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Volume 18,Number 10 May 15-211992

12 NEWS First Sentence Handed Down in Broussard Murder Case

25 COMMENT Letters to the Editor

35 OF LOCAL INTEREST39 LOOKING BACK Early Gay Lib at UTIAustin byPhiiJohnson

43 BACKSTAGE The Turtle Creek Chorale at Dallas' Meyerson June 6

46 COVER FEATURE Armand Primeaux of Houston PhotosbyRickBounds

53 STARSCOPE The Full Moon in Scorpio Brings Jealousy, Possessiveness

59 SPORTS Dallas Rollerblade Club Meets Saturday

61 HOT TEA Tandi Andrews Wins Miss Gay USA

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BROUSSARD MURDERJon Buice Gets45 Yearsfor RoleIn Death of Houston Gay Man.

.~HOUSTON - Eighteen-year-old Jon

Buice received 45 years in prison last Mon-day for his role tnthe slaying of bankerPaul Broussard. The sentence was hand-ed down by Judge Brian Rains of the 176thDistrict Court.

Buice, who was charged with first de-gree murder, is the first of ten young mento be sentenced in the case. The otherdefendants are also charged with murder.Broussard and two of his friends were at-tacked by the young men as they walkedto their car in the early morning hours ofJuly 4 last year.

Broussard died from his wounds severalhours later in a hospital. One of his com-panions was hurt but survived his injuries,while the third man escaped unharmed.

Holding press conference after Buice sentencing werell-t]activist Diane Williams, Paul Broussard's mother NancyRodriguez, Victims Assistance Center counselor CIndyMachala and activist ScottLewis TWT NEWS photo.

Joan Huffman, an assistant district at-torney with the Special Crimes Division ofthe Harris County District Attorney's Of-fice, told TWT NEWS that Buice had beentaken into custody after his bond wasrevoked. Such action is not normally takenunless the court determines that the de-fendant is not abiding by the terms underwhich the bond was issued.

Community leader Ray Hill said thebondsman had decided to surrender thedefendant's bond when it was discovered

that Buice had obtained a passport andapplied for a work visa to Korea.

At a press conference held Mondayafter Buice's sentencing, Nancy Rodriguez,the mother of Paul Broussard, thanked thegay and lesbian community of Houston forthe support she had received since herson's death. She also said she believed theoutcome of the case would send a mes-sage to would-be gay bashers.

"People will be punished for the crimesthey commit ... John Buice is the first to bepunished. We must not let the others gounpunished."

Hill echoed the sentiment, saying, "It's[gay bashing] not fun anymore. The dayof reckoning has come, and the fun hasgone."

Buice will be eligible for parole when hehas served one-fourth of his sentence, or11 years and three months. As a part of hisplea bargain agreement, he made a re-corded statement detailing the events ofthe night he and the other co-defendantsattacked Broussard and his companions.

At press time, trial dates had not beenset for the remaining nine defendants inthe Broussard case.

DALLAS' HIV SERVICESPLANNING COUNCILMAKES RYAN WHITEFUNDING PROPOSALSAIDS ResourceCenterDirector

QuestionsSomeRecommendations.DALLAS - The HIV Services Planning

Council appointed by Dallas County Com-missioners has made recommendationsfor the distribution of Ryan White Title 1supplemental funds. In discussing therecommendations with TWT NEWS, AIDSResource Center Executive Director JohnThomas has expressed concern over fund-ing for various programs.

Thomas said the money allotted foremergency assistance programs, which

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"GLAD is one of many denominationalsupport groups who, along with Dignityfor Catholics, Integrity for Episcopalians,Honesty for Baptists and Affirmation forMethodists, seek to generate higher levelsof understanding of gay and lesbian issuesin a religious context," Rodgers said.

Chris Glaser will be the keynote speakeron Sunday night, July 19. Glaseris a prom-inent national speakeron gay and lesbianreligious issues and a member of WestHollywood Presbyterian Church in WestHollywood, California. The banquet willbe held at the Brown-Lupton Student Cen-ter on the TCU campus, with cocktails at6:30 p.m., followed by dinner at 7. The ban-quet is open to the public. For ticket infor-mation, contact Paul Rodgers at (214)357-1660.

Also from Fort Worth comes news ofthe new location for the Tarrant CountyLesbian/Gay Alliance, Inc. Their perma-nent new home is at 3327 Winthrop, #243,in the Ridglea Professional Bldg. The newphone number is (817)763-5544.

"We had tried to settle on a location onLake St., but the owner didn't want a gayand lesbian organization in his building,"Ron Rasmussen of TCLGA said. "Prior to[moving into] our new home, we had hadto make do with an answering machineand a post office box. We now have an of-fice and use of a conference room on thesame floor, as well as a panoramic view ofthe skyscrapers in downtown Fort Worth."

includes rental and utility payments forPWAs, will probably be delayed until July.The HIV Services Planning Council [HSPC]has determined that there should be anoutlet in the south Dallas/Oak Cliff area forthose PWAs of color who need assistance.The AIDS Resource Center [ARC] has beeninstructed to wor~ with another group inthat area of the city to establish such anoutlet.

Under consideration for this outlet willbe Bluett-Flowers, the community-orientedprimary care facility, as well as ProjectEsperanzalAfrican American Coalition, apart of the AIDS Interfaith Network.

"We will try to subcontract with one ofthem to provide facilities on a part-timebasis for our benefits assistance directorto meet with clients in that part of the city.The HSPC realizes it will cost money forthis additional outlet, so we have been toldto revise our budget estimates for the ad-ministrative costs," Thomas said. "Theproblem is that the HSPC's plans are notfiltered through the ideaof what is best forour clients."

ARC's benefit assistance director isavailable at the Metropolitan CommunityChurch every week, which is very close toParkland Hospital. Thomas told TWT NEWS

he believed that those people going toParkland for medical assistance should beable to access help at MCC.

FORT WORTH TO HOSTNAT'L CONVENTION

OF GLADChris Glaserto KeynoteJuly 17-20

Meeting on TCU Campus.FORT WORTH - Many gays and les-

bians have been ostracized by mainstreamreligious denominations, but supportgroups have been formed by gay and les-bian members of these churches to reachout to others in the community. GLAD isthe gay and lesbian support group formembers of the Christian Church (Disci-ples of Christ). The acronym stands forGay & Lesbian & Affirming Disciples.

Fort Worth will host the national con-vention of GLAD July 17-20 at Texas Chris-tian University. Members will come fromall over the United States and Canada, PaulRodgers told TWT NEWS. Rodgers, a Dallasresident, is also a member of the NorthTexas chapter of GLAD.

ATT'Y GENERALApPEALS 21.06RULING

To STATE'S TwoHIGHEST COURTSSeeksFinding of Error inLower Court Decision.

AUSTIN - Attorney General Dan Mo-rales has filed appeals with the state's twohighest courts, asking them to overturn alower court ruling handed down againstSection 21.06 earlier this year.

Section 21.06 prohibits sexual relationsbetween consenting adults of the samesex. It criminalizes all homosexual con-duct, with potential punishment of a fineup to $500 as well a criminal conviction ofa crime of moral turpitude.

The latest move by the Attorney Generalputs the case before the Texas Supreme

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Court, the state's highest civil court, andthe Court of Criminal Appeals, the highestcriminal court. Since Section 21.06, acriminal statute, is often used in civil courtcases as well as in family law matters,either of the state's two highest courtscould have jurisdiction in the case.

In the unanimous decision handeddown earlier this year by the Third DistrictCourt of Appeals, Chief Justice JimmyCarroll stated that there was nothing morefundamentally private and deserving ofprotection than sexual behavior betweenconsenting adults in private.

In its opinion, the Court cited earlierTexas Supreme Court rulings on the rightto privacy as the basis for its decision. TheThird District Court also rejected theState's argument that the 21.06 plaintiffsdid not have standing to challenge the con-stitutionality of a criminal statute in a civilcourt.

THRF Legal Coordinator Patricia Pres-ley defended the Third District Court's rul-ing. "The Appellate decision clearly rec-ognizes an individual's right to be leftalone and free from government intrusioninto his or her private life."

But she added there was a positive sideto the Attorney General's decision to takethe case to the state's two highest courts."A decision issued at this level will leaveno doubt in anyone's mind as to the statusof 21.06."

In legal language, Morales filed what isknown as an application for a writ of error,which means that he is asking the courtsto decide that the appellate court made anerror in its decision.

For general information, call (512)479-8473, orwrite P.O. Box 49740, Austin,TX78765.

MARCH ONWASHINGTON STEERINGCOMMITTEE GATHERS

IN DALLASRepresentativesfrom Across

Country Meet to DiscussPlatform,Elect Co-Chairs.

DALLAS - With the third March onWashington planned for April 25, 1993,over 150 regional and organizational rep-resentatives attended the National Steer-ing Committee meeting held at the Dallas

Gay & Lesbian Alliance Community Centerlast weekend. Agenda items included thediscussion of the platform and the elec-tion of permanent co-chairs to staff the na-tional office, which opens July 1 in Wash-ington, D.C.

Newly elected national co-chairs for the 1993 March onWashington are [I·r} Billy Heilman of Pittsburgh, Scout ofChicago, Dettick Livingston of Washington, D.C. andNadine Smith of Orlando. TWT NEWS photo.

Among the goals of the 1993 March arethe repeal of laws prohibiting sodomy;cross-gender expression and non-coercivesexual behavior between consentingadults; an amendment to the Code of Fed-eral Regulations recognizing same-sexrelationships; passage of the Equal RightsAmendment and the Civil Rights Amend-ment Act of 1991.

It is further proposed that a preamble bewritten by the People of Color caucus de-manding an end to institutionalized rac-ism, support for nonracist policies and af-firmative action, repeal of all discrimina-tory immigration laws based on race andHIV status, as well as a call for equal ec-onomic opportunity and an end to poverty.

Further demands call for an end to dis-crimination in education and ROTC pro-grams, health care, reproductive freedom;recognition of domestic partnerships; andcall for ending anti-Semitism, AIDS/HIVdiscrimination and hate crimes.

The first widely known celebrity to comeon board is Madonna's brother, Christo-pher Ciccone, who created the stage forhis sister's 1990 Blonde Ambition tour. Hewi II design the stage for the 1993 Marchon Washington.

The Executive Committee expects be-tween one and three million to attend theMarch and March-related activities. Thenext meeting of the National SteeringCommittee is set for October 3 and 4 in

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DALLAS HEALTHDEPT. OPENS AIDS

EDUCATION CENTERSStoresin West,South DallasAreasAimed at Minority Communities.

DALLAS - Dallas has a new "first" thisweek-an AI DS education storefront. Thefirst location, which opened last Wednes-day, is at 3012 Navaro St. while the secondone opened on Friday at 4407 Hatcher.Their hours are 10 a.m.-4 p.m. The DallasCounty Health Department opened thetwo facilities to help educate the publicabout high-risk behaviors.

Funded by grants from the federal Cen-ters for Disease Control, both storefrontswill cost about $326,000 annually to oper-ate, said Anne Freeman, Director of theHealth Department's AIDS programs. Shetold TWT NEWS that the current plan is tokeep the two centers in operation for thenext five years, but the grants must facean annual review based on performance.

Figures released by the Health Depart-ment show that the percentage of His-panic and African-American cases of AIDShas risen from 10 to 30% since 1985. TheWest and South Dallas sites were chosenbecause the need for AIDS education isgreatest in minority communities.

Shirley Stevenson, who works in theSouth Dallas storefront, explained that theidea behind the centers is to get people intheir own community involved in theeducation effort. Volunteers will stop peo-ple on the street and talk about high-riskbehavior and ways of protecting oneself.They will also carry shoulder bags withbrochures, free condoms and bleach kitsfor sterilizing needles.

HIV testing and counseling will even-tually be offered at the storefronts onscheduled days, as well as other simplehealth screenings. May 27 is the first datefor blood-pressure testing. The HealthDepartment also plans to offer supportgroup meetings for drug users, their sex-ual partners and members of other high-risk groups.

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Neighborhood volunteers will help toreinforce the message carried by thestorefronts' literature, some of which in-cludes stories written by local residents.Stevenson said that it brings neighborsin the area together to talk about AIDSprevention.

He said he thought the HSPC's decisionto create another assistance outlet wouldlead to a needless duplication of services.

Bethlehem, the south Dallas counter-part to the Oak Lawn Food Pantry, hasbeen allotted $42,000 th is year for its serv-ices, while ARC had proposed a similarprogram for that part of town for just over$15,000. Thomas explained that ARC's ex-pertise and bulk purchasing power en-abled the group to make a lower proposalcost. The difference in the two amounts-about $27,000-would enable Bethlehemto get started.

"If we see a need in the community, wetry to figure out how to fulfill it, whetherthere is government funding or not,"Thomas added, noting that the dentral pro-gram at the Nelson-Tebedo Clinic wasstarted with volunteer dentists, but cannow be expanded beyond its Mondaynight hours because supplemental fundshave been received.

"We have also been working for over ayear to try to provide complete meals forPWAs, which we started through the vol-unteerefforts of our registered dietician,"Thomas added. "We were then able toprepare 300 complete meals last week,which were frozen and then taken to theFood Pantry for distribution. People whoshop the pantry for food to prepare mealscan now also pick up a complete meaL"Thomas said that the additional funds willenable the program to continue.

Other questionable funding recommen-dations by the council include just under$4,000 to the AI DS counseling group Leg-acy. The group had submitted a proposalfor over $29,000, and what they actuallyreceived will cover rent and little more. TheMetropolitan Community Church, whichlast year got funding for its mental healthprogram, received none of the $40,300 itrequested for this year.

Dallas County Commissioner JohnWi ley Price has recently gone on record assaying he believed that the African-Amer-ican community was not receiving its fairshare of the federal and state grant moneybeing set aside for AIDS.

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At Stonewall, we offerindividualized treatment by adedicated staff of professionalswho understand and can help.

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GHAAHoSTSBRIEFING ON AIDS

FOR HOUSTONBUSINESS COMMUNITYMayor & Wife Accept Positions asChairs of 1992AIDS Walkathon.

HOUSTON - The Greater HoustonAIDS Alliance [GHAA] hosted an educa-tional breakfast last Thursday morningaimed at increasing awareness of AIDSissues in the Houston business commu-nity. The event brought together city andcounty officials, business people andrepresentatives of community groups.

Highlighting the breakfast was a briefaddress by Mayor Bob Lanier, who spokeof his growing enlightenment on the.AI DSissue and how cooperation would be cru-cial to fighting the disease.

