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'Houtopia' is a hit and miss proposition
Reviewer Neil Badders not sure if YOU will enjoy. Review, page 5
MONTROSE VOICE
THE NEWSPAPER OF MONTROSED Q:omnnmit~ l.Julth ~iu!I {ump""w FR I DAY September 1, 19890 ISSUE 462
MONTROSE WEATHER THROUGH MONDAY Partly Cl" dy and h )! Oay htgP.• 'lb<"1.1t 9~ 1109ht :>ws 1bout ch "''°" >1 thun Hirsh )Wers Sunday & Mon Jay
After Hours show marks second anniversary
By SHERI com::-. UARBO:-.C:>;t:
The M"11ttoM v .. ;c.
Braah and opmionatfd, Budd)·
John11ton 1.11 hardly tht J>l!T9<.>n th ..
mainhn1mthelluuatoniayn11:h1.ti
muvf'mtnt wo11ld ron.idt-r their
tpoltetipel'll(ln. But in tht wtoe hours
ofnchSundaymorning•S.aturday
mght'.'lhaim,mfart,tht>l>fllyper
l901l&Pf'&kingtherauH•atall.toan
audience virtually allhi.9own
Johnaton.hoatandprodun•rof
KPF'T'a ':Afiff Huuno:' i11Kt1Y red1
o'akinJ,Cof1hedark.lletaf'klt'tlthl'
i8"Uet1m()Mt~opll·won'ttou<·h .. fll
a ume. he admits. that most won"t
li11t.en. The prol(ram. whit·h air•
from :l:OOam. to4:00a.m.Sundaya,
markAitt1l'C"Ondanniv1·n11rySt>pt
6
JohnMton. hi11 a1•1<111tant•. crt·w
and audienno, will be c1•tebratin1C
early.w1tha1pt<"ial1howthi11we.k
end featurinl( a ('ollal(l' o! tapes
from prl'\'iou.1'how•, the t-tand
thewun<tofthe putt,.oytan
Therom-eptanddthwryofthl'
anni\'enr.ary 11pir<:ial an m petfttt
keepmj( with the tihow'a hiatory
and head11tmn1C•t)-ll'. Oneofthl'
Lhinr Johr I •nU1knpndein,.1c.h
h,. 11h~>W ia nu one-not even lh
... -hoputiton-reallyknu,.whatto
u.pttt on the air each wft'k
Juhn11ton and hia aaaiatant. Jim
Carper.aaid lht-ygonnth('airwith
nothing written in advanrt', al
though they may ha\'e a l(Uetit
plannedoratopicinmind.Onlythe
repeat broadcaat.s offa\·orit.t> •h '"''
areprediCl.8ble.
·t don"t know how we'reguinl(tu
lrf'l two yeanr. into two houn:
Johm•ton uid ofthe1pecial. "hut
we'regomgtodoit"
And if the hOtltof"Aftl:'r Houn1
thinkitcanpo1111iblylwdone.itprob
ably will be. John11ton d('lighta in
theshow'1rontroveuy.andit.sa1C
gre><~ive approach lo illflues that
IM)metimea hingea on thl' buarrl'
Cue in point: during a n«nt pro·
l{Tamdealingwit.hthl:'UIM.'of""976"'
numbenr. (al110 known as dial-a
poml. John1ton and Carper di11·
cuued the p~ycholoffy of the num
bl·nand thU11ewho1111Plhf'l1l. Thry
al110didtiomethingftH..Jvhn11ton
andCarper.ontheair.dialedJW\·l'ral
advertiMd 976 linl'll ... and put thl'
COO\'enatton11on li\'eradi).
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Report: States spending more on AIDS
By RF.BECCA KoJ.m:R(;
l'PISd"'eeWntrr
•'OR'nt•.M<•~Tl«IOIKVO •;
mune deficiency 11yndrome
from 14 in fiscal 19NI lo eight in
fiscal 191'19. First-time contribu
WASHll"GTUN-Stalt- aptonding ton were: Indiana. Loui11iana, !\eon
AIDS jumped by nl'arly two- brll>!ka. Nl'\'ada. South Carolina
th1rd11 to al:w.>ut $:lfJO millmn dur nnd Tenneuee
ing fiscal 191'9, with the av1•raKt• New York. which 11pent$.">:I mil·
atate11pendinlf:l-:J«nt11aJ)t'n10nto lion. wa11 Hecond W California in
rombat the di11ei111t. a 11tudy 11tall•·fonded AIDS expenditures.
showed Wtdnetiday Three other state& alw topped tht>
A report by Georgi• WMhini(ton SIO million mark: Florida. Mallila
University found that about S.'lOO chu11Ctl8 and NewJeniey. The low
million in non-Mtdicaid funds etit allocation was$101,500. in l\ewere
s~nt to prevent and treat braska
AIDS at thf" 11tatf' ll'vt-1 this fiMCal The median level of lihlle-"nh
yeat
More than half of that moneySi5:
l million. up $100 million from
t9hl'l-came from •tale lfo\'ern·
ments. The federal KO\ernml'nt
prO\'ided the- remainder.
