-9378

SAN ANTONIO COUNIEUNG (Area Code: 210)Delta Program I Stafford Meooows Hosp ... 1-800-274-0124

SAN ANTONIO FITNUS CENTERS (Area Code: 210)Executive Spa 703 Ave. B ~7

SAN AllTONIO ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 210)AIDS Inlormatlon 2254715AIDS Resource Center 1100Lexington 222·2437Alamo Bus. Council (Prol./Social) .... P.O. 15481/76212Alamo City Men's Chor~e ..... P.O. 120243178212 .....

.. 979-7306Alamo City Volleyball 684-2434Alamo Human Rights Committee 1120-3053Alcohol Counsel. & Detox MHM R 421 6th Sf. 2254227Chain 01 Command 999 E. Basse Rd. .

.......... . SUlteII11/76209 979-7752RSI Court of the Alamo Em~re ... P.O. 120123/76212...

.................................. 735-9657Crisis Hotline (24 hours) . . . . . . . . .. . 2274357Deaf Rainbow. . 004-1004(TTY)Detoxification Center 622 Ooloro ••..... 225-5481Drug Abuse MHMR 3721A S. Pre sa SI. .... 533-9156Friends of the Oullt, Names Project .... Box 12085/78212Gay & Lesbian Parent ~itlon .. 2839 N.w. Military 1508Gay Switchboard Bar Inlo 734-2833HACER [Hispanic AIDS Comm. lor Ed. & Resourcesj ....

.. 1017 N. Main, Suile 208 227·2204

Happy Foundation 411 Bonham 227-5451H~~ine (Drug Abuse Central) 2254066Lambda AA .... 8546 BroOOway, Suite 255 624-2027LISA (Les.lnlo. S.A.). . .. P.O. 12327 82B-USALog Cobin San Antonio 51107 Babcock Rd.

........... Suite 109/76240 521-1447Men 01 All Colors Together .....

. 3207 Wu~bach .116/76232 8467151Parenls, Families & Friends 01 lesb. & Gays (P·FLAG).

. 121 W. Woodlawn 176212 9224135Pedalpushers Bike Club 493-7956Positive Alliance of San Antonio [PASAj P.O. 12776 ..

. 841-2314Prime Timers (older gay men) P.O. 13613176213-0613River City Pool League. . 734-J6l1River City Stompers. . . 732-5649San Antonio AIDS FOUnd. . .. 818 E. Grayson 178208 ...

.................................... 2254715San Antonio Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual Vets 01 America.

........ P.O. 3339717B265-J397 554-9918San Antonio Lambda Studenls Alliance [SALSA] ..

.......... P.O. 12715176212 222.9566SA Gay Switchboard P.O. 120402 7337300San Antonio Lesbian IGay Political caucus .

.......... P.O. 12571176212 545-0097San Antonio Men's Chorus ... 102 Wickes Sf. .. 22&2324San Antonio Names Project .. 818 E. Grayson .. 2254715San Antonio NOW P.O. 33213 6~San Antonio Tavem Gui~. . P.O. 12712176212South Texas Outreach Progr.rn for AIDS/UT Health Sci ..

... Cntr. SA 1I1 S. Frio /1278 2704621Tejas Motorcycle Club P.O. 120296 ~Texas Gay Rodeo Assoc. (TGRA) P.O. 12651 ..

................................... 7324FUNUnited States Mission 01 Tx. (res. shelter program).

. 626 E.QuincyI76215 299-1318W~lness Connection, Inc. . ... 106 Warren 226-7963

SAN MARCOS ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 512)GLSA of GLSA . . 754-0948Rur~ AIDS Service Program .... 142 Jackson Lane .

....... P.O. 748 I 79657'()748 7~SHERIWI ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 003)

Texonna Foundation for HIVIAIDS Services .......... P.O. 1695/75091·1695 463-7258

TEXARKANA CLUB (Area Code: 501)The Gig .. 201 East Sf. (Hwy. 71 So.) .. Arkansas 77~iKXI

TEXARKANA COUNSEliNG (Area Code: 003)Choices ... Terry & Darlene Sims ... 301 Westlawn Dr ..

................. 832·1489TEXARllANA ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 501)

Texarkana AIDS Project (TAp) m1994TEXAS CITY ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 409)

Gull Coast Center IHIV case manage.) . . . . . . . . .. . ............ 6510 Memorial 935«>06TYLD CHURCH (Area Code: 003)

Sf. Gabri~ Comm. Church .... 13004 Cr. '193/75703 ..... 581~

TYLElVSMITH CO, MEDICAL IArea Code: 003)Planned Parenthood ..... 3500 E. South BroOOway .

.... . ... 581~77VICTORIA ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 512)

Positive Approach Inc ... 211I7 Ben Wilson '103177991 .. . . . . . . .572-97131 pager r.;ro.UVE

WACO CHURCH (Area Code: 817)MCC 1601 Clay 752-5331

WACO CWBS (Area Code: 817)Maxine's. . .507 Jefferson & N. 5th 753-9189

WACO ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 817)GLACT . . P.O. 8061176714 741·1428Parents, Families & Friends 01 Lesb. & Gays (P·FLAG).

. 751).7211WEATNERFORD I PARK!R COUNTY ORGANIZATIONS

(Area Code: 817)ParI<er County HIVIAIDS Support Group .

. .... P.O.I683 ..... Weathertord, TX ..... 5II&mWICHITA FALLS CHURCH (Area Code: 817)

MCC 1014 Wichita 3224100WICHITA FALLS CWB (Area Code: 817)

Rascals 811 Indiana . . .723-1629WICHITA FALLS ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 817)

AIDS Support Center ..... 405 Galveston, Suite 10 .... 322·9122

Diversity (gaynesb. students at Midwestem Sf. Un •.......3410Taft Blvd 12806 . . .6924968

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