"If there's one thing I've been impressedwith since I became mayor, it's how muchmore effective we can be if the private andpublic sector work together."

"There is nowhere public and privatecoordination will be important than in thisarea [AIDS]."

A video produced by Romeo Cantu, Jr.in conjunction with GHAA and Channel 11and shown to attendees featured inter-views with Houstonians personally af-fected by AIDS.

Houston Mayor Bob Lanier and wife Elyse are chairpersonsfor this year's From All Walks of Life AIDS fund-raiser tobe held on November 8. TWTNEWSphoto_

GHAA board member Maurice "Mo"Jones, speaking from the perspective ofa former busi ness owner who was obi igedby his illness to sell his company, reit-erated how important it is for businessesto develop policies dealing specifically

with AIDS or face the financial conse-quences later.

"A business that doesn't have an AIDSplan and policy in 1992 is a company thatis rudderless .. _ "

Among organizations helping make thebreakfast briefing possible were the Amer-ican Red Cross, Burroughs Wellcome,Caremark Inc. and the NAMES Project.

In a related development, AIDS Founda-tion Houston announced that the Mayorand his wife have accepted the position ofchairpersons for this year's From AllWalks of Life fund-raiser.

AFH Director of Development GinnyGaltney said that the goal for this year'swalk was to double both participation anddonations over last year's event. She add-ed that the Mayor's association with thefund-raiser should help increase corporatesponsorship and participation.

QUEER NATIONPICKETS RANDALL'SRespondingto Grocery Chain'sRemoval of 'Houston Press.'HOUSTON - Last Friday evening, the

local tribe of Queer Nation staged a dem-onstration at the Randall's flagship storeat So. Shepherd and Westheimer. Thegroup was protesting the grocery chain'sremoval of the Houston Press from itsstores because the weekly accepts gayand lesbian personal ads.

The protesters, numbering about 30,entered the store, moving up and downseveral aisles, handing out copies of thePress and chanting slogans like "Eggs andmilk, not shame and guilt!"

They then regrouped outside, marchingback and forth in front of the store fornearly a half hour. Police officers stoodnearby with Randall's officials watchingthe proceedings.

The controversy surrounding the Hous-ton Press is not the first time the grocerychain has been accused of discriminationagainst gays and lesbians. Last fall, Ran-dall's refused to remove the Greensheetfrom its stores after that publication an-nounced it would not accept ads from gaysand lesbians for its personals section.

In 1989, Randall's inserted an antidis-crimination clause in its hiring policiesonly after persistent pressure from gayorganizations. '*'

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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 nome and addressfor verification. TWT will withhold nome upon request.Please keep letters brief. TWT does not print letterssent to other goy and lesbian publications. Addressall letters to COMMENT, THIS WEEK IN TEXAS,3900 LEMMON AVENUE, DALLAS, TX 75219 or811 WESTHEIMER, SUITE 106, HOUSTON, TX 77006.

Body Positive Picnic SuccessDear TWT:

Volunteers of Body Positive/Houstonand the Metropolitan Community Churchof the Resurrection set up and held our1992 Spring Picnic on Sunday, April 26 atthe Lovett Inn. MCCR provided games andlots of volunteers. Body Positive/Houstonprovided volunteers, barbecue chicken andsausage, drinks, plates and utensils. ThePWA Coalition provided briskets.

People who came were asked to bringfood or household goods as a donation toCornerstone House, an AIDS family carecenter, and to FIRM's Pediatric and FamilyAIDS Program. Body Positive/Houstonalso contacted numerous local grocerystores for donations.

We thank ONCOL Center for I.V.Therapies for underwriting this event;Luby's Cafeteria on Hwy 6 for providingdessert; Phar-Mor for 13 boxes of diapers;and Randall's, Kroger and Apple Tree foradditional contributions.

Ken HaughtAdministrative DirectorBody Positive/Houston

world with so much misunderstanding, weknow that there is a positive force withunity. We at the 404, with the help of thegay community, collected over $1,500 forAIDS Services of Austin and will makestrides to help others who are lessfortunate. Thanks Texas.

Helen, Donny and Davidand the 404 StaffAustin, TX

Taking the Right ApproachDear TWT:

Magic Johnson and Arthur Ashe arenow known to be among the million or soAmericans infected with HIV. At thispoint, the American public is finallybecoming concerned, if not panicked, bythe AIDS epidemic.

As an education coordinator for AIDSFoundation Houston [AFH), it is my job toreplace misinformation with facts andmake people aware that the spread of HIVcan be easily stopped. But as long aspeople put themselves at risk, theproblem will continue to escalate.

We are more than ten years into thisepidemic. Why are we still toying with ourlives and continuing to take chances outof ignorance? Many people use denial asan excuse to play Russian roulette withtheir lives rather than consider protectingthemselves.

Don't wait until you happen to find outsomeone's HIV status before you becomeconcerned about protection. Just becauseyou think or hope your partner couldn'thave HIV-or other sexually transmitteddisease [STDs) for that matter-you can'tknow for sure without being tested.

Most everyone knows that you canmaximize your protection against thesediseases by using condoms properly. Butit is important that people learn moreabout the wrong ways as well as betterways to use condoms for better spontaneityand pleasure.


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404 Opening a SmashDear TWT:

We at the 404 club would like to takethis opportunity to thank the gaycommunity for a smashing success on ourgrand opening, none of which would havebeen possible without the support of thegay community and Hot Chocolate, whoput on an incredible performance.

We at the 404 will strive to bring youthe best in top-notch entertainment andan atmosphere of high energy, comfortand friendliness. Our goal is to provide avenue for all gay or lesbian people, be itleather, female impersonator or whatever.All are welcome.

We know it may sound cliched, but,"United we stand, divided we fall." In a

That's why AFH offers "safer sexworkshops" and "house parties" foranyone who has questions, fears, orconcerns about HIV and STDs. Theworkshops and house parties are designedto be an entertaining way for you tocomfortably explore all the safer, sensualand erotic options.

Workshops are always held on the thirdand fourth Tuesdays of each month at theAFH offices, 3202 Weslayan (nextworkshops are May 19 and 26). The houseparties are available at any time you wishto gather a group of your friends together.I also encourage anyone to contact me atAFH (713)623·6706with any questionsregarding these programs.

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ALGPC EndorsementsSweetSavagePaulettaLeighDear TWT:

The 1992 party primaries are over, but itis a long way to the general election inNovember. The Democrats and Republicansthat the Austin Lesbian Gay PoliticalCaucus [ALGPC] endorsed in Februaryneed your support from now until then.

In the past, ALGPC's endorsementmeant more than votes; it meant dedicated.enthusiastic volunteers for campaign workand a pool of people willing to contributetheir money to the candidates who supportour rights. With your help, we can revivethat ALGPC tradition.

Again, the races in which ALGPCendorses candidates are: U.S. House ofRepresentative-Herbert Spiro (R), TexasSupreme Court-Paul Banner (D), Court ofCriminal Appeals, Place 1-Charles Baird(D), Court of Criminal Appeals/Place2-Morris Overstreet (D), Texas Senate/District 14-Gonzalo Barrientos (D) or JimOrr (R), State LegislaturelDistrict47-Jimmy Day (D), State Legislature/District 48-Sherri Greenberg (D), StateLegislature/District 49-Elliott Naishtat(D), State LegislaturelDistrict 51-GlenMaxey (D), 353rd District Court-MargaretCooper (D), 167th District Court-MikeLynch (D), 200th District Court-PaulDavid (D) and 98th District Court-JeanneMeurer (D).

Also endorsed by ALPG are CountyCommissioner/Precinct 1-Sam Biscoe(D), Country Commissioner/Precinct

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Thanks Dallas DaddiesDear TWT:

I would like to extend my thanks andappreciation to everyone who helped pulloff the Daddy Auction held April 28 at TheBrick.

First of all, thanks to Howard Okon andhis crew, three of whom I know by name:Buddy, Danny and Aubrey. Next, thankyou to the producer of the event, Mr.David Harmon and the AIDS FundingAssociation. Thanks to emcee JohnnyGrey, auctioneer Jim Richards andauctioneer assistant Chris.

Then, of course, I have to thank all theDaddies: Larry, Dan, Vince (in spirit), Jim,Mark, Lee, Papadopolis, Rick, David andKevin. Now to the Dallas Silver Sabersand the Gulf Coast Dancers-you guyswere great! And a big thank-you to ChiliPepper and Graham!

I enjoyed participating in this event andit is the first time I have ever beenauctioned off as a Daddy. Go figure.

John FellrathDallas, TX

Support Goy YouthDea~TWT:

As a certified history teacher who alsohappens to be gay, I am alarmed that Rev.Jim Abington of Bannockburn BaptistChurch has declared war on the OutyouthAustin program.

As we all know, adolescence is adifficult time for everyone. This isespecially the case for kids who arewrestling with their own sexuality.Outyouth Austin provides these kids asupport network that they otherwise mightgo without. It is no easy task to determinewhat is going on inside of you when thereis no support available. An ad in a highschool newspaper is one way to reachstudents that might otherwise gounnoticed until they are found deadbecause nobody was there to listen and tohave compassion for what they weregoing through.

I stand with many others in the gaycommunity and all people who care insupport of principal Kent Ewing for hiscourage to stand up to those in thecommunity whose strict religious valuesare more important than the welfare ofchildren.

Ultimately, the decisions we adultsmake will have a direct impact on how thenext generation is able to become modelcitizens. They must be our first priority,for they truly are the future. We owe it tothese kids to at least make available thetools and compassion necessary for themto become self-actualized, proud citizens.Our acting on their behalf now will be thegreatest contribution we can make toenrich their lives and the life of society atlarge in the future.

James Alvis Hipple IIIAustin, TX

He Mode Children's EasterDear TWT:

This letter is to thank Mr. Bobby Peelerof Fort Worth, who personally put togetherover 200 Easter baskets this Easter for thechildren in the cancer clinic at Cook-FortWorth Children's Medical Center.

Mr. Peeler has done this for severalyears now and also makes Christmasstockings for the same clinic at Christmas.

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You know you need one, but you put it offbecause you are not fully informed, oryouthink it is prohibitively expensive. The lawfirm of Moore and Hunt is sponsoring a"Working seminar on Health Care Powerof Attorneys" in which the audience willparticipate and leave with their completedlegal documents in hand. $20(includes ad-mission, questions and document). May21, 6:30 p.m. at the Metropolitan Multi-Service Center, 1475 West Gray. Spacelimited. Call (713)522-4282 to register.

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dents had no authority to disallow thestudents and their guests from using theballroom. Bob Binder, president of the stu-dent government, told the planners to goon with the dance as scheduled.

Once more, gay groups and their sup-porters were jubilant. But when they ar-rived to decorate the ballroom, they weremet by the Student Activities' Dean, whotold them the dance and the Student UnionDirector's functions had been canceled by"his superiors." But when questioned, herefused to name the "superiors."

Desperately working against time, thegays once more appealed to the ActingPresident, who now refused to accept theminutes of the Student Union Board ofDirectors.

By this time, some 25 students andguests were already dancing in the ball-room and refused to stop. So the campuspolice were called. When the students stillrefused to leave the ballroom, 30 police-men sealed it off. Arriving dancers tried togain entry by stacking tables one on topof another and crawling through a balconywindow. So, of course, the police removedthe tables. They then told the dancers toleave the ballroom or face arrest. Whenthe dancers asked what they would becharged with, the Dean replied, "Disturb-ing the peace; we will find something."

Aroused by all this commotion, some200 people (about half of them straight)began assembling at the glass wall at thesouth end of the ballroom where theychanted support for the dancers inside.Despite this show of support, and fearingarrest, all but five of the dancers left. Thosewho remained were taken into custody.

The police moved quickly in getting thefirst four out of the Student Union Build-ing and into a squad car. But one youth,a straight supporter of gay rights and alsoa member of a pacifist peace group, wentlimp. By the time the police got him to thesquad car, sympathizers had filled the

Gay and lesbian activists are oftencriticized for "in your face" tactics.

"Play by the rules," they are advised. Fine.But have the critics ever noticed that therules are often stacked against us? It'scalled "Catch-22." Consider:

As early as April, 1970, a small group ofpeople attempted to form a "gay lib" groupat the University of Texas at Austin. By thefall of 1971, they had somehow won thesupport of the Student Senate, but Chan-cellor Charles LeMaistre arbitrarily ruledthat "a gay lib group couldn't register asa campus organization." The brouhahathat resulted divided the student body.

With few members and little money, thestruggling group, nonetheless, filed acomplaint in Federal District Court alleg-ing that the administration was abridgingtheir constitutional rights of free speechand assembly. To pay for legal expenses,a big campus-wide dance, sponsored notby the gay activists but by the Student Sen-ate, was planned for February 25, 1972.

Jubilant gays began distributing hand-bills, creating even more publicity and con-troversy. The Dean of Students found ahandbill on his car and decided-aftersome consideration-to remove his sig-nature for the reservation of the mainballroom of the Student Union Building. Inother words, he canceled the dance.

The gay lib group, attempting to play bythe rules, then appealed to the ActingPresident of UT, who felt that the dance" .... would attract only a homosexualcrowd and therefore was not an appropri-ate function in view of the suit against theregents by this group." (In other words:You can't hold the dance unless you sue,and if you sue, you can't hold the dance.)

The Student Union Board of Directors(composed of four students and threefaculty members) voted four to three infavor of the dance. It was to be a "StudentSenate function," thus the Dean of Stu-

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driveway and were blocking the exit. To in-timidate the crowd, one policeman begantaking pictures of them. When that didn'twork, he drew a can of mace and threat-ened to use it if the students didn't givehim "breathing room."

Somebody shouted that the dance wouldcontinue on the patio, where university ap-proval was not needed. Eventually, morethan a thousand people filled the patio andsurrounding balconies. Donation bucketswere passed through the crowd.

In the meantime, the five prisoners werecharged with disrupting a campus activity,despite the fact that none was going on atthe time. One of the students, unwilling todocilely comply with the authorities, re-fused to give his name. An officer pulledhim up by his hair and punched him in theface, claiming the youth had spit at him.When confronted by four witnesses, theofficer changed his story: the young manhad tried to spit in his face.

One of those arrested, a gay man, wasstripped of his clothes and placed in a cellwith two other prisoners who were told tobeat him up without leaving any incrim-inating bruises or marks. Somehow, hetalked the other two prisoners out of it.

The men remained in jail for about threehours. All the while, their lawyers were toldthe men could not be seen as they werebeing processed. In truth, the processinghad been completed, and the men werejust sitting in jail.