The numberof11tatuthatdid
notallocateanylfent-ralrl'venues
fortht-battlea11amatacqu1rt"d1m
fonds for AIDS was about
$."-">0.000.
Mona Rowe. co-author of thf'
11tudy. said the wide di11paritiet1 in
1'tate AIDS expenditurl'tl ··rl'flt'<:t
differene('tl in tht- epidPmic and
the pool of exiating resources in
1hestate11."
The Ui1tricl of Columbia
link I n per 1·ap1 8 AlllS
t1pendin1f t S!l.91. !olluw1 t1 ·Ha
wad 'lt :.!. F1,·1· oth 11ta.tes{'
a\ifomi1 l\~·w York, Ma....achu
111 i., Khodt1 lslandnndCunmdl·
ut.- nkh11fh.apendin11b Wffll
$2 ,nd t I"'' rt•tndenton AIDS
In all, ll stnW1111llon1tl'<lmore
than $1 Pt•r 1"1'8<>n for AIDS; thl'
avt·rt1111> umount t1p1.·nt wa11 ].:J
ft·ntapert·Rp1tt1
As cf Augu><t, tht- fiw t1tate-a
with the l{rt'8tl'lll numbl>r ufrl'·
portt"<I AllJS faSt'll werl': !\ew
York. :l3.-l:l4; C111ifornit1, 20.fi!';
Florida. l:.'.2-18: :\t·w ,Jl'rc..-y. 7,074;
andT1·:ita11,6Jl(i9
An t'lltimatt'd million to 1,6
million American11 art' infected
with tht· AlllS nr\lll.
The top IO t1Wtt•s which af
fount for:- P"l\'ent of all AlllS
CftlWll IK'CO ntt-d for i9 per<'t'nt of
11tatMJnly fundil" for All>.". rl'·
searcti Rita K1-intt•a1d
S.m• ofthelarl{f" inc i11m
crea~ .i in f1SCal 191'1!1 c 1m~ in
Penn11ylvania. whi1·h boot<tt'd 1t>1
AJJ)S 11pt•nding 12 times tht previ'[
IUI lt-wl, and 1' rid1 whi<"h
ra111ed itaalrt>ady 11ubst1 nti I allocation
by 40 Pf"r«'nt
Re11ean·hers aaid th1· eight
11tate11 that did not bud1wt or a11·
propriaU> money for AllJS in fi11·
cal 191'9 Wl're: Idaho. J,,wn, ~fon
Ulna. 1' cirth Dakota. South Uako·
ta. \'ennont. Wt'tlt \'iritinia and
Wyommit. That group indudt>d at
ll'll8t two11tatl'"8-lowa 11ndMon
tana-that had bienniul hudgt•tii
paSSt'd thepre\'iou11year
Edu1·atwn and tt"lltmg fo" tho
All>S ,·irus wert>thl' tw•• pro!ll"l\m
areas most likt>ly tu attract 11llltt•
fund11. Forty-Ont> 11talet1 allot·a1td
11om•• fund>1 for AIDS t'dunJ.tic>n.
whill' 35 llJ)t'nt aome gl'nl'Tal rt:vt·
nuee to 11upport tt-stinlf and t-uune
ingacti\itie .Statuwert>lt·iU<t
I_\· t<IUHl'theirownm< u•yfor
r~\tn·h
Pn•Ji[l'Umll re<."E"ivinK the 11reate11t
prop,,rtion of 11taU.- money in C<•m
p11ri11on to ft•deral fund1 Wt>re pa
tit-nt care and tiupport l!"rvicee.
Tt>n11tatl'9rt>porll'dusin1f11tate-on·
h fundH to 1iro\·ide the A IDS drug
AZT. whith t"l>lllll about Sll.000 a
yt>Rr. t.o needy patil'nt.8.
Rowl' 11aid more 11tate fund11 will
likely bl> funneled into patirnt
t·art• next yl'ar be<:auaeofr~ent
findinp that many people infect
edwiththt•AIJ)Sviruscanhl'nefit
from AZT and other life--prolonlf
ini;c druga ~·fore they show aif{ns
o full-hluwn AIDS
Tht- 12page re)'l.•rt. bal!t"d on a
><UT"\l')' cunductt'd by Grorge
\\-ashinKt<•n L:niwl'>lity"11 lnU>r
i;coHrnmt•ntal Ht>alth Policy ProJect,
.... Rll fundt•d by a wrant from
thl' Aml'rican Foundation for
AlllS Rt'tll'arfh
Houstonians show support for disability bill
By SHERI COHEN DARBONNE
The Montr<>llf Vo1('l'
About 300 pt>0plr. inrluding local
and Htate ele<-"ted officials, buHi
nl'88 leadl'f11, di11ablt'd propleand
thrir advocate# and repreeenta
tivffoflocalAlllSorganiution11.