In time the suit filed by the gay lib groupwas dropped, and eventually a gay and les-bian student support group was recog-nized by campus authorities. But the moralof the story is this: Nothing is ever given.There has to be a "Rosa Parks." Somebodyhas to refuse to sit in the back of the bus.

Learning from history, we know that wemust organize. We must work. We mustvote. We must persuade. We must play bythe rules. And if all that doesn't work,well ... has anyone any suggestions?

Why did this small group of people at-tempt to form a gay lib group on the Uni-versity of Texas campus in the first place?Why did they risk ridicule, arrest and in-jury? Why didn't they just sit quietly in theback of the bus?

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ITAURUS:(Apr 20 - May 20) Venus says if youhaven't been out frolicking yet, you should.Mars compels you to be more understand-ing of your finances, and the Sun encour-agesoptimism. On Friday, love is unpredict-able. Sunday you may get off on the wrongfoot with a Capricorn; a Pisces would bebetter suited. Tuesday and Wednesday arebetter for your mood, although the rest ofthe week you prefer relaxing in an uncon-ventional way that never occurred to youbefore. Bestdays: Friday, Saturday, Wednes-day and Thursday.GEMINI: (May 21 -Jun 21)A unique week isin store. While there are more obstacles togo around this week, you clear the hurdleswith flying colors. Those that order youaround find you don't knuckle under. Youset limits easily, to the extent that somefind you abrasive, especially Sunday andMonday. Thursday is not a good day forlove, particularly with Pisces; and you'llonly make Capricorn miserable. Best days:Wednesday and Thursday.CANCER:(June 22 - July 22) Memories steeryou toward success Friday. Try a littleharder Saturday night. Set your sights onsomething almost out of reach and don'tsettle for less. Those closest to you seemcritical now. Don't let them change yourmind about relationships. Best day: Friday.LEO:(July 23 - Aug 22) On Friday, if you'regOing to risk anything, keep the stakes low.Saturday and Sunday, you impress others

with your abilities aswell asyour inabilities.If you don't know how to do it, fake it andno one will know the difference. The restof the week isn't promising for speculationor adventure; so rest, particularly on Thurs-day. Best days: Sunday and Monday.VIRGO: (Aug 23 - Sep 22) You find it hard torelax tonight. Others sense this tension andback away. Although it's not easy to findlove under present aspects, love foundnow will be enduring. An active weekendis in store, but you feel out of step with thecrowd until Monday. Tuesday and Wednes-day you can do pretty much as you wish,but on Thursday everything you say comesout jumbled. Best days: Tuesday andWednesday.LIBRA: (Sep 23 - Oct 23) The weekend isbusy for you. Love is changeable on Fridayand elusive on Saturday. It's not safe tomake assumptions, although Saturday nightand Sunday are great for partying. On Mon-day, your ruling planet, Venus, creates a dif-ficult aspect with Pluto, which may bringtroublesome thoughts about romance andcause outer Changes. Best day: Thursday.SCORPIO:(Oct 24 - Nov 21) This week, theinternal struggles of the past month let up.Friday is the best night of the week for deal-ing with others. On Saturday, the Full Moonoccurs in your sign at 10:05 a.m., makingyou too hard on yourself the rest of theweek. Monday and Thursday bring misun-derstandings, but an aspect on Wednesday

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Due to the destruction of the CarouselSkating Rink in the recent floods, this will bethe new home for the gay skate nights. Theskate will be closed to the general public.Cost is $5, which includes skates. The fun isfrom 7:30-10:30 p.m.

SMYAL, a dynamic new group dedicatedto offering support to lesbian and gay youth,will benefit. These skates are planned for thefirst and third Monday of every month. Formore information, call (713)523-6381.

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As in the 1990Gay Games, Dallas, Houstonand other Texas cities are expected to sendlarge contingents to New York. North Texanscan obtain more information by calling Tonyat (214)946-8112or Phil at 821-1653. In southTexas, call Bobby at (713)527-9111.

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Houston - The Montrose Softball Leagueannounces a joint fund-raising event to beheld in conjunction with the Houston Wom-en's Softball League. On Friday, June 5, thetwo leagues will hold a Casino Night at theMagnolia Ballroom, 713 Franklin.

Cocktail hour begins at 7:30p.m. and gam-ing is from 8:30 p.m.-12:30 a.m. Ticket pricesare $10 in advance and $15 at the door. Eachticket entitles the player to receive $2,000 ingaming money and an evening of fun andamusement. In addition, door prizes will begiven away every 30 minutes.

Tickets may be purchased by contacting amember of the Montrose Softball League orthe Houston Women's Softball League. Any-one interested in donating prizes or needingadditional information may contact MikeHarwell at (713)880-9009.

Montrose Softball League play continuesthis Sunday at Tim Hearn Field, 4200Scotland[near Memorial and Waugh]. The schedule ofgames to be played are as follows:

9 a.m.-Pacific Street vs. EJ's, 10 a.m.-New Voice vs. BRB, 11 a.m.-Gentry's Rec-reational vs. EJ's, Noon-Fairlanes vs. BRB,1 p.m.-Gentry's Recreational vs. Fairlanes,2 p.m.- JR's vs Voice, 3 p.m.-MontroseMine vs. Briar Patch, 4 p.m.-Gentry Com-petitive vs. Voice Recreational and 5 p.m.-Briar Patch vs. Mine.

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Dallas - The Diva Volleyball League hascompleted regular season play and reportsthe following standings as of May 8 to TWT

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Queen League: 1-Scream Alert, 2-Hate-ful Helens, 3-M&Ms and 4-Hot DallasKnights.

Princess League: 1-Vogue, 2-Psike, 3-High NRG and 4-Bottoms Up.

Dutches League: 1-Blue Angels, 2-Network, 3-0PP and 4-Bad Attitude.

The championship tournament is beingheld today and tomorrow at ReverchonRecreational Center. Championship gamesbegin at approximately 3 p.m. tomorrow.

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Austin's Club is proud to announce thatthey have scheduled "Twice As Hot" everyFriday night starring hostess Nicole [above],Sabrina Rossand special guest. Stick aroundafter their show for after hours and their freebuffet starting at 2:15 a.m....

Alexander/Foxx Productions has bookedthe official 1992 Miss Gay Austin Pageant forMay 24 at 404. Special guest for the eveningwill be National Entertainer of the YearTasha Kohl. Drop by for an evening ofglamour and glitz. For information on thepageant or how to pre-register, contact thebar....

The CRUISE CAMERA caught Doug Hannoschand Greg Singer [above] clowning around atOilcan Harry's during one of their stripshows on Sunday night. Join them tomorrowwhen the slowest bartender with the mostattitude, Reggie Saunders, returns to thebartending circuit for a special guest spot.Manager Stiles Patterson suggeststhat youmay want to call ahead to order yourcocktail, and it may be ready when youarrive....

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The Capital City Men's Chorus hasplanned their spring concert for this Sundayat St. Martin's Lutheran Church. A specialtreat is in store for those who attend. TheCCMC will appear with the MontroseSingers. Call (512)477-7464 for moreinformation ....

The Classic ChassisCar Clubs of Austin,Houston and Dallas will present the only all-gay car show on May 22. Call (512)867-1967for more information on Golden Girls '92 ....

The Crossing invites everyone out for theirMiller Madness Mondays. All Miller productsare on special all day long. Don Breedlove,Brian Cotten and John Goukler [above] arethree of the friendly staff there to serve you.Stay tuned for more information on theirupcoming underwear party ....

Charlie's celebrates their eighth anniversarythis weekend with specials all weekendlong. Matthew Montgomery and RayGonzales [above] are the two oldestemployees at the bar. Join them for theirchampagne party and other surprisesstarting tonight with their 25¢ drink night. ...

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Auntie Mame's will host a benefit for thePediatric AIDS League tomorrow night withspecial guests DeShannon, Chili Pepper,Stella Stardust and the Baptist Women. Stopby and help out a worthy cause and have agood time too ....

The 404 was packed to the rafters forCeCe Peniston's concert last weekend. CeCeis pictured in the CRUISE CAMERA photo with

404 owner Helen Rayburn. Tomorrow night,don't miss the incomparable talents of MissJennifer Holliday. Show time is 11 p.m.Also, thanks to the 404 for donating over$1,500 to AIDS Services of Austin.

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

The National AIDS Memorial Quilt[above] was displayed at Fair Park's TowerTheatre last weekend. The event, entitled"Remember Their Names," was wellattended by hundreds of viewers [below].Local celebrities participated by recitingnames in a memorial roll call. The Quiltdisplay was the second of the three-partnational tour of An Event in Three Acts ....

Miss Gay America Tiffany Bonet starts herTexas tour in Dallas with appearances at theRose Room tonight and tomorrow. Tiffanywill headline these shows as special guestalong with their regular cast. ...

Today is a very special day for one ofDallas' favorite gentlemen, Alan Ross,who'scelebrating his birthday. With all theactivities Mr. Ross is involved in, we're sureyou'll see him out and about this weekend,so when you do, wish him a happybirthday. Everyone at TWT extends to AlanRossour best wishes and many happyreturns of the day ....

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The Wave's Cinco de Mayo party was atrue Fiesta with lots of entertainment, foodand fu n. Everyone got in on the festivities,including performances by hunky Angel

[above, I] and beautiful folklorico dancerMaria Martinez [r]. Tonight, they select theirMan for May during the club's Mr. WaveStripper contest at 11 p.m. with emceeValerie Lohr. This Sunday, May 17, Folliespresents the Miss P.S.A. pageant with emceeAutumn Leaves. It benefits Pegasus SoftballAssociation's Memorial Day Tournament.Next Friday, May 22, Stand Up and Salute isyour chance to "show your whites" duringtheir Memorial weekend kickoff underwearparty ....

The Miss D.I.V.A. 1992 pageant is set forthis Sunday, May 17 at the Round-Up. Lastyear's video of D.I.V.A.'s girls "doing Love

Field" was unbelievable and this year'spromises to be even more outrageous.Don't be late, or you'll miss their openingproduction video presentation. It all starts at5 p.m. with special guests Paul Williams andPatti Le Plae Safe. Round-Up staffers"Wanda" Warren and "Rena" Redmoncelebrate birthdays this week. Happybirthday wishes from HOT TEA....

TGRNs Spring Revival cast members[above] got into the spirit of the seasonduring the organization's recent benefit atCrews Inn. Stop in and see their hot maledancers every Sunday, Monday, Wednesdayand Thursday. There's never a cover charge,so get in on the fu n ton ight. ...

Caven Employees Benevolent Associationpresented a check for $420.50 to RevlonHouse from funds raised at their recentEaster Egg grab. Pictured in the CRUISE

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The Brick Bar kicks off its celebration ofMemorial Day weekend with "Brickdance"this Thursday, May 21. This Sunday, May17, TGRA Flea Market Fandango will beheld from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. Come outearly and see what bargains you can find.

Recently, TGRA had a hot dog sale withmembers Chili Pepper [above, I] and AlanBlatt [r] helping serve....

JR's is currently showing framed works byGraham the Photographer. The CRUISE

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Muscles In Action appear every Friday atthe Village Station. Get there early for cheapdrinks and reduced cover before 11 p.m.Donna Day hams it up on Thursdays duringher Big Break Talent Night with no covercharge and reduced drink prices all nightlong....

Dallas florists have been extra busy thismonth. Simple Elegance designer Mitch Gill[above] creates some floral masterpieces attheir popular Cedar Springs location ....

Sue Ellen's Fantasy in Lace shows onFridays are a hit, and their New Kids OnThe Block shows on Mondays have addedmore excitement. Stop in on Monday andsee popular entertainers Celeste Martinez,Alannah, China Blue, Celeste Williams andWhitney Paige....

Throckmorton Mining Company held theirfirst Boxer Night recently, when everyone[above] wore their boxer shorts all nightlong. This is sure to be a big hit at TMC for along time to come ....

This weekend, Dallas hosts the TexasLesbian Conference with seminars, concertsand bar tours all over town. This Thursday,May 21, OLCCC will hold their monthlymeeting at the Community Center.Memorial Day weekend, numerous sportsgroups welcome volleyball, softball andbowling tournament visitors to Big D.Coming up next month: the 23rd annualMiss Gay Dallas pageant on June 18 at '


Village Station; Razzle Dazzle Dallas 1992 atMarket Hall on Saturday, June 20; DallasGay Pride Week on June 20-28; and theDallas Tavern Guild's Maple AvenueCarnival on Sunday, June 28. Mark yourcalenders for all of these importantevents....

The Trestle can't wait for their MemorialDay weekend party, and they've decided toheat things up this weekend with a pre-Memorial bash. Don't miss the club's afterhours parties every Friday and Saturday withnew security on their brightly lit patio.

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Sexy Lone Star Male Revue dancers likeBrandon [above] perform every Friday,Saturday and Sunday at Gentry. Tonight at 8p.rn., the cast members of "That's WhatFriends Are For III" present a sneak previewshow. Regina Dane and the Imperial Courtwant to put you in the pink Memorial Dayweekend. On Sunday, May 24 at 8 p.m.,Houston Lesbian/Gay Pride Week willbenefit from the shocking pink "Back ToThe Fuchsia" salute. If you haven't triedGentry's Sunday Steak-N-Tater, you'remissing one of the best deals in town. Achoice sirloin strip, baked potato and saladbar are only $5....

It's cool, it's country and it's coming toMontrose, but not this week. Due tocircumstances beyond their control, theladies at the Dance Hall & Saloon havetemporarily delayed their grand opening.Watch HOT TEA for further details ....

Congratulations go out to JR's Bar & Grill,which recently celebrated ten fabulous yearsin business. Members of the Men of SantaFedance troupe, like gorgeous Javier

[above], will be modeling fashions fromBasic Brothers at the White Party Undergearfashion show on Sunday, May 24. Grab forCash and amateur strip contests featuringhostessesNaomi Sims, Kofi and TrixieGalore continue to pack the club everySunday through Wednesday night. ...

In addition to the Montrose MiningCompany's Full Moon Madness celebrationthis weekend, the men of the Mine presentan Armed Forces Day Military partytomorrow night. While you're at nextWednesday's May Bear of the Month

contest, say hello to bartender Dan Williams[above, I] and doorman Leon Tindel [r]. Allof these exciting events are followed by theclub's regular Torn Levi Party next Saturday,May 23 ...

Congratulations to Ruby Barbeau, whowas the winner of the Mother of Montrosecontest last Sunday at Mary's. Ruby sweptall categories including the Best FishSwimsuit competition. Some girls will doanything to be a certified "mother." ...

Tomorrow night, the Diana Foundationpresents its 39th annual awards ceremonyand show at Good Tastes, 1971 West T.C.Jester.Call (713)265-2245 to check on last-minute ticket availability ...

This Sunday, May 17 at 5 p.m., the BRBpresents "You Gotta Have Heart," a tribute


to the talent, love and community service ofB.J.Summors. Proceeds will help defrayB.J.'sfinal expenses and will benefit the Colt45's general fund ...THE TURTLE CREEK

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Underwear Party at Rich's. Tonight, rave'sthe Wave as the club celebrates Rave Nightfeaturing the latest in technohouse music.Rich's is gearing up for its annual four-day.Memorial Day Fusion Weekend. This day-gloextravaganza will feature an art show, anultra-hip District Party with special guestRyan Idol and the fabulous Fusion 92 Party...

This Sunday night at 10 p.rn., Inergypresents the Miss Texas Entertainer of theYearlUSA contest. Special guests includeJennifer St. John, Dyan Michaels, PoisonAlexander and Shree Welch. Don't miss thisexciting pageant ...

Tomorrow night at 10:30 p.rn., Cousin'spresents a salute to one of Houston's mostvivacious entertainers, Diana Wright. This

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through Saturday, and don't forget: 18 is thelegal age in Louisiana....

Tonight at the Kon Tiki in Galveston,Raven/Michaels Productions presents theMiss Galveston County/America Pageant.Special guests include Naomi Sims and Mr.Gay All-American 1992 John Gordon.

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

The new Ponderosa throws a three yearanniversary party tomorrow night with freefood and beer until it runs out. Prizes will be

with Pauletta, Melissa and Tiffany in thePMT Show on Thursday at 11:30 p.m. Thisweek's CRUISE CAMERA subject is Seka of,

and you've seen her on A Current Affair andThe Maury Povich Show. LasVegas' sexiestshowgirl Jahna Steele makes an exclusiveTexas appearance at Heaven on Thursday,May 28, along with Naomi Sims, gorgeousmale dancers and the incomparable DonnaDay in her farewell-to-Houston performance.More details next week.

TEXASTELETYPE - Here's what'shappening around the state THIS WEEK IN

TEXAS ....

Charles Aaron's Miss Gay Fort Worthpageant is tonight at Banana's Club at Beachand 1-30, atop the Don Carter Complex ....

Happy birthday to South JenningsCrossroads deejay Mark Gregory, who'scelebrating tonight. ...

Beverly Winn hosts a GPW benefittomorrow night, Saturday, May 16, at D.J.'sThe Miss D.j.'s pageant is coming soon....

Maggie's in Amarillo presents First ClassMale this Tuesday with guest Bonnie Bitch.Jimmy Jamesappears next Friday, May 22....

Just Friends brings Mr. Gay All-AmericanJohn Gordon to Abilene for two shows thisSaturday, May 16, along with C&Wdancing ....

Facespresents the official Miss GayLubbock pageant May 29-31. Check withPam and Chris for applications andinformation ....

Amarillo's newest club, The Rose, is openseven days a week with a deejay and there'snever a cover. HOT TEA welcomes ConnieAnnen's club to the pages of TWT ....

West Texas Mining Company in Odessarecently held a benefit for the Permian Basin

special show will feature Ron Sioux, MissAlabama, Cousin's regulars and many ofDiana's friends ...

Dallas. She wore out the Paper Moon withher fabulous Labelle impersonation ....

The Nite Owl has free mimosas from 5-6p.m. Sunday with $1.50 Bloody Marys andscrewdrivers. Sounds great. On May 21,Nite Owl hosts the organizational meetingof the River City Pool League at 8 p.m ....

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Pacific Street doorman Greg Daves[above] is definitely excited about the Mr.Gay Houston '92 contest coming up nextThursday, May 21. Houston favorite LaurenBrach will emcee the competition. Thecontest kicks off the club's hot weekendschedule, which features Caged Heat/MenBehind Bars dancers all night every night.Real men still dance at Pacific Street".

The Lazy J presents its second annualCajun Belle Festthis Sunday, featuringLouisiana-style music, food andperformances. The festivities begin at noon.Next Sunday, May 24, the "Lost in theFifties Show" returns to the Lazy J stage...

given away hourly beginning at 6 p.m. Staffand management [above, l-rl Alicia, ownerAdela and Maria invite you out May 16 tojoin in on the party. Seeyou there ....

Circle J will be having a birthday party forFelix tomorrow night. Destiny Harper, theQueen of Autumn, plans a talent show atthe Circle J the fourth Wednesday of eachmonth giving away a cash prize and trophyto the winner ....

The Stallion is in the process of expandingtheir patio, making way for additionalseating. Freddy Saenz tends the patio barand Michael James is now back on duty.

The One-O-Six holds a dart tournamentthis Sunday and Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.Come out early Wednesday and eat heartyat steak night beginning at 6:30 p.m ....

The 2015 has signed the "lippin' andlappin'" talents of Beverly Balboa forThursdays. Beverly takes on male strippersevery other week at 11:15 p.m....

Miss Gay Texas Coast Seline Crawford andthat sultry siren of song Jenny McCall take tothe stage in the Paper Moon's Super SundayShow this week along with the regular castat midnight. Miss Gay San Antonio-at-LargeBrenda K. Starr and Miss Southwest/USA at-Large bring on their abundant talents along

One handsome Stallion employee is DarrellRiggins [above] their nighttime waiter.Belated birthday wishes to Gracie, whocelebrated an undisclosed number of years....

Texas' oldest gay bar, EIJardin, has $1Bloody Marys and screwdrivers from 10a.m. until 3 p.m. Sunday. Also on tapSunday is a birthday party for Tauruses,which includes EIJardin owner Jose. Heplans to spend his birthday in Acapulco onMay 20. Coming May 23 is Mr. Maxi in aone woman show as Liza, Judy and Bette. Amale stripper will also be on hand to keepthings interesting ....

Barbara and Miriam give you a Sunday toremember with $1.75 Cuervo, $1.50margaritas and $2 well drinks all day and allnight long at Memories ....

Kathleen King continues her popular livecountry music jam sessionsMondays at Ab'sWesternaire. Cute bartender Jerry Fitzgerald

Heaven bartenders Ron Nichols and JoePetersen [above, l-r] are preparing for theclub's second annual Memorial Dayweekend White Night Out with Siros. Thisdecadent White Party on Sunday, May 24will feature performance artists, go-go boys,club kids and special guest from L.A., adultvideo star Blade Thompson ... You've seenher in the Globe and the National Enquirer,

AIDS Coalition which raised over $1,000.Shonna Day [above, I] and GeorgeAnderson [r] present the monthly benefitsfor PBAC....

Crystal's in Lake Charles offers full liquorservice until 4 a.m. every Friday night. Theyare now open four days a week, Wednesday

PAGE 70 TWT MAY 15 - MAY 211992 PAGE 71TWT MAY 15 - MAY 211992

MISS CAY USA - San Antonio hostedthe 1992 Miss Gay USA Pageant last weekwhere 79 beauties from across the UnitedStatesvied for the coveted title.Preliminaries were held at BonhamExchange, with finals at La Villita. Thetheme for this year's pageant was "Leatherand Feathers," as shown by pageant

[above] invites you to steak night onWednesdays when Ab's meat is going foronly $5....

Sparks has a Hawaiian luau ready fortonight with tropical drinks, free food anddancers that take it off at 11 p.m. The partybegins at 8 p.m. with 50¢ draft until 10p.m ....

Country Club will have the Gong ShowSunday at 7 p.m. with all proceedsbenefiting the Alamo Area Resource Center.The show is sponsored by Ms. TGRAcandidate Kim Dawson and the hostessforthe evening will be the delightful LadySara....

Saturday, June 6 marks the first of WildClub's monthly underwear parties to beheld in conjunction with the San AntonioAIDS Foundation. Be sure and stock up onyour BVD's, Calvins and Fruit-of-the-Loomunderwear. Khris Francis' recent one man

;

promoter Jerry Bird and last year's winnerSable Chanel [above, I and r]. Recordcrowds were on hand all week long andwere in unanimous agreement with thejudges' decision: Miss Gay USA 1992 is SanAntonio's own Tandi Andrews [below]. Firstrunner-up honors went to Bianca Paige,while Mahogany rounded out the top three.Denise Darshell placed third runner-up and

show was "the tea" at Wild Club. Picturedwith Khris [above, I-r] are deejays JimmySmith and Oscar Reyna. The Wild Club staffand management send their warmest wishesfor a speedy recovery to Shady Lady. Staytuned to HOT TEA for details on LonnieGordon. Miss Gay America 1992 TiffanyBonet makes her first appearance in theAlamo City at Wild Club Sunday nightwhere the pace is always set with the best inentertainment.

Alamo City favorite Sweet Savagewasnamed fourth runner-up. Miss Congenialitywent to Patti Kakes. Congratulations to USAPageantry on a highly successful andextremely well-run pageant, and specialrecognition for the $2,000 donation made tothe San Antonio AIDS Foundation.Highlights from the pageant, by TWT

photographer Rex Martin, are on the facingpage.


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Houston. Highrise $5,000 & down. Call Lee (713)523-3100 or 524-7800 realtor.

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Dallas. Bills paid, one bedroom apt. on Buena Vista,$390. One bedroom condo on Holland, $475. (214)526'{)491.

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Houston. Woodland Heights: Near downtown/Mon-trose. Central air/heat, pool, sauna, cable, laundry,covered parking. Two bedrooms, $425; huge onebedroom, $395; efficiency, $250. (713)523-8286,880-4800.


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. pplications for bright, energetic and honest sel?starters with a positive attitude who believe thatpustomer service is the first priority. We are current-ly looking for bartenders, door staff, floor staff, disciockeys and management trainees. Even if you'veapplied before, or if you are currently employed~Isewhere, we invite you to join our winning teampy applying any Monday from 1-6 p.m. at Heaven,plO Pacific. A recent photo is required. No phonecalls, pleasel

Houston. Big escorts $$$. (713)521-2468.

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Dallas.DANCE INSTRUCTORS

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARYSummer Tree dance studios is now training vibrantmen and women at our expense for exciting careersas dance instructors in the Dallas area. Excellent op-portunity with good pay, fun and travel. Call for per-sonal interview (214)392-3224.


Bruce E. Burr (above left)James Alan Armstrong (right)

Bruce E. Burr peacefully passed away Saturday,May 2,1992,8:45 p.m. at Twelve Oaks Hospital. BornMay 1, 1954,Bruce became an influential part of theBRB family in 1986. Bruce extended his warmth toothers as an honorary member of the Colt 45's.

Bruce leaves his immediate family in Florida, andhis extended family at the BRB, and longtime friendand roommate Steve Cantrell. Bruce will be missedbut fondly remembered by all.

Bruce will once again be with his loved Jay Arm-strong, born May 11, 1958, who preceded Bruce'spassing in March of 1991.

A memorial is pending at this time.

Robert Vaughn Zakarian (above)Robert Vaughn Zakarian departed this life May 3,

1992. He is survived by his mother, Margie, andsister and brother, Carolyn and Ricky. He wasdeeply loved and will be sorely missed by both fam-ily and the friends who knew him.

Richard Neil Renquist (above)3/23/70 3/31/92

Riki passed away during the early morning hoursin March shortly after celebrating his 22nd birthday.Riki and his lover resided in Arrow Bear, California,where they lived since November 1991.The last fewmonth's of Riki's life were the happiest because hislover, family and friends were at his side and sup-ported what he wanted. "Riki, baby, I will miss youso much, and I will be looking forward to seeing youthen. Love, Willis

Larry W. Theriot (above)October 15, 1961 - May 9, 1991

It has been one year since you left this world, mydarling, for a much better one. Loving you filled myheart with joy, my world with wonder and my lifewith meaning. I miss you terribly, but know that oneday soon we shall see each other again.

Bill Scarborough

C>:BITt....J.A.R.IES

In Loving Memory ofAndrew Arthur Boyd (above)

February 1, 1961 - May 17, 1989

We Miss You

Frank Denman Clark (above)October 11, 1947 - April 5, 1992

On April 5, 1992 at 10:24 p.m., Frank passed onto a brighter light.

A man with strong convictions (a Republican tothe very bone), but a person of compassion, loveand generosity for and to his fellow men. Missedby many, especially the employees of Kelly Oil andthe staff of The Covenant House, both of whom sup-ported him with such love and care his last fewmonths.

Peace and love be with you, our friend ....Your family,

Gene Z., Gene M., Kim D., John P.,Herb C., Eddie R., John M., Judy M.,

Jim G. and John P.

Paul D. GibsonBorn January 30, 1953

Died April 14, 1992Paul was a resident of Dallas from 1980 to 1992.

He died at his sister's house in Portland, Oregon.Paul will be sadly missed by his friends in Dal-

las, especially Danny and Ted.

Felix Z. GarciaAugust 18,1955- May 5,1992

Felix Zamora Garcia, 36, of Houston passedaway Tuesday, May 5, 1992 at 1:00 am with hisloving family at his side.

Felix was a member of the Mexican AmericanDemocrats of Houston and the Gay/LesbianHispanics Unidos. He was a long-time memberof Miss Camp America, a past Diana Showdancer, board trustee of the Montrose ActivityCenter, GLHU's Mr. Baile 1988. Felix also co-chaired the Houston March on Austin '89committee, Baile '89 committee, Team Houston'90 and Houston Lesbian/Gay Pride Week '91.

He is survived by his parents, Severiano andIgnacia Garcia, sisters: Mercedes Jasso,Augustina Caudillo, Aurora Lara, Liria Castillo,Rachel Garcia, Christina Bocatto and DoloresBosquez; brothers: Angel, Marcello, Jose, andSevero Garcia; his daughter, Julie Gail Garcia;48 nieces and nephews, and hundreds of friends.

Services were held at Crespo Funeral Home onTuesday night and at SI. Anne's Catholic Churchon Wednesday, May 6, 1992 with many of hisfriends and family in attendance. Internmentfollowed at Forest Park Cemetery, Houston.

Your contribution to defray the funeral expenseswill be appreciated and should be directedthrough the Colt 45's Houston-Fellx Z. GarciaFund, P a Box 66804, Houston, TX 77266.

THE GUIDEA weekly city-by-city listing of TWT'ssupporters and advertisers across Texas,

Easilield Lambda Student Alliance 324-7t85Firedancers (Leather I Levi Club) P.O. 100112115219Food Pantry. . ..... 521·5444Friends, Associating & Relating (FAR.).. .1J3.3503FrontRunners 55!1OO42I 528-0424 .Garrell Park Manor Health Care .... 1401 No. Garrell ..