packed thf" Metropolitan Multi
Service Center on Monday, Aug
U, to show support for the Ameri·
cans With l>isabilitiff At-t. The
ovt-rwhelming majority of 11peak
ers addreat1ing tht- l) S ConlfTe.
sional committl'e conducting thl'
hearings urged its pllllsagt' wLth·
outfortheramendment
The hearing, conducted by th1·
Hou.llf" Subcoromittf"e on S•·lKt
Education of the Committl't' on
Education and Labor. gatht>red
tetitlmony on the ADA. wh1(·h pro
hib1t.11di1criminationagain11tthe
di3abled in privalf" employment.
public accommodation11 and
tran11portation. The anti·dil<"rimi·
nation provisions inthebillC<•\'l'r
Pf'OJllt' with AJJ)S and HIV. and
tht>AllAha11l:w.•t>ntoutetlbyAlllS
11l'livi11t111111 tht•,.-a_\. tohun. final
l~·.diHfriminatiunont1fl'dt•rallt·'
" Local AlllS uc·H\iJ.ts, wary ol
r1>1>0rta thut t1nti-gay s .. o. JN1'e
l-ll'!m1 <R:\('1 and ottwrs art>
plannmg to introdUl"° amend
m1·nt11 to the bill thl'lt will wt>Rken
ll.>1 HI\. prott'Cli•ms. urged thl'
C0'1n-111ttto8upportthl'1u·tw1th
out an~· l'ILC u•wns. llarry
Livl'11ay. a case workl•r with Al l>S
1''uundation Houston. told tht•
fommittt'(!, ··1t'11 no >lt"<'rl't that
tht-rf' i3 a mu,~:mt·nt to t>xdudt·
AlllS and HI\" from tht· ADA
Livesay.who118idhetalkeddnily
to l>t'opll' who havt· lo.;l t>mplo~·
mt·nt or housin11 ~·au!K" of di11·
criminatmn. continul'<l. "'To t·x
rludl' anyone v. ah a diaabilit~
from this protf"Ction un th•• ba11i1
of what kind of di11abihty tht-y
ha\·e ... Ui ludicrou11
Le111ie Pl'mt. prl'llidtnt ol AC1
lP Hou~ton. noted. ·Hundn"<l.iof
PWA.i .... 1th no olhl'T fhm<"' tu
11urviw. wind upon tht·ifon•rn
mt-nt ><houldeTs of support. main·
ly SSI and SSD. subi!lidizt-d hnua·
ing and food >1tamps. Th1>1 la11t rt"-
11nrt is by all means tht> la1'1 thin!(
tht>vwant"
l'rl'sidl'nt Gt~>rgl' Bu11h. who
sil{nt>darl'vis1•dS1•natl'vl'?>1LUnof
the bill ~S 9:i3J in July, h1111
pltdgl'd to lohby again11t anti
AIDS am1:ndmenti1 to thl' hill
Thl' bill is 11chedul1•cl to ht· rnh·d
on by the full ~·natl' ThuTllday
::-lt·pt. i, and will thP mml' totht·
lloul'e. which ha11 aln·ad~- ht_.gun
dil'('U1:<sion11.
\1any of thl' disabl .... I pt>,,plt• ~ii
tending the meetin11. hHWt"\'l'r,
werl' 1'1)f"llkmg for thf' original
H•IUllf" version. HR 227J, saying
the vt"r&ion marked up by a »1·na1t·
1'Ubc-ummittrt and tndo ·iwd h~
Hush lat·ked ··tet"th'' The narked
UP\'l'Oll>n mtainJ:IC01('t'llllicn1
for ;mallhusinl'1111('91Jtru1C1i:lingt-0
('(>mply with the bill's requ1re-mmti-
1 for follact"t'llllibility,includ
ing rt1mp11 and wheelchair lift.II
But Stalf> Rep. A11hley Smith
addrt·S11in11 thl' ron«rn11 of the
1<mall bu11ines><t'll. Hpoke for the
suhMtitutl' bill. which alllO
weaken11 legal rl'COUl'1W for per
son8 whu fl't"l the:,· havl' been di8·
<·rimmated againHt
Thl'('(Jnrt·pt oft'xtendinlf federal
fivil ril(htt protection to di11a
hlt>d ('1tizl'n11 i11 an 11111ue that 1-8
ml'rdul' Myl)f"rsc•nalv1ewiathat
tht·S•natl'•uhtititute.endoniedby
the Prt'llldt-nt, his admm11'1trat1on
and the Att,,rnl'y General prc.>vidl"
ll thr hf"tit approa<·h ... by "'trik
mg anmcal halanC'e betwf"f'n di;;
ability nghw and bu11inf'IMI ron
n·rn11.
Tht• Ta11k Force on the Rights
imd EmJ>0Wl'rment of Pt-nion11
With l ltsab1lit1eit. appumtl'd by
Congro11man Major R. Owens.