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. 52~50041443-0425Keeping II Up I Safe Sex Onfoline) 621-6955Kyro Proj.lnc.(KYRO News) .

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............... 522·1458Lambda Bowling (Men & Women) ..... Jim McCoy.

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........ 528-4233Lambda AA 2727 Oak Lawn. .. 522-6259Lesbian Book Club. .. 331·5513Lesbian, Gay & Bisexual People in Medicine 520-0440Lesbian I Gay Political Coalition 01 D~las . P.O. 224424 ..

... 82~9882Lesbian Inlomnation. . . . 52~2426Lesbian Resource Center.. . 821·3999Lesbian Visionaries. . P.O. 191443 52~2426Uttle Feather ProductiOfls (Women's Music) 372-2796Men of All Colors Together .... P.O. l006111752t9 .

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.. 941-8114Miss Melroplex Bowl-A-Rama Pageant.

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.......... P.O. t41199 175214. . 851·5005Oak Lawn Bowling Association.. . (214)821.a6311Oak Lawn Community Services, ... 3434 Fairmount .

.. 520-8108Oak Lawn Concerned Citizens' Coalilion. . .... 559-3200

...... (fax) 521·5200, then 2, #Oak Lawn Ski Club.. .. .. P.O. 772 ~27Oak Lawn Tennis Assoc. . . 73~2726OASIS Recovery Program I OLCS ... 3434 Faimnont .

..520-8108Okinawan Karate Club.. . 247-8122O.UJ.(OIer & Under Thirty) ..

... clo DGA Community Center P.O. 100712Parents & Friends of Lesbians of Gays (214)556-6640Parents Support Group (PWA). .. .. 262-847912~2721Pegasus Softball Assoc ... P.O. 100936 .. Greg .. 522-6825Pentamidine Mist Treatments. ..528-23361 52t·5124PWA Coalition of Dallas P.O. 4338 941.0523PWA House. .. 942·9819Police Harassment Reporting. . . .528-4233Presbyterians for Lesbian I Gay Concerns 82~2317Prime Timers·Metroplex .. P.O. 191101175219 .. 285-3470Project Esperanza . . .... 644·f748Oueer Nalion I Dallas.. . .. 621-7248Razzle-Dazzle D~las, Inc.. . .. P.O. 2245821752224562Rollerblade Club for Gays & Lesbians (Scott) ." 50~7464StOflew~I(Narcot~s Anonymous) ... P.O. 567622175356Stonewall Dive & Trav.1 Club. . . . . P.O. 35492 i75235Suicide & Crisis Center. .. 828-1000Pink Triangte (Team Dallas). .. 94&111121821-1853Texas Fathers for Equal Rights P.O. 50052 .

..... One Main PI. Stal. 7414000lG.R.A. I Dallas 357.Q583T.R.U.SJ.(Adolescent children of gays and lesbians) ...

.. P.O. 38454 . .. 3209696While Rock Community Church.

.. 722 Tenison Memorial Rd 320-0043DALLAS CLUBli (Area Code: 214)

Brick Bar. .. 4117 Maple Ave. .. .. 521·2024Buddies 3415 Mahanna . ..526-8720Cove . .. 4020 Mapte Ave.. .. 5224814Crews Inn.. ..3215 N. Fitzhugh. ..5~9510Hideaway 4144 Buena Vista 55~2966Hidden Ooor. .. ... 5025 Bowser. ..5260020JR's . .. .3923 Cedar Springs _Jugs. .. 3810 Congress.. .. .. 521-3474Raps . .. 2525 Wycliff 55~RAPSRound·Up Saloon.. ..3912 Cedar Springs 522·9611Sue Ellen's. . ... 3003 Cedar Springs . . ._Throckmorton Mining Co .. 3014 Throckmorton ._Trestle. .. 412S. Haskell . ..~9988Village Station 3911 Cedar Springs. . ._Wave, The. . 4025 Maple Ave 522·WAVEZippers 3333 N. Fitzhugh 5~9519

DALLAS COUNSEUNG (Area Code: 214)Counseling coco . .. 3831 Fairmont #201 .... 521-6677Legacy Counseling Cntr 3511 N. Hall 1210 .. 520-8308Oak Lawn Comm. SeN 3434 Faimnount. ..520-8108Counseling & Psychotherapy Associates ..

...... 3826N.H~I,Ste617175219. ..5~1126The Delta Program I Stafford Meadows Hospit~ .

........... 1~274~124DALLAS DOCTORS I DENTISTS (Area Code: 214)

Andruczk, Robert, M.D ... 3514 Cedar Springs .. 5201810Cheek, David, Dr. (chiropractor) ... the Centrum #700 .

.... $4950Oonnell, David, M.D ... 3507 Oak Lawn #204 ... 5207200McNulty, Christopher, D.O. . .. 6500 Greenville, #430 ..

..... 69ro114Nelson·Tebedo Comm. Ctr. for AIDS.

........ .. 4012 Cedar Springs.. . .. 52~2336Olson, Richard, D.O 3514 Cedar Springs #200 ..

... 5201810Watson, Terry R., D.O ... 3607 Oak Lawn #204 .. 5207200

DALLAS FtTNESS CENTERS (Area Code: 214)Club D~las 2616 Swiss 821-1990Crossroads Gym. . .4001 Cedar Springs. . .522·9376Midtown Spa 2fIl9 Pacific. .. 821-8989DALLAS ORGANIZATIONS I HELPLtNES (Area Code: 214)Addlcare Alcohol & Drug Crisis Une 824-6500African·American HIVIAIDS Support Group. . .371·1000AIDS ARMS I Network .. 2727 Oak Lawn 112,2 .. 521·5191AIDS Clinic I Parkland Hospital.

.... 5201 Harry Hines Blvd. .. ff6B .... 591).5632AIDS Funding Association (AFA) . P.O. 191035 .5~2778AIDS Hotline. .. ~2437AIDS Info Une (24 hr.) .... 35143351 Metro (214)267·AIDSAIDS Intertaith Network ..

.. .. 2727 Oak Lawn, Suite 108175219. .. ~AIDS Mastery Workshop. . . . 5~LlFE (5433)AIDS Prevo Proj., Test & Cnsel.! Dal. Co. Hlth Dpt. .

.. .. 1936 Amelia CI. .. 9207916AIDS Programs I OLCS .. 2017 Cedar Springs .. 520-8108AIDS Resource Ctr I OGA & FHU .

.. 2701 Reagan.. . 521·5124AIDS SeNices of D~las I PWACD .. P.O. 4338 . 941.0523AIDS Support Group ..... Parkland Hosp.. . .. 591).5536Alliance Design Prof's. .. P.O. 585112 5~2085Asians &Friends P.O. 9142175209. .. 392-3339Big Red (Redhaired Men). . P.0.loo174175219BiNet (MIF Bisexual Network) ..

.. P.O. 100712175219 5IJ4.6612Bryan's House. .. 55!J.3946Buddy Project . .. .520-8108Classic Chassls Car Club . . P.O. 7703175209CoDependents Anonymous I Lambda (214)520-8108Couples (Metro Dallas).. .. P.O. 58736175258Crossdressers (TV's) Helpline (Metro)(81n261.J253DI FW M.A.N.(Metro Area Nudists) .. P.O. 585833175356Dalre Center (Adult Day Care for PWAs) 521-8108D~. County Deaf AIDS Task Force 520-8108Dallas Gay & Lesbian Alliance ... P.O. foo712 5~233Dallas Gay Alliance Credit Union .2701 Reagan. 528-42">3Dallas Gay Historic Archives. . . 526<1233DIVA (volleyball)... . 32~5696D.I.C.D.l(D~.lnvil. Columbus Day Trn. Bowling Org.) .

.......... 240-8351Dallas Leg~ Hospice.. ...2101 Reagan. .. 522.0064Dallas Silver Sabres P.O. 222331175222 522-6095Dallas Tavern Guild 3000 Lemmon 521.()638Deaf Action Center. . . .521.()407DIFFA. .. 871·t053Drug Trials Info Une . .. 1~TRIALSA

Multicultural AIDS Network (Suzy) 946-2787Speakers Bureau . . 6932245Unitarian Fellowship . . .. 696-5285

CORPUS CHRtSTI CLUB (Area Code: 51~Hidden Door. . .802 S. Staples 882~183CORPUS CHRISTt ORGANIZATtONS (Area Code: 51~

Christi Center 1017 S. Staptes . . . 8824820Coastal Bend AIDS Foundation 1118 3rd SI..

.... 883-5815 .... 24-Hour Crisis Une .... 68J.CARECorpus Christi Drug Abuse Councillfree HIV testing ..

405 John Sartain 178401 . .. 882·9979Lambda AA . .. .. 1230 S. BrownleeMCC . .. .... 1315 Craig SI. . .. 78404MCC Hotline . .. 882-8255TGRA at Choices. . . 882~59Unity Church of Practic~ Christianity .

.. 5433 S. Staples 9914594DALLAS ADULT THEATRE (Area Code: 214)

La Cage 1812 W. Mockingbird.. . .. 6JO.7071DALLAS APARTMENT CDMMUNITIES (Area Code: 214)4242 Apts .4242 Cedar Springs. .. .7474242London Manor Apts ... 8825 Webb Chapel Rd ... 357·3749

DALLAS AnORNEYS (Area Code: 214)Birdwell, Jerry R. . .. .357-3311Flint, Bruce 3300 Oak Lawn, 6th Floor .... 522·HURTKowalski, John 3210 Oak Lawn. .. .5~9699Manasco, Randy. ..235 W. Yarmouth 943-6400Nelson, M. William ... 3102 Oak Lawn I Lock P.O. 113 .

..... 5~9881Oak Lawn Bar Association (Referrals) . .. .522·2815Stewart, Chartes L 3500 Oak Lawn #400 .... 521.J1104Wightman, Robert R 607·A Stadinda (Artington).

.. metro{8f 7)4614808Witk, David .... 3300 Oak Lawn, 6th Floor ... 522·HURT

DALLAS BUSINESSES I SERVtCES (Area Code: 214)Abacus Printing. .. 3810 Congress #123. ... ~ 1332The Apothecary Shop #1 .... 3434 Swiss Ave. 175024 ..

.......... .8234520The Apothecary Shop 112 .. Aston Center·UT Med. Ctr ..

.. 5303 Harry Hines 175235.. ..688-2422Cedar Springs Flower Market ... 3936 Cedar Springs .

.......... 521·BUDSChelsea Hair.. .. .. 3136 Routh #1116.. .. .651·9296Crossroads Gym. . .4001 Cedar Springs ..... 522·9376Ewing & Assoc. (Insurance) ..... P.O. 29137175229 ..

.... 247~8971 FAX 247·58531 TX 000442·3421Fantastic Voyage Travel. . . ... 522·52151000022-6988Flowers by Tony 4304 Lemmon 526-8338Graham the Photographer. . . .. 44&368IlLeather by Boots ..... 4038 Cedar Springs 52!J.3865Mr. Productions (Photography) . . 5~1402Norma Kristie Inc. . .. 30CK) lemmon Ave 521.0038Oak Lawn Myotherapy Clinic (Massage). . . .. 52~23ooOak Lawn Travel. ..... 528-9130 I 1100-2924864Omni VCR Repair 4OOIJ.DCedar Springs at Throckmorton

.. 55!J.3009Oak Cliff Phamnacy ... 222 E. Colorado Blvd. I 75200 ..

.......... 946-3200Oak Lawn Records 3810 Congress #121 ... 52Hl350Positive Partners.. . P.O. 29655175228 .

.......... .497·1600Sim~e Elegance Florist .. 4028 Cedar Springs .55%171Sir Tuxedo.. ..3400 Oak Lawn. ..520TUXSTurtle Creek Tan 4140 Lemmon 5203838Union Jack 3920 Cedar Springs . . .5289600DALLAS CHURCHES & RELIGtOUS ORGANIZATIONS

(Area Code: 2t4)Affinnation (Methodist) . . .. 528-4913Congregation Beth EI(Jewish) ... P.O. 64460 497·1591Bethany Presbyterian Church. . . 5284084Community Church of Religious Science ..

.. 2829W.N.W.Hwy. .. .... 3583992Dignity I Dallas . .. .... P.O. 100133. .. .2~101Disciples 01 Christ gaynesbian sup (GLAD) .. 946-2184First Church 01 Divine Metaphysics P.O. 683 .

........ ~7110,exl.302First Unitarian Church of ~Ias. ..4015 Nonnandy .

... 52!J.3990GALA (Reorganized Latter Day Saints). . 5307658Gay People in Christian Science ... P.O. 2878 522.J086Grace Fellowship ..... 5029 Lemmon Ave. . . .528-2811Holy Trinity Community Church .... 4402 Roseland .

........... 827-5088Integrity (Episcopal) P.O. t00351. . ~2842

....... (2t4)25t·f000MCC-Dallao . .. 5353 Maple Ave. .. .5~221Oak Lawn Church of R~. Science Cntr ..

...... 4100 Maple Ave.. ..351J.4J0YSeventh·Day Adventist Kinship I SDA Kinship.

.. 920 E. Amarillo Blvd 37~0002AMARILLO CLUBS (Area Code: 8116)

Maggie's. .. 1515 S. Harrison 37~98Il4D.P 500 West t6th SI. . ..37~9613The Rose. .. 309 West 6th 374-3029

AMARILLO ORGANIZATtONS (Area Code: 006)Amarillo LesJGay Alliance .. P.O. 9361179105 .. 37~5725MCC of Amarillo 3724657Panhandle AIDS Support Organ.. . 372·1050Texas Gay Rodeo Association (TGRA) 355-2666

A1WNOTON CHURCHES (Area Code: 81nEvangelicals Concemed (D I FW) .. P.O. 152452 . .472-0008Lutherans Concerned ..... 2800 W. Boyce ..... 921-.1966Trinity MCC 401 Lillard (metro)2655454

ARLINGTON ORGANfZATIONS I HELPLfNES(Area Code: 8fn

Alpha House, Inc. . P.O. 2031178004·2031Crossdressers (TV's) Helpline .

...... clo DeltaOmeg~ P.O. t021 26f-3253Imperial Court de Fort Worth I Mington 261-3558Lambda AA.. . .. 1161·9948Tarrant Co. Gay Alliance .