<·hairoftht'llou11l'('ummitteeon
Seh·fl 1''.dufation. it<Hued a
11tatt·nwnturKingC'ongrl'11Hto'"be
1·xtrt·mely cauliou1f· in thl' final
wrllingofthl'atl
It 1' vital that any lurther
rhRnl{t"ll in AllA clarify and or
11trf'nl{thl'n 11.11 prt•t11mt re.qum.'
ml'nts;' the ta11k force11taled
Thl' Al)As 11tated purpoM'. ac·
l"->rdingtothetaHkforce.111•·toprondf'
a dt'ar and ci:•mprt-hem1ive
national mandak for tht' elimma
uon of diac:·r1mination a11ain•t
pec•plt-,.ith di•ab1li11ee
Rep. Frank
asks for
House
ethics
investigation
WA::!HI!'GTO!' tUPIJ-Rep
Barney Frank. U-Ma1111 .• who aaid
he hirt>d-and later fired-a male
prt111titute8l'lapersonala11si11tant,
askt'd the Hou!K"ethicscommitttt
lo conduct an in\·ft;t.igation ofthe
incident
In a ll'tter to Rep. Julian Dixon,
D-Calif.. ht'ad of the ethics panel,
Frank promisedtot"UOperatefully
and a.skl'd that the committee
"proceed with its dt'lihl'rations in
an expl'ditiou11 manner.''
"(:2ut'fltion8 have been ra ised
about my employml'nt of a person
al a1111istant durin11 a period betwl'l!
n 1%:'"1 and li»l7:' Frank
wrote in thl' ll'tll:r rf'll'ased to reporli'rs
Monday. "I have publicly
rl:'>ipondl'd to the11e queetionl and
I have l'Xpres11ed regrrt for the
mi;;taken judgment involved.
·Jnordl'rtot'ni;urethatthepublic
rl'C"Ord i11clear. l hereby requHt
that the Comm1ttff on Standard.a
of Official Conduct ronduct an in
\'l'lltigation into these matters'
Th err ... u no immediate indica·
tmn when the- et1mm1tttt might
act on Frank"11 request
Frank laat week confirmed a
publi11hed report that Stephen
Gobir, a malt- prolltitute he had
aex with and lati•r l'mployed as a
personal aidl". u11l'd theconwres•
man'sapartml'nttorunaaex-formoney
busines11. Frank said he
fired Gobie aftl'r ll'arning from hi•
landlord about Gobie"• activitiet.
The 49-year·old Frank, one of
the mOllt out.sjX>ken liberal• in
Congrese. hae suggested that
threau of expclMUrf" by Gabie were
onefactorinhi11decilliontopublicly
announce his homosuoality m
19b7.
Frank ... a11 re-t>lected m 1988,
winning 70 percent of thl' vote 1n
1he 4th ConlfTessional Ui11trict of
Ma1!114chu8l'tbl.
When the 11tory broke last week.
Frank said ht> paid Gobie an an·
nual 1alary ofS:l0.000. but that no
public money Wall involved. He
said he hired Gobie to help the
younger man gl't out ofproetitu
tion butGobiepublicizedtheirrelationship
a8 an act of rl'venge.
IX.1'1pite the rl'velations, Frank
apparently 11till enjoy8 wide sup.
μort in hi11 di11trict. although there
ha\'e bel'n some call11 for hia reeignation
or puni11hment at the po Ila
On Sunday. Frank marched in a
parade in thl' working-class city of
Fall River, located about 40 miles
south of Botiton. The cheers ofa
fl'W thou11and aloni;i thl' two-mile
rout(' muffled a 1mall oontin1ent
ofhe<·klt-rs
A poll of ;lX} 4th Di11trict con11llt·
ul:'nt.<; by the HOOlton Herald and a
U>\evision .. tatmn. WCVB. •howed
Saturday that .'">6 percent ofthoee
que;t10ned said Frank haa "'per·
formed well enough 8JI a congreu
man to d~'tler\'e re--t"ll'cllon.'"
Also inside:
-Frank
defends
relations hip
with prostitute
-Commentator
Leon Daniel
examines
Frank's future
2 MONTRC SE VOICE FRIDAV. SEPTEMBER 1, 1989
Research project paving way for drug trials here
The HouslOn Clinical Re ~arch
~etwork. an or1ani;:ation l!llta~
lished by the Montro.e Clinic
throu1h a grant from the Ameri
can fo'oundation for AIDS Research.
is developing a patient
regi1try lO conduct communit)
based clinical trial• of rxperimen·
tal AIUS HIV treatmenUI in
Hou11.0n. Jackil' Kerr. ret1earch
program1directorfor1henewproject.
1&id patienUI will be reii1
tered through their primary care
phy1ician11
The registration of HIV po11itive
per11om1whoareintereetedinpar·
ticipating in ruearch 1tudie11 is
the fir1;t pha11e of a program that
will t+:ht the community b&.1ed
clinical trial cuncept here.
Clinicaltrial1arere11earch11tud·
il!I on new. exptorimental or
unproven drug11 which may or
may not be effecu,·e 1n the treat
mt-ntofa11pecificdi11ea11eorcondi
tiun. Tht-)' are condul'ted to dl'tt'r
mint- tht' 1afet~· uf the drul( for
.. ·idet<prt-ad u1ein the palientpop.
ulatiunand1111t-ffl'l·tivent'Uinthe
treatml"nt of thl' condiuon l:N,ing
1tudied. Community ba.sed re..
earch init1ative11, or CR1"8. con·
duct ll!llUI on a wide base of 11ub.
jl!CUI oul8ide the usual uni,·en1ity
tellt1n1 setting. Data collected
from the both uni,·elllity ret1t-arch
and CRI"s are submitted to the fed
eral Food and Drug administra·
tion for evaluation which could
lead to approval of the drug
CRI"s, credited with collecting
much of the data which led to the
Food and Drug Administration's
approval of aerosol pentamidine
in June. are strongly supported b)
AmFar. The foundation provided
the $90,000 grant base to l'lltablish
a community based clinical trial
program in Houston
Though a clinical trial may in·
volve a comparison of an experi·
mental treatment to either a cur·
rt-ntly approved drug (su<·h as
AZTi or a placebo, Kerr said tht'
Hownon project is looking more
dot1ely at the comparison t~·pe tri
al11.
The local program Ui dt'lligned
llJ>«ifkally to filltheneedllofpa
t1ent.o m H(Juston. Harrii; Count)
and the urrounding area. Kerr
said. l .. )("al phy•1cian11parucipat
mg in tht• proicram will aerve a11
·co.invei<tigatuni" in the 11tudiee
Thi• mean11 that patienUI who
wanttoparticipateina•tudvwitl
be enrolled by their regular' '"pri·
mary care" dUC"tor_ That doctor
will al.o monit(Jr the pauent'a
proareu and evaluate the effec·
tiveneea of the treatment The pa
tient rel{it<try will be developed
through private phy111cian11, com
munity clinica and the Harris
County Hospital District.
Like tht• Montru><e Clinic,
HCRr>; will identify patients by
number ratht•r than by name for
confidentiality reallQn&. Patient>!
will be i(i\'l'n an identification
cardwiththeirpatient!Dnumber.
In an t·mni(ent·y, 1he card will
alert health care provider& that
the patient ma)· be participating
in dmical re.,1·an·h Htudit'8. The
<"ard will ali•o pru~·ide an emer11:en
cycuntat·tnumbersu.inant·mer
i(ent'Y. HCR!" pt·nonnelcanidt>n
tify tht• pnmary c11te pm\'iderand
dt•tttmint> whi<·h prut1ic-ol. ifanv
tht• patit·nt may ht partu·ipati,.;g
in. Though HCR.1' and the pa·
tient's primary care phpician
will ha\'e accea,; to identit~· by
name. the information will nut be
aecesa:ible by any other agenc)
Kerr said
Torepresenttheneed1andC'(Jn
cerns (Jf the patient population.
the research group is forming a
·Community Ad,·isory Forum·
This board will be made up of rep·
re><entati\'1!8 of various ori(aniza
tion11 which pro\'ide service. coun
selling or other support to PWAs
on a regular basi11. Groups which
have been invited to participate in
an advisory capacity so far in
dude the People With AIDS
Coalition. Colt 4f1"a Trouble Fund.
ACT L:P Houston. DIHA. AIDS
Foundation Houston, the Gay and
Lesbian Switchboard. Berinfl:
St:rvicea Foundauon. Hou.,ton
Gay l.A:'IJbian Po\iti<'al Caut·u11,
Gay and Lesbian Democrat.II of
America and Body P011itive
A committee of reft-rrm11 phyt<i
cian11 will aliw be asked to contribute
their pen<pl"("tive. and make
rec·ummendations on the type of
11tudiea that an: needtod. Kt·rr aid
Anthony Hall enters race for Congress
City Councilman Anthony Hall
formally 11nnuunn-d h1>1t·11ndida
t"Y Thurt<da~- for tht• ll--th Conl{rCa·
sionallli><trit·t1<N1tlt-ltva1·11ntby
thedcathofltl·p. Mickey l.A:land.
Holl. iu1 uuorrwy and ml'mlK·r
of City Coun<·il since l\lXO, lo,;ta
1971'1 runoff for tht•rongr!'a11ion11I
aeat to Leland. who died Aul(. 7 in
a plam·t:ra11h while on a faminerelicfm11111ion
to ~:thiupia
""Allofth111pohtifnlC'Ommotiun
in Hou11tun i11 from the traick
death of our lnt-nd. ~fo·kt-y Leland:
Hall said. "In many, many
way1 M11·kt•y ; 1rr1•placeabl<• . hl·
hl"IPt-d kt-t·p hope alivt• h1•r1• .it
home and around the world. Mi<·k
e~·madeadiffen:nce,abigdifft·r
1·nt"l.' lie did hi1111harc and he did
'Now he's gone and w<· mu><t
choose another. In 1!:17X, wh1·n
Mitk1•y !..eland first won hill con
l{Te.sional i;eat. tht• candidall•
"ho did not win Willi me.