......... P.O. 110441 FI. Worth 336-8242UTA Gay I Lesbian Assoc ..... P.O. 1~77 794-5140

AUSTIN BUSINESSES I SERVICES (Area Code: 51~Capitol City Playhouse ..... 214 West 4th ..... 472·2966Creative Travel Center. .. .. 33t·9580180047~5929It's Your Hair.. ..213 S. Lamar Suite 200 .... .478-3616Liberty Books 1014B N. Lamar Blvd ..

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (800)828-12791 local: 496-9737LTAFulierTravel. ..P.0.489178767 200-7382Rex Martin Photography .... P.O. 1771178767·1771 .

....... 443-756838th Street Phamnacy .. 7tl 39th Street 178705 .. 458-J784This Week in Texas P.O.I771 78767·1771AUSTIN CHURCHES & REUGIOUS ORGANIZATtONS

(Area Code: 5f2)Affinnation (Methodist). . 451·2329Affinnation(Momnon) P.0.12334178711 25I·98lfAIDS Intertaith Alliance 444~767Dignity I Austin P.O. 2666 467·7936First Unitarian Church. . 452-6168Integrity I Episc .... P.O. 4327 ... 445-6164147~2494(TTY)MCCA. .. .. 425 Woodward . .. 411>1170Mishpachat Am Echad (Jewish) ... P.O. 9591 451-7018Regional AIDS Intertaith Network (RAIN) ... , 453-7217Texas Regional AIDS Intertaith Network (TRAIN) .

............... 451~1AUSTfN CWBS (Area Code: 51~

Auntie Marne's 912 Red River 478-4511Austin's Club 115 San Jacinto 478-5837'Bout Time 9601 N.I-35.. .. 832·5339Chain Drive.. ..504 Willow 4&).0017Cha~ie's f301 Lavaca 474-8481Crossing. .. 611 Red River. .. 478-3611The 404 404 Colorado . .. 499t1088Marilyn's. .. 6t7 Red River 4774184Nexus 305 W. 5th 472-5288Oilcan Harry's 211 W. 4. .. 320-8823San Fran Cisco's 113 San Jacinto .47%939AUSTfN ORGANIZATIONS I HELPUNES (Area Code: 512)AA Austin, Live and Let Uve .

... 2700 W. Anderson Lane #412178757 ... 453-9602Adventuring Outdoors Club ..

....... I4300TandemBlvd.AI220 244-3961AIDS Deaf T.T.Y $DEAFAIDS Leg~ Resource Project .815 Brazos 110001 7870f .

............... 479-8473AIDS SeNices of Austin ... P.O. 4874,78765 451·2273Alexander I Fox> Productions P.O. 3883 442·1000ALGPC P.O. 822 .474<)750ALLGO 447·1009, 47!J.3787ASA Information Line. . 458AIDSAustin ACHJP P.O. 13322178711Austin Com. Coil. Gay Student Organization .... 444.Q833Austin Gay Nudists (A.G.N.) ... P.O. 684101 178768-4tOlAustin He~ing Alliance Center. . . 327·571 IAustin Immune Health Clinic. . 472·2753

Austin lesbianlGay Antiviolence Coalition ..... 345-2020Austin lesbian/Gay Pride Commission .

.......... P.O. 402064 I 78704 . .. ..... 47~9431Austin Men's Peer Forum .. 7400 Shoal Creek .. 451·2329Austin Names Project ..... P.O. t4 I 78767 355-3094Austin Radical Faeries. .. 47~2644Austin VD Screening & Clinic .... 15 Waller 46~2070Bisexual Network.. . 33~7004Bound by Desire .... Women's S&M Support Group.

....... 47~7104Capit~ City Men's Chorus ..... P.O. 50082 ..... 477-7464CARE Unit FREE HIV Testing .1631 BE. 2nd .47~CARECentex Rainbow Society of Deaf P.O. 2565178768Christopher House (Hospice) 47~257Classic Chassis Car Club P.O. 12553178711Couples·Austin·T exas (CAT) P.O. 664413178768 .

................................. 458-8956The Delta Program I Stafford Meadows Hospital .

................................ 1~274~f24Dental ProjectiHIV . . 40tXi633Ebony Connection P.O. f428Family & Friends of Lesbians & Gays 32!J.3830From All Walks of Ufe . .. 452-WALKFrontRunners.. . 473-8334Gamblers (Bowling) 451·5607Gay Fathers of Austin P.O. 16t8t 178761-6181 .

.................. 47%6771451·5835Gay and Lesbian Stu. Assoc.. . .. P.O. 275 .4714387Gay and lesbian Bereavement Fellowship Ron .

...... 2651057Gay Graduate Students 411>9635Gay Student Network P.O. 2585 462.()305H.E.L.P. Group Inc 2309 Berkely 443-7367Infomne Sida (infonnacion de AIDS en espanoh .472-2001Lesbian I Gay Political Caucus P.O. 822 474<)750Lesbian I Gay Rts. Lobby of TX P.O. 2505 474-5475Men of All Colors Together 452-7360Nation~ Leather Assoc ... P.O. 684013178768 . .47}7104"Out Youth" (Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual Teens) 47~People's Community Clinic 478-f746Prime Timers (Older Gays) P.O. 4361 Manchacal711652Project Transitions (Hospice) .

....... 2525 W~lIngwood #705N . . 32/·2326PWA Coalition P.O. 50348 448-4357Queer Nation I Austin P.O. 49245178765 471>7653Sapphfire ... 201 W. Stassney, Suite 1132178745-3156 ..

............... 4474197Stonewall Business Society .... P.O. 49976178765 .

. .. . .. .. .. .454·9252Tennis Network Vince 447-6549TexasGayRodeoAssoc P.0.1511178767 ~THRF 815 Brazos #1000 178701 47%173University Lambda .. Texas Union 313, P.O. 7338, 78713 ..

..... .4714387Wate~oo Counseling ..... 1617 A. W. 6th ..... 322·9653

BEAUMONT CHURCH (Area Code 4O!l)Glad Tidings Church.tJ.C.A. . . ..... 3090 DelawareSplndletop Unitarian Church ... 1575 Spindletop Rd.

......... 7770510136 833-6883BEAUMONT CLUB I BUSINESS (Area Code: 4O!l)

Copa 304 Odeans 83248116Sundowner . .. 497 Crockett. .. 8333989

BEAUMONT ORGANIZATfONS (Area Code: 4O!l)AIDS SeN. of So. East Texas .... P.O. 5850 842·5438Lambda Group AA 6300 College 8~9239Lambda Women's Soci~ & Support Group .

. 724·tt92P.AJ.C.H. of Jefferson County, Inc 727·1234The AIDS Project-Orange P.O. 430, Orange, TX 883-7187Triangle AIDS Network 2525 Calder #117 .

............................ 832-8t671832.8J38Trinity Group 832-6529

BROWNSVILLE ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 51~AIDS lntormation Une. . 1~3337432

BRYAN I COLLEGE STATION ORGANIZATIONS(Area Code: 4O!l)

GaylLesbian Student Services fTAMUJ 847-0321HIV·Positive Support Group (Gwen) . . : 6932245

TEXAS ORGANtZATtONSAddicare 24 Hour Crisis ?>' .. t~74~78Infuserve America . . 1~7809222THRF AIDS Legal Resource Project.

................. 815 Brazos #1000 178701TEXAS GROUPS BASED IN AUSTIN (Area Code: 512)

AIDS Legal Resource Project. 2201 N. Lamar #230178705B.O.AJ.. .. .... P.O. 1357178767.. ..472-3333Gay Student Network IRoommate Service ..

........... P.O. 2585178768 462.()31)5Lesbian I Gay Journ~ists Assoc. .. 440-1789Lesbian IGay Rights Lobby .. P.O. 2579178768 .. 474-5475Log Cabin Republicans of TX .... P.O. 50484178763 .

.................. 467·9797People of Color Caucus227 Congressll250 178701473-8335Texas AIDS Network. .. 458-8453Texas Human Rights Foundation (THRF) ..

....... .8f5 Brazos #1000178701 479-8473TEXAS GROUPS BASED tN DALLAS (Area Code: 2t4)

AIDS Mastery Workshop .. P.O. 36125175235 .. 5~LlFELambda Amateur Radio Club .... P.O. 35343175235 .

. .522·1458Lesbian I Gay Democrats of TX .. P.O. 224424 .. 828-9882Texas Repu~icans for Equ~ity & Privacy.

.... P.0.191033I94t-8114TEXAS GROUPS BASED IN FORT WORTH

(Area Code: 81nTexas Gay Rodeo Info.. .. . P.O. 8544 496-1333Texas Gay Veteransc 10 TCGA P.O. 11044/76110336-8242TEXAS GROUPS BASED IN HOUSTON (Area Code: 713)Texas Gay Rodeo Info. . 354-5615

TEXAS GROUPS BASED tN SAN ANTONIO(Area Code: 512)

Natursle, Inc. (Nat'l Nudists) .. 4506 Hidden Creek 178238TEXAS BULLETIN BOARDS

Computer BSS (modem required)The Adults' Gener~ Store 512-674-3577After Hours 512448.J562Anything Goes. . . 214·254-3404Aunt Jayne's HotHouse 71~522.J838Bare Facts II . .. 8174~2667The Beef House (modem) 817·267·1009Boystown.. .. 214-9801941Coyote's Den .. .. .. 214-522{J675The Exchange. . 713-52f·2191Gay Matchmaker 8t7·2659997Houston Alternate Ufestyles 7f~53075OOHouston Connection 71~5234120JAXBBS 214-82~1579Lambda link BBS 5t2-873-8299Last Call 71~52J.8366Ufestyles Travel Association BSS 512·2801697Mandate.. .. 214·528-1816Momma's Place 214.J39.7450National Gay Database 81),277·5403Oak Lawn Online.. .. 214.J58.5192The Other Side (chat) 817·200{)775The Pigs' Trough., 713-861-7575The Pink Flamingo. .. ...• .. 214-55!J.3994Pokey's Place. . 2t4·242<823Sally's Hippie Hollow. .. 512·32~5570Shown-N·T ell BSS . . 4O%3J.21116Stables 7t3-821·7081Tawdry Lane's Playhouse. . 81/·531-1848The Turkey's Roost. . 71~5307505The Workshop 71J.45!J.3702Weeping Bladder.. . 512.J23.2713

ABILENE CHURCHES (Area Code: 91~Exodus·MCC P.O. 2473, 79504 672·7822

ABtLENE CLUB (Area Code: 915)Just Friends 201 S. f4th 672~

ABILENE ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 915)Big Country AIDS Support Group 673.aroJAIDS Hotline (M·F, 4·10p).. .. 667·AIDST.C.H.P. STDIAIDS Clinic .... 3t7 Pecan SI. 677·7825

AMARILLO ADOLT BOOKSTORE (Area Code: 006)Boulevard Adult Books I Videos.

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Tarrant County Tavern Guild 8774419lC.M.E.R.F. Altemative ... 209 W. Magnolia 92t·2262lC.M.E.R.F. Drug Treatment Cntr .000 Southtand Ave.

................................ J36.5454Texas AtDS Network Thomas B 335-1994Texas Doubles Bowling League Todd 6954948Texas Gay Rodeo Association P.O. 786. . .496-1333Texas Gay Veterans 54&3611V.D. Ctinic 1000 University. . 8)0.7223

GALVESTON CLUBS (Area Code: 409)Evotution 2214 Mechanic 7634212Kon·Tiki 315 23rd (Tremontl. .. 7~264Robert's LaFIlle 25th & Q 51. 765-0092

GALVESTON ORGANtZATtONS (Area Code: 4091AIDS Coalition of Coastal Texas Inc .... 1419 Tremont.

.................................... 76J.AIDSGalveston Tennis Network Jerry .. . .. 765-5071Ga~a Productions 684·1012LambdaAA.. .. .~19Lesbian 1 Gay Parents Support .... P.O. 241 .... 762·7212Silk Stocking Ball .... David Bump, P.O. 5295/11554 ..

... (Houstonl 71J.337·5000; (Galveston)4()9.737.J122HARLINGEN ORGANtZATtONS (Area Code: 51~

AIDS Information line . . 1=7432MCCVaitey Outreach P.O. 727 Combes, TX 1 76535Valley AtDS Councit 2220 Haine Dr. 133/78550 .

.................................... 428-9322HOUSTON ACCOMMODATtONS (Area Code: 7131

The lovell Inn (Guest House) ... 501Lovell ... 522·5224HOUSTON ADUL TBOOKSTORES (Area Code: 713)

Big City News & Video . . ..... 10105 Gull FreewayFondren News & Video .. opening socn .. 2841 FondrenGas light News . . 3519 Bell~reRichmond News & Video 433O Richmond ... 24 Hrs.Stadium 4629 W. 34th

HOUSTON ADULT THEATRE (Area Code: 7131French Quarter 3201Louisiana 527.IJ782HOUSTON APARTMENT COMMUNtTY (Area Code: 713)Chateaux Dijon .... 5331 Beverty Hill Lane .... 626.J660

HOUSTON AnORNEYS (Area Code: 713)Archer, Danna 44O Louisiana 23&00)3Frye, Phyllis 5707Fire"a ... (24 hours) 723-8368Green, Bill (24 hours) 266-1004O'Kane, Patricia Anne. 3212 Smith 1102 (24 hrs.). 521j.)911Roll, Randolph E (24 hours). . . .. .. 8697933Walker,Jim 552·1117HOUSTON BUStNESSES 1 SERVICES (Area Code: 713)

Advance Trav~ 10100 N.W. Freeway 682·2002Allure Photography 1336 Westheimer 523-7263A Moveable Feast 2202 W. Alabama 528-3565Basic Brothers 1232 Westheimer 522·1626Dance Music Records 1520 Westheimer 524.J040Drernatika 3224 yoakum 52&5457Dream Merchants. .. 1658 Westheimer 520<1))8Houston Gay Yellow Pages .P.O. 22853 /11227 .621.1J929Inklings (Gay 1 Les. Bookstore) .1948 Richmond .521·3369I.W. Marks Jewelers 3841 Bellaire 668-5000Infinite Records 528 Westheimer : .. 521.IJ187Leafher By Boots 711 Parvlew 528-2668Leather By Boots .. 715 FaiNiew (the Ripcordl .. 52&0444Muscles in Action: C.J. Harrington. . 965-9917Plantiques 4005 Montrose 528-2288Rice Pharmacy 527<1339TWTGraphics .. (Art, Design, Typesellingl 527·9111Union Jack 1521 Westheimer 528-9600USA Pageantry 523-5290We Deliver Videos 1109 Hyde Park 5224485HOUSTON CHURCHES & RELtGIOUSORGANtZAnONS

(Area Code: 713)Bering Memorial UMC 1440 Harotd 526-1017Church of Religious Science ... 1505 Nevada 526-5883Church of Universal Divinity (Byzantine Rite) 524-9184Community Gospel Church. ..501 E. 18th 88().9235Dawn Of Faith MCC .10595 Telephone @Fuqua. 991~768Dignity (Gay CathOliCS) P.O. 68821 528-0111First Unitarian Church 5200 Fannin SI. 526-5200Gay & Lesbian Mormons P.O. 7167 862·1607Good Shepherd Church·U.C.A .. 3207 Montrose .5m929Grace Lutheran Church. . .2515 Waugh 526-7708Houston tntertaith Alliance 683.IJ757Houston LOS Family Sacrament Meeting 862·1607Houston Mission Church .... 1505 Nevada 5298225Impact Church of Christ .401 Siudewood 1200 .864·5687Integrity (Episcopalian). .. .P.O. 68008 432.1J414Jewish Family SeNiee 4131 S. Braeswood 687·9336Kolbe House 903A W. Main 522-8182Kingdom CommunityChUlch 61H.I9th 862-7533Lutherans Concemed I Houston 88().4842MCCR 1919 Decatur 861·9149

.. 52&9191Trinity River Aquatic Ctub 520-8237/821·1853Turtle Creek Chorale . .. 526-3214Uncut Dallas. .. P.O. 215163/75221United Court of the Lone Star Empire ... P.O. 100865 .

.................................... 52&5719WA.R. (Widowed, Action & Remembrance) ..... 339.1J985WA.NJ. (Women in the Arts Networking Togethe~ .

........... 28&9299Women's Health Project .. 4012 Cedar Springs .. 521·5131Womyn lor Wornyn (Les. Res. Cnt~ .... 1315 Skiles .

........ 821-3999Women's Spirituality Group .. 5008 Home( 51. .. 826-9213

DENTON CHURCH (Area Cod"81~Harvest MCC ..... 5000 Soulh Stemmons ..... 4974020

DENTON COUNTY ORGANIZATtON (Area Code: 81~The Colony Breaklast Club (1st Sunday/mo.1 .

............ 214.J7~2707DENTON ORGANtZATtONS (Area Code: 81~

Courage Les.1 Gay Student Assoc. Stud. Cntr. P.O. 5067.................................... -

EL PASO CLUBS (Area Code: 915)Old Plantation 219S.Ochoa ~San Antonio Mining Company ... 8(X) E. San Antonio .

.................................... 5339516U-GoHt 216 S. Ochoa . .. .5339310

EL PASO ORGANIZATtONS (Area Code: 915)AIDS Info .... English 1543-3574 .... Spanish I 543-3575GRO (Gay Resource Organization) . P.O. 13373 .589-9584HIV & STD Testing .... 222 S. Campbell 543.J58OLambdaAA.. .. 7796816Lambda line (helplinelswitchboard/24 hours) .

............ 562-GAYSLambda Services P.O. 31321 1 79931.1J321MCC EI Paso 916 E. Yandell... .. .. 542·1227Parents FLAG 6334256Southwest AIDS Comm 1505 Mescalero 772.J366

FORT WORTH AnORNEYS (Area Code: 81~Wightman, Robert R 607·A Startinda 4614608Wright, David l. . .. 834-1234

FORT WORTH BUSINESSES (Area Code: 81~Casa Manana Theatre 3101 Lancaster 332-CASAD.J.'s Restaurant 1308 SI. Louis 92),)321Hayes Discount Pharmacy .

....... 426 S. Henderson 176104 J36.7281FORT WORTH CHURCHES (Area Code: 81~

Affirmation (Methodist) IT arrant Co. . . ........... P.O. 48382/Wataug~ Tex fi56.8056

Agape MCC 4615 S.E. Loop 820. .. .. 535-5002Dignity I Ft. Worth 4533 Bridge 51. 283-8588Fellowship of love Outreach ... 711 W. Gambrell 51.

............. . 921-LOVEHonesty (Baptistl P.O. 60026 923-9487Lutherans Concerned 2600 W. Boyce 921.J966Special Invitation Ministries 1520 Hemphill

FORT WORTH CLUBS (Area Code: 81~Across the Street 700 S. Jennings 332.IJ192Ashburn's 3012 E. Rosedale 534~Corral 621 Hemphill 335.IJ196D.J.'s 1308 51. Louis 92),)321The 651 Club 651 S. Jennings 332.IJ745

FORT WORTH ORGANtZATIONS I HELPLINES(Area Code: 81~

AIDS Awareness Clinic ... 2825 E. Rosedale 534-CAREAIDS Helpline.. .. 87~7346AIDS lntertaith Network .. P.O. 11084/2600 Merida St. .

.......... 927·2437AIDS Outreach Center .. 1125 W. Peter Smith .. 335-1994Crisis I Suicide InteNention (24~our help) 927·5544Crossdressers (TV's) Helpline. . . 261-3253FW/GPW Assoc P.O. 2165/76113Gay Youth Peer Support J36.4551HIV Anonymous Group. .. 282·9494Imperial Privy Council. .. P.O. 365/76101Legat Delense Fund 336-8242LambdaAA 3144 Ryan 921·2871Lambda Bowling . .. .267·1963Lone Star Bowling League ... Darrell Moore 33&0706Longhorn Bowling Assoc.. '" .Joan 624·2151The NAMES Project (AIDS Quilll 33-NAMESParents & Friends of Lesbians & Gays P.O. 8152 ..

.................................... J36.4551Respect-G I L Assoc. of TCJC NE .. TCJC Stud. Acl.

............... 828 Harwood Rd I Hurst, TX 76054The Source 1640 Mislletoe Blvd ~2437Tarrant Co. G.P.W. Assoc P.O. 8705/76124Tarrant Co. LesbiarVGay Alliance .. P.O. 11044 .. 336-8242Tarrant Co. Parents Group .. P.O. 48382/Wataug~ Tex ..

.. fi56.8056

Pentecostal Family 01 Montrose .. 501 E. 18th .. 88().9235Presbytery of New Covenant .. .41 Oakdale 526-2585Rothko Chapel 1409 Sui Ross 524·9839Seventh<lay Adventist Kinship. ..P.O. 301047177230SI. Stephen's Episcopal Church. . . .. 1805 W. AlabamaUnitarian Men's Group 526-5200

HOUSTON CLUBS (Area Code: 713)Brazos River Betten 2400 Brazos 52&9192Briar Patch 2294 Greenbriar @ Holcombe 665-9678Cousins 817Fai~iew 52&9204Gentry 2303 Richmond.. .. ~ 1861Heaven. . Pacific at Grant 521·9123tnergy 6121 Hillerof!.. .. 771·9611JR's 1108Pacific 521·2519LazyJ 312 Tuam . .. .. 52&9343Mary's. . 1022Westheimer 527·9669Missouri SI. Station .1117 Missouri at Yoakum .524-1333Montrose Mining Co.. . .605 Pacific 5297468Mother's 402 Lovell 5~7935Ms. B's 9200 Buffalo Spdwy 668-3356Pacific Street 710 Pacific. . 52:J.0213Ranch 9200 Buffalo Spdwy 668-3464Rich's.. .. .2401 San Jacinto 7599606Ripcord 715 F~Niew 521·2792611 Hyde Park PUb Hyde Park at Stanford 526-7070The Dance Hall 202 Tuam opening socnVentur •. N. .. 2923 M~n 522.1JOOOXTC 9200 Buffalo Spdwy 668-3464/668-3356

HOUSTON COUNSEUNG (Area Code: 713)Bedrick, Dianna M., Ph.D., LPG .3400 Montrose, Ste. 233 .

.................................... 522·7014Campbell, Harvey, M.D .... 4126 SW Frwy, Suite 1020 .

................................ ~Cohen & Jordan Counseling Associates 785-2600Daniel, Susan, MSW.csW, CADAC ..

...... 3400 Montrose, Ste. 233 522-7014DiJacklin, Margaret, GSW·ACP.34OO Montrose, Ste. 233.

.................................... 522·7014Edd, Nicholas, Dr., Psy. D.. 11767 Katy Frwy, Suite 370 .

.................. 4939984.Glover, Frank, MSW.csW ... 3400 Montrose, Ste. 233 .

.. 522·7014Hodge, Robert, M.S.w., C.S.w., l.C.O.C 9fi3.0699IntraCere Careline 24 hrs 791lOO49The Delta Program I StaHord Meadows Hospital.

.............. 2~2621iLewis, Lane, C.I.T 93&8265 I 791lOO49Montrose Counseling Clr 000 Lovell 1203 5290037Montrose Resource Center.. . 524-1069Ostnn, Olivi~ M.Ed., l.P.C ... 11767 Katy Frwy Ste. 370 .

............... 493-9984Partners in Recovery Ontracare) 791lOO49Rabum, Tony, M.A ... 3400 Montrose, Ste. 233 .. 522,7014Sharon Stone & Associates I The Lambda Program .

.................................... 62:J.6081Stonewall Recovery Program 622-8696

....... Twelve Oaks Hospital 1$752·7920HOUSTON FtTNESS CENTERS (Area Code: 713)

Club Houston 2205 Fannin 659-1998Midtowne Spa. . 3100 Fannin 522·2379

HOUSTON HEALTH CLUB (Area Code: 713)Fitness Exchange .. 3930 Kirby Corp. 50.1300 .. 524·9932

HOUSTON MEDICAL PROFESStONALS:HOUSTON CHtRGPRACTORS (Area Code: 713)

Fletcher, Dr. Richard .... 1245 Yale & 13th 862-3897Martin, Dr. Jerry .... 5252 Westchester 1180 fi60.7722

HOUSTON OOCTORS (Area Code: 713)Hinkle, David, M.D ... 4200 Montrose Suite 460 1771X1l ..

..... 522·9616Martinez, Steve, M.D ... 3400 Montrose 1200 ... 521·9444Thomas Audelle Memorial Clinic ... 1200 Richmond ...

............... 52&5635Wonnacolt,J. Brian, M.D .... 3515 Oak Forest Dr. 13 .

........................... 681.1J987HOUSTON ORGANtZATtONS I HELPLINES

(Area Code: 713)ACLU 1235W. Gray 524·5925ACT UP Houston P.O. 68275/77~275 433-2924AIDS Assistance Fund ... 2476 Bolsover #455 .. 5294788AIDS Dental Referrals. . 5294384AIDS Foundation 3202 Weslayan 62~796AIDS Hotline (9 am-s p.m.) 524·AIDSAIDS Intertaith Council of Houston.

....... 701 N. Post Oak Rd. 1330 682·5998AIDS Legal Hotline. .. 528-7702AIDS Mastery Workshop.. . P.O.57275117725),2751 .

. 464-6971AIDS Project OOOLovell 1203 5290037

AIDS Resource for Greater Hcust,....... 6000 N. Stadium Dr.. .. 7499181

American Gay Atheists. .. .. P.O. 68711 ........... (Dial·A-Gay·Atheist) 8004242

AMIGA P.O. 960134. .. .. ~5687Astro Rainbow So. 01 the Deaf ... P.O. 68136177~136

.. 522·9362 (TOO), 6214128 (TOO) ................... Relay #1$7352988

AVES(Amigos Volunteers in AIDS Education & SeNiees)........... 2510 Broad 51.1200 641).2837

Bay Area Gays & Lesbians (BAGAl1 481).89()7Bering Care Center (Adult AIDS Day Care Cente~ .

............. 1440 Harold 5~7070Bering Dental Clinic (Indigent Care) 1440 Harold.

............... 524-7933Blood for life . .. ..... 856-7272/441-8697Body Positive 1 Ho ..... 1475 W. Gray, #176 524·2374Chain Gang Bicycling Club 961-7257Classic Chassis Car Club P.O. 961102177098Cocaine Anonymous Meetings 668-6822CoDependents Anon. . 529-3211Colt 45's. .. 528-5070Colt 45's AIDS Trouble Fund .... P.O. 68804 ~77Couples I Houston (Couples Nat'l) .

........ P.O. 70884177270.1J864 9639048Crisis Holline. .. 22&1505Delta Lambda Phi (\J of H) 529-3211Diana Foundation P.O. 68523177266DIFFAlHouston 20 Greenway Plaza 1210 177046 .

. 621·)969Drug Abuse Hotline. . . . . I.aoo.ae2·HELPFamily Connection (youth shelte~ 52:).6825FrontRunners (runners, joggers).. ..522.a8421522.1J899GAl.A. (Gay 1 Les. Assoc] of FI. Bend Co ..

.. P.O. 291 Fulshear, TX177441 .Garden Party . . ... P.O. 68693177266-8693Gay Fathers I Fathers 1st of Houston ..

P.O. 961053.. .. .782·5414Gay & Les. Hispanics Unidos P.O. 70153 .

. 27~LHU(4548)Gay & Lesbian Parents Coalition .. P.O. 961053 .. 668-1616Gay & Lesbian People in Medicine. . . ..... 5293211Gay &Lesbian Political Caucus .. P.O. 68684 .. 52,.,tXXlGay & Lesbian Switchboard. P.O. 68460177266 .529-3211Gays I Lesbians of Riee (GALORI .. P.O. 1892 .. 527-8101Gay /lesbian Student Assoc. U. of H. .. .. P.O. 314 .

............ 4600 Calhoun 7491253Gay Men's Network 529-3211Gay Mensa. .. .52971X1lGay Parents Support. .. ..... 668-1616Good Sports (college football I basketball fans) .. 523-6000Greater Hou. Pocket Billiards League. PJFord .683.a482Greater Monl. Bus. Guild ..... P.O. 68051 ..... 52&1111Grey Party.. .. .... 1400 Tulane I 77008Gulf Coast Transgender Community .

P.O. 441754177244 . .. .780.J553HAGLES·Ho. Area Gay & Lesbian Eng. & ScL 4602177Health Depl. AIDS Holline 7949020Heartsong (Women's Chorus) .. P.O. 9602431 77098.1J243Herpes H.E.l.P. Hotline. . . 8)9.1142Houston Animal Rights Team P.O. 440304177244Houston Area Teenage Coalition . .. 942-7002Houston Center for Allitudinal Healing 68&1734Houston LesbiarVGay Pride Week '92 ..

· P.O. Box 68071177266 5296979Houston GLAAD P.O. 68423 ~109Houston Metropolitan Billiards League. Tony .. 88i).0868Houston Outdoor Group. . . . .. KAMP.QUTHouston Professionals ... P.O. 3840 Humbte 821-7126Houston Tennis Club.. .. 524-8046Houston Thursday Nite Mixed Bowling League ..