Hall. who loo;t that rate to Le
land. will now try to al{ain to win
the 1wat. Statl• Sen. CraiK Wa1<h·
infl:lun and i<tate Rep.Al Edwardio.
both lfou11t(Jn democrats, eurlier
announCf'd they would trv to
t:t•.<f th1• popular Lt"land in {"un
Ldand'11 wdt-. Ali><on, Muid wuli·
t·r this Wt'1.·k 11ht• would not 11N•k
t·lt"t.tion toth1• l\ou1<1-. hutis11ul-da
11tronl{t·ndor11t·nwntof('ityCoun
t·ilmnn Hodnt•)' Ellis. Elh11.alonl(
t1mt· frit·nd oltht· l,t•Jand11and11
form1•r uuh· toth1· l11tt-1·onicn·as·
man.hasy1·ttu11nn"um·<·whethn
ht· will (•nt1•r tht· run·
111111"11 d1••1s1on to 1·nter th•· ra,·1·
m1•an1<h••ffiUHll(iv1•uph111a1·larj1t·
t'llundl 11eat wh•·n hi11 term ends
thi• y~·11r Furm1·r lmm111rati•m
and ;\at11rnlizallun S1 rvit• Com
mi1 •inner l..t'Qn1•l C"ai;tillo i11 ex
pt't.·ted to campai11n for tht• at
larjCC po .. ition
('a><tilloscrn-da11cuntrollerfor
the cit_,. frnm l!J7:t-l\l77. whrn h1·
h>,;tan attempt ntrl"-electiun. tic
111·rn-d at< I ;\S commis11iun<·r from
Hll-lll·l!:IHI. and 11inn ha11 ht>t•n in
\'Ol"cdprimarily in1•dun1t1on
Hall iaoneoftwuhl11l"klltn<·it.\·
widt· p<~itions on lht' 1-t-mt·mhn
council. lit- was elK·tt·d in 197!1 to
tht• lli11tnct IJ poo;it1on on council
and 1n l~ltothrat·larl(epos1·
tum_ He served in th1 T1·xa11 ll••U><efrom
~~ !171"1
Murder convictions in gay bashing reduced
By ROBt:RT STRAND
•. t._lol{J ... I
~Ar.; FRAN("JSCO !L:Pll-The
California Court of Appeal Aug
25 reduced thelll!('Ond·dt·artt horn
icide convicti'>n8 of thrtt youn11
Vallejo, Calif. men for the fatal
'1ay ba11hing· ufa San Francit<C'(J
man in 19M
Thetriocurrentlyi1111ervingsen
tent!'&uf 15yea111 to life. Bya2-l
vote. theoourtmodifiedtheircon
victiona to involuntary man·
slaul(hter and direeted the trial
judge to rl'flt'ntence them
The decision meant the defen
danUI would bfocumt- eligible for
parole. They are Timothy Whitt-l6.
and David Rol(eni and Donalrl
Clanton. both :za
They were among liix acquain
tant·t:H who. havingmt't in \'allt•Jn.
decidedtogotoSant"ranci11cofor
the purpoBe. according to one wit
nes11,ofgay bat;hing
A \l:OO p.m. in the Polk Slrt>t·I
di11trict. a favorite area of guy
men. two men walking along the
strttt were acco;;ted by four of the
Vallejo group, one of them ahout
ing homophobic cpithct.H
John O'Connell. 42. suflered
two blows and fell to the pavement.
The medical evidem·e wa11
that it was the fall. not the bluw•
that prodU~"(..i th1· t"(·rt·hral trauma
that csu11t-d do·11th. It al>10 de\'l']
OJ>ed thut O'('onnell wa11 mwxi
ca1t'<iattht·ttn1l"
Thecourtmajor1tyt111idthatfor
a set•ond-clt•gn>t· murdt·r convic·
tion the d1·fi-ndanl8 muMt knov.
th<·n· w1111 "a high probability
that th<·irt·ondul·twouldrt'f<ultin
d<•nth
AM a mattt·r of law. the 1·ourt
said '"th1•11triking of a J>t'Tt<On with
one"11 handi; is nut an at·tinnih
ing a hii(h probnhility ofdl'lllh'
The <·ourt smd the attat·k
M'l·med dt·arly motivatt•d by
'"mindll• humuphohia" but "the
cun\·1rti"n"of t .nd.d1·1{Tt•·mur
d1"rcannot1<tand'
Theincidentinspirt-di(reat<"tom
muni1,uutragein l!!X4. Th.,cuurt
1<aidnewsreportt<.,xaggerat1-dtht·
fat·tsbutthatthiafsctordidnotrequin
· achangeolvl'nue. 88 tht• de·
ft.ndanu argued
In a di1111cnt, Justice John W
llolmdahl noted the dcfrndant.11
left the ><(:enc laughing and said
lllfgravating circum11tancu in tht·
ca11e11hould elt·,·ate thl"criml'to
lll!('Ond-dt-grttmurdt•r.
Thl" majority upini(Jn wa11
11igned b)' Justices John T
Racanelli and William A
r>;1·w>nm.Jr.
Rivers runs on TllT. ' N k al 'Le b · F th ' about marriage vvomen s etwor s utes s lail oremo ers
Don't look for Joa~ Rivers ~=-03W~~::·8= gt~ tAlp1cs. u well u many :!~~~~ro!:: =ir::=~:;:11.::; =:~=:a=
togetmarriedaga1n.··1 d1nator othera,weregeneratedbythepar- umsforwomentAlest&bllahaoon goodbyes otrens!vetot.hoeesufrerlJlgtrom
don't have to;· says Rivers, The Montroee Couneeltng cent.er ttcipante In the AUS- 9 necuon with at le&St a few mem- In closing. I would ll.ke tot.hank AIDS and. tAl thoee who are noc. If
whose husband, Edgar women'sNetworklsproudtohon bra.tnst.onrung811S81on.Thegroup bersofthegroupb8forele&v1f141'.for allt.hoeewarmandgitt.edwomen Trudeau wu t.rytng to make a
Rosenberg, killed himself or our local lesbtan f"oremot.here oons1Sted or women who had at.- th" sverung who 80 pneroual,y ehared the1r polnt.beoartalnlyoouldhaveuaed
t~?I;:a::r;~o~ppy in my ~.::mrr::r:~: :.w;i;::n:h:e::~n:: "'l::':~ :AA~~ v:· ~':,~n=1:a~:1::amei: 90
:e= and there JMybe
business. I support my- will ah&rethalrberstorteswtthus reoantly and eome who were 1\6\"r· form1ng rltuals,cre&Ungal.eeblan oome a pa.rt orwomen'a Network. AIDS patlentswtlllngtoteetdrugs
self:' aa pioneer Lesbians In Houston to Houston and hadn't yet pe.rtiCI· SeN1oes Dlrectory, group partJCI· every seoond and fourth Wedne6· to help l"lnd a cure, but to infer,
Rivers, in an interview ==r~":ii''=:~:e~ ~::na:sma:iwr::n·~g~P :i~~n toat~=~crt ~:;: =r~~~o~~~=~ :=Hr:~::i:1:°:
to be aired on ''A Current f'rom L.0.A.R, I look forward. to an were pre98nt. whlch enabled us to mothers and their children. ad aha.red vlston and a oollective ef- and. uncaring I wonder lfTrudea.u
Affaii,'saysshedoesn't IMlning rich wtth local lesbta.n diaausatheroleofthenetworktn dresatnglBSuBeofelderlylesbt.ana fort,wewtllsurpaasourfondest. wouldhavawrtttentheaamestrlp
even like dating. lore and personal oo=entary. rel&Uontoothergroupeweex· andlesblanSofoolor.andthecrea (lrea.mS,andhaveagre&ttlmedo- lfhewasoneoftheun!ortuna.te
"I'm dating and J find it both touching and humoroua..u: changedldeuabouttoplcaand!or- uonofa.nor1glnalbannerormur&I ing ltl ollflll sufrertng f'rom AIDS
:y;~~~~~:~'tf;:i~~y;eres- CU::~tf!::U.!cin:;::: ~t:1w0~°!r~~~ :::=:1:!:=:0
: - Doonesbury not at~~:~=:~=
corts by name. "I hate it. I !ldarCare.led.byapanelo!women beoomemoreenrichlng theeeldeaslliustnLte.theenergy1n funny suchastr1pc1cazftca.lltta .. oom
hate every minute. I hate whospec1A117.etnworkin41wtththe Pa.rtlctp&ntl!l lltrongly ex the group waa high From BCXYI"I' MARLOW '° .. etr:lp bec&u8e there waa noth
eatingbreathmintsall ~~~11~:'8~aw:'1or: ~~~=:; Letters ~1~;;'t0~~i: ~~=~====\~at=~~:':
ni~7!~rs says romantic :;1~1:e:U:~:i1: =~r~~1:!i1n:S: to the ~ ;: ;:_~::=== ~~:H=~=~~:=
~~=i~su~h:n~~~s;i~:~\;~-;·~:e ~!de::e.;,~rw:iaa=.U:: ~P~: =he!~ Editor ~~:: ~=nt~~:~·:= :=u!i-~a~~ and
shudders and the willies."
ve~;v~;:v~~~=~~~t·~.~~t- Conference to include 48 workshops
~~~~e~es:t"~~~~~~ :~!k ~ro:au;:i ~Leeb~ ni:: ~~~=1~~~ =~e:;~~t~;:;~:
wake of her flop on the Fox workahope are planned ror the 8BC' Mootouton1.eeungs, UnlBILrJUngRa- exchAnge"" for groupe to swap bro-network.
ondannualCl'B&UngChangaConfer- clam ror AcUv1uea and Combllttng chureaandothermateMala
We're working to
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enoe. to be held In W8Bh1ngl.on. DC Homophobl& on C&mpus Moat oonferenoe actJvttlee will
on Nov 10.12. Theworkahopewlllbe 'The Cl'B&Ung Chang& Conference t&k8 plaoa at the Holld.ll,y Inn In
orgaruzed into Six U'aCka to addreee 18 the annual oonvanUon for !1!16btan BethBeda. Md. nB8J' downtown Wash
campus org&nlz1ng. org&n1z.&11onal &ru1.cayactMat.eworkingforpollU· tngton,O.C.Thllevantw1llbell00!!881
lasuee, legtal&Uve lssuee. llltlll buUd cal and eoclll.l challge st the local. bleforheartng!mpatredanddlaabl8d
Ing. Issue org&niz1ng. movement stateandnauonalleval~aaldUrvaahi llCtlvtsUI
bullding and pollucal qul&Uons for V&ld. NOllT execuuve d.lrector 'nl1a Wtt.hCl'B&UngChange.therewWbe
the lesbian and gt,)' rlghta fllOV9' year'aocnfsrenoswillfeature a pre-V!!teran"a Day
ment.Asped.alone~pre-confer a 11'\de arr-.y ofworkahope dsmonetratlon In
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Nc;;o~kshopll Include Organ1z1n« The 1989 oonferenos .ru1 Gay :!tary'1anU.p,,ypol- Voice. A4&1n8tVk>lenoe.~llenandI.eeb1· include keynote speeches by Community Pllrry -uuna w111
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FRIDAY >EPTEMBER 1. 1989 MONTROSE VOICE 3
After Hours on KPFT celebrates 2 years on air
ronunuo-d trom pajl't' I
·we'd tdl tht•m. Tm ht•rt' on h\·1>
radu.oandl'dlikl'l<Ht11kyou. ·and
they'd11ay 'What'.'Th1111a pnn1tt"
hne. ~-ou can't do th11? Jt1hn11t11n
Pa11t11hu"" h11\·1·11h1omdudNI
an mu•rvw" with 11 gay Houston
Poli(:t' Ut'partnwnt uffin·r and
taμ..·11 ofm1l1.,1tont• E·Vt·ntH in g11.y
and lt·11hian Am(•rinm h111tory.
culh>d from th(· l'udfit·o Foundit
tion·11 arrhivt'!I in l.011 Angeles
The hi1<torit• ta1~s.mn11toften rt'
quesu·d for rt~broadta><t. mdudt'CI
both the 1!179 und l!l!\7 Martht'S
But who don h11tl'n to gay and
lt"Sbian radio at that hour·
John11lon>1a1dmo11totth1·mailrt·
cein·dfnrthl'tihm• i11fromyoung
!X'<>Plt' ... tt~·nujlt•111oryoungadulta
grappling .. -1th l~•mmgout for tht'
finst t1mt'. Othi-r .. fani1" indudt·
TexW1U-1·partml"ntofCurre..:tion11
mmau·s. oldt·r 1(11\ m1•n and lt•11l>1
ans, out·uf·town1·r11 v111itml( llou11·
tonfortht-fi111tt1mt-,and1>t-<>pll·in
11malltuwn .. .,.·ithnol(ay11ol'iRlf.>n
vironmt·nt.Tothl'lll'Pt'UPkmany
ofv.homan·total.,tr11nger11totht•
Montro11(' bar 11et·ne. community
organization11andotht·r11ctivit1t·M
m011t Hou11tonl(ay11takl'for grant
ed, John11ton iM a ll'ader und roll'
model. He HJ the man with tht•
voiC1',whodare11tocomeintotht·1r
lonl'ly. dOH\"tt'll curn('TM with thl'
1><•wl'rofradio and. Bli onl' letttt
wrut>r put it. makes them fttl
normal for two hour!'I a we-ek"
Though Juhn11ton claims the
lt-adt'r11h1p position wa11
unplannt'd and is 1;umellmetJ
'11rnrv:·ht-i11notafraidofventur-
1ngmtnothl'rarelll! of outreach.
on hii; own or with "show in tow"'
A rail.\· on theanninr11aryufac
tivi11t ll ar11l'y Milk's death was
)IJ)<>n11ort•d by "After Hours"' last
fol1Thoughthet-\·entonN011.27,
l!IKk. Willi not well attended. a
llJX'(·fh by a 17-yl'ar-old 1i111.ener
who had just et>me out broui:i;ht
u·ar11 IO the t·yeli of the ~eal:Klned
al·tivi11W there.Johnston said
Tht· mo11t difficult 11how11 he has
had to dn ha\·e dealt with death.
and Hying i;cood bye to frien<hi
and 11upport•.'l1!, John11ton said