· Steve 5293261Houston Women's Softball Lg ..

· 19327 Brislle Star, Katy 177449Houston Wreslling Club. .. P.O. 131134 ..... 522·5994Imperial Court of the Single Star ..

.. P.O. 9804441770980444Jerbe (PWA Issues & Supportl 7892546Jewish Family SeNlces .. 4131 S. Braeswood .. 687·9336Krewe of Hydra ..... 1406 Richmond 1138 ..... 523-2953Krewe of Olympus-Iexas P.O. 920794177292KPFT Radio 419 Lovell 5264000Lambda Center (AA) 1201 West Clay.

........... (officel521·12431 (lobby) 52&9772Lesbian I Gay Democrats ofTexas ... 5~5126/527·9143Les~an IGay Students U of H Clear Lake ..

.. 2700 Bay Area177ffj8Lesbians in Business (LIB) 529.1J077LOAFF (Lesbians Over Age 50) .. P.0.9IIOOO1 .. 68,.,482

Lone Star Nudist Group P.O. 541061/77254Lone Star Sym. Band P.O. 68613.. .. .864·5424Lone Star Volleyball Assoc. . 6891707Men of All Colors Together 867-3956MCC Ubrary (Gay & Lesbian Archives) 861·9149Medius Assn. Inc. . . P.O. 68936177266Miss Camp America .... P.O. 142 Bellaire, TX 177402Montrose Activity Cenler ..... P.O. 68684 2360064Montrose Branch Library .. .4100 Montrose ~5487Montrose City Councilman Vince Ryan ... P.O. 15261 .

........ 247·2004Montrose Clinic 1200 Richmond 52&5531Montrose Co. Cloggers .. .. 96H APSMontrose Monday Night Men's Bowling League.

... Jeff . .. .641·5424Montrose Palace . .. 526-LOVEMontrose Singers .... (a gay men's cnorus] 526-5346Montrose Ski Club . .. .. Alex. .. ~13Montrose Softball League ..... P.O. 541954/77254·1954NAMES Project Houston . ..1410 FaiNiew I77IX1l .

................ 52·NAMESNarcotics Anonymous. (Montrose Area-24 Hr. Helpline) .

...... 6814200National Leather Assoc ..... P.O. 68563/77266-6563 ....

... 434-2417Neartown Assoc 1413 Westheimer 171006North Montrose Civic Assoc. .. P.O. 1301841772190184Northwoods AIDS Coalition c I 0 Intenaith Cntr ..

. 4242 Woodrush Dr 367·5595Omega House 2615 Waugh 1286 523-1139Parents I Friends of Lesbians & Gays (FLAGI ..

P.0.31853 . .. 72l.IJ788Pet Patrol. .. 522·1954Presidents Club (GPC past, pres.) .. P.O. 68844 .. 5~24Prime Timers P.O. 980612 I 771J98.0612 .

.................................... 961-8440PWA Assistance Fund ... 2615 Riverside Dr. 529-1788PWA Coalition . .. 1475 W. Gray Suite 163 522·5428Oueer Nation/Houston 5292969Rape Crisis Hotline 52&7273Republicans-Log Cabin I Houston 522-811)3Rotheudtl Dizinger Foundation ... 3701 Montrose 1771X1lLewis Scoll Foundation (horneless & abused Children) ..

..... 942·9864Sexual Minority Youth Assistance League ..

. 5m336(~TEEN)Single Lesbians Group . . 522·1014Southem Country Hou. .3115 Houston 177009 .8000670SI. Michaet's AIDS Support Group .. 1801 Sage .. 6214370Stone Soup (AIDS Foundation) ~796Texas Gay Rodeo Assoc. (TGRA) .. P.O. 68973111194 .

............... 354·1155Texas Leather & Lace . .. 856-7272WTG·TS Helpline. .. 780.J553Visiting Nurses Assoc 5m115WIRE (Women's Info. & Referal). .. .52&2121Women for Sobriety (Pat) .. 000 Lovelll203A .. 5~1501Women's Center .... 3101 Richmond #150 52~798Women's Group at First Unitarian Churcn 7234237Women's Reading Group 589-(XX)5A Womyn's Line ~160Womynspace P.O. 9110001 88~10

HOUSTON RESTAURANTS (Area Code: 713)Saba Yega 2607 Grant 51.. .. 522<Xl42House of Pies 3112 Kirby 52&3816

HUNTSVtLLE ORGANtZAnON (Are~ 409)Sam Houston SI. Univ. Gay, Lesbian Bisexual Alliance ..

.......................... P.0.2172/HuntsvlliePlanned Parenthood (HIV counseling/lesting·free) .

....... (Pam) 2405CAve.t. ~LAKE CHARLES CLUB (Louisiana Area Code: 318)

Crystal's 112W. Broad 433-5457LAKE CHARLES ORGANtZATIONS (Area Code: 318)

Southwest Louisiana AtDS Council P.O. 267170602.IJ267.. (hotlinej4395145/f1OO.256-5145 ..... 4395861

LAREOO CLUB (Area Code: 5121The Discovery 2019 Farragut. ...722·9032

LONGVIEW CLUB (Area Code: 903)Choices 446 N. Eastman 753-9221

LONGVIEW ORGANIZATtONS (Area Code: 903)AIDS Help Organization.. . . P.O. 4142 ..

. 1$526-0689AIDSIHIV Testing.. . 1$526-0689American Red Cross I AIDS Support Group 753-2091Church With A Vision .... 420 E. Cotton SI. 753-1501

LUBBOCK CLUBS (Area Code: 8061Chartie's 1806 Clo~s Rd.. .. 744-4033Faces 24084thSI.(re~ 741-1200

LUBBOCK ORGANtZATtONS (Area Code: 806)

Community Outreach Center 102 Ave. S.... 762·1019GLSA (G I L Student Assoc] .

........ P.O. 4310, 50S office #8 745-9207LambdaAA 82&3316/828-3316Ll.IGA P.O. 4310179484 7914499MCC Lubbock 550134th St 792·5562Outreach AA & Alanon 102 N. Ave. S 9664380South Plains AIDS Resource Center .. P.O. 6949/79413 ..

................ Holline 792·77831 Offiee 796-7068LUFKIN ORGANIZAnONS (Area Code: 409)

East Texas AtDS Foundation 5698240Planned Parenthood .... 1404·Frank (Marten~ .

.. (HIV counseling/testing·free) 634.a446McALLEN CLUBS (Area Code: 51~

P.B.D.'s Lounge Ware Rd. @ Daffodil 682.atl1910th Avenue 1820 N. 10th 682-7131

McALLEN ORGANtZATtON (Area Code: 51~AIDS Information Line 61&AIDS

MtDLAND I ODESSA CHURCH IORGANIZATtON(Area Code: 915)

Holy Trinity Comm. Church 1607 S. Main 57~HTcq482~NACOOOOCHES ORGANtZATION (Area Code: 409)

EaslTexas AIDS Project ... P.O. 631346 ... 5698240 .......................... Testing I 5692021

ODESSA CLUBS (Area Code: 915)Nite Spot 8401 Andrews Hwy 38&6799Tropics 6202 W. County Rd 38&9559West Texas Mining Co ..... 409 N. Hancock 334-6161ODESSAlMtDLANDlPERMIAN BASIN ORGANtZATtONS

(Area Code: 915)Permian Basin AIDS Coalition ... 1522 N. Grandview.

............ Odessa/79761 5502437PORT ARANSAS ACCOMMODATIONS (Area Code: 51~Sea Horse Inn 1423111h 51.. .7495221

PORT tSABEL ORGANtZATtON (Area Code: 51~Valley Voice: Gay and Lesbian Alliance Box 4129 .

....... 17657&5015 John 761-7302SAN ANTONtO BUStNESSES (Area Code: 51~

Anchors Aweigh CruisesiTours .... 11870 Wuabach......................... 4933388/1$736-1388

Bexar Ftorist. .. 602 Montana ... 271·3843/1$722.J927Environmental Pest Controt .. 1615 W. Summil .. 734-4310

SAN ANTONIO CHURCHES (Area Code: 51~Dignity (Catholic Gays). . .. P.O. 12484 556-3287First Unitarian Church. . .807 Beryl 3444695Integrity P.O. 15OOl/78212 88().7368MCCSA.. 1136 W. Woodlawn 734.1J048Orthodox Old Catholic Church .

....... 3114 W. Ashby PI.I78228 .734·2843Religious Science Cenler of Positive Living ..

........... 5223 McCullough. .. 8224422River City Living MCC 202 Holland 822·1121

SAN ANTONIO CLUBS (Area Code: 51~Ab's Westernaire . . .722 San Pedro 227·9258B.B's Pub. . 5307 McCulloughBonham Exchange. . 411 Bonham 271·3811Circle J Bar 622 Roosevelt. . 5339928Country Club 115 General Krueger 344·9720Crew 309W. Market 223.1J333EI Jardin 106 Navarro 223-7177GBR's 2022 McCullough ..LasGueras 593OS.Ftores 923-7944Memories 6402 Callaghan ~1241New Ponderosa . .. 5007 S. FloresNexus 8021 Pinebrook. .. 341·2818NiteOwt 330San Pedro moWLSNoo Zoo 10127 Coachlight . .. .3414778On.0.5ix Off Broadway .... 106 Pershing 82O.IJ906Paper Moon 1430 No. Main 22~7330Silver Dollar Saloon . .. .. 1418 N. Main. .. 227·2623Sparks 8011 Webbles 653-9941Stallion. . 2003 McCullough2015 2015San Pedro. .. 733.J365Wild Club 820 San Pedro. . .. 226-2620

SAN ANTONtO COUNSELING (Area Code: 51~The Delta Program 1 Stafford Meadows Hospital .

... 1$274-0124Sharon Stone & Associates. . 641·5998

SAN ANTONtO FITNESS CENTERS (Area Code: 51~Executive Spa 703 Ave. B 225-8607

SAN ANTONtO ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 51~AIDS Bulletins (compute~.. . 824·2335AIDS Inlormation. .. 2254715Alamo Area Resource Center 2515 McCullough Ave. 1101

....... .7352437Alamo Business Council (Prof. I Sociall ...

. ..... P.O. 15481/78212Alamo City Men's Chorale. . . P.O. 120243/78212Alamo City Volleyball . . 684·2434

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Alamo Couples P.O. 12446Alamo Human Rights Committee ...Alcohol Counseling & Detox MHMR 421 6th St

................... .22&4227BEXAA MEN (nudist club). . ... P.O. 791527/78279-1527Chain 01 Command... . .. AI. 9, P.O. 252N.

.... canyon lJIke, TX 78133 1199-7879Classic Chassis Car Club ..... P.O. 33854 .737-1765Court cttne Alamo Empire. , , ,P,O, 120123 , , . ,7380825Crisis Hotline (24 hours) . .. 2274357Detoxification Center. .. ..622 Dolorosa 225-5481

~i~it:~:~e MHMA ". -3721A S:besl~~h ii82~~Friends ot the Quill, Names Projecl "_, Box 12085178212Gay & Lesbian Parenl Coalilion ,,2839 NoW, Mililary 11008Gay Switchboard , Bar Inlo _ 734-2833HACER [Hispanic AIDS Comm. lor Ed. 8. Aesources] , , , ,

........ 1017 N, Main, Sulle 208 , .... 227-2204Happy Foundalion _ ",411 Booham"". _,227-6451Helpline (Drug Abuse Cenlran. , ... , .. , , ,2254066Lambda AA, 132 Blue Slar , .. 225-5611LISA (Les. Inlo, SA) _ .... P,O, 12327 .... , .. 82~LlSAParenls 01 Gays , .".7~7Positive Alliance 01 San Antonio [PASA], , . P,O, 12776, ,

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RAM. (Resource Assistance Ministry)., .... , .... 3114W.AshbyPI

River City Stompers ..Runaways (youlh sevce Projecl)S,A.T,G.AJ,San Anlonio AIDS Found

Wellness Connection Inc ..... 151 Harwood /78213,.,""",.".,""""',.," _".,' .7344725

SAN MARCOS ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 51~GLSA 01 GLSA _ .. ,754-0948

TEXARKANA CLUB (Area Code: 501)The Gig .. 201 East SI. (Hwy, 71 So,) .. Arkansas 773-6000

TEXARKANA COUNSELtNG (Area Code: 003)Choices ... Terry & Da~eneSims ... 301 WesUawn Dr

""""""" ,832-1489TEXARKANA ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 501)

Texarkana AIDS Project (TAp) .. _.... Box 3243 _.. __ . _Texarkana, Arkansas 175504 _" __, 772~776

TYLER CHURCH (Area Code: 000)SI. Gabriel Conan Church __ , _13r04 Or. 1193175703

.. 581~923TYLER/SMITH CO, MEDICAL (Area Code: 000)

Planned Parenthood ,3500 E, Soulh Broadway ,581-13277WACO CHURCH (Area Code: 81n

MCC, _ " .. ,1601 Clay ,752-5331WACO CWBS (Area Code: 81n

Maxine's. , , , , , ,507 Jefferson & N, 51h , , , , , , ,753-9189WICHITA FAW BUSINESS (Area Code: 81n

Deceptions """,,104 Eastside Dr. , , . 767-8008

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.. 22&4715.. 818 E. Grayson 178208 ,

22&4715San Antonio Gay Pride Week Committee

, , ,P,O, 12083178212SA Gay Switchboard, , , ,P,O, 120402 , , , , , ,733-7300San Anlonio lambda Studenls Aliianc~SALSA) ,

.......... , .. P.O. 12715 ,733-1225San Antonio Men's Chorus.. _102 Wickes SI.., ,2~2324San Antonio Names Projecl .. 818 E, Grayson .. 22&4715San Antonio NOW P,O. 33213 . .. .. 673-8600San Antonio Tavern Guild.. . P,O, 12712178212San Anlonio Volleyball, , , , , , , , , , , , ,923-39091564-2434Sharon Slone & Assoc. (Counseling) .. _.. _'" ,841-5998Soulh Texas Outreach Program lor AIDSI UT Health set.

,_, _,Colr_ SA, _" _301 S_ Frio 1278_, __ ,2704821Team San Antonio ,Gay Games IV-Unity in '94 .Jack .

., _, _" _,224-9175Tejas Motorcycle Club, , _, , ,P.O. 120295, , , , , ,223-6620Texas Gay Rodeo Assoc. (TGRA) , ,P,O, 12651 _,73!HJ150The Bridge (youth shelle~ ,_ 606 Wilson Blvd __ ,734-9532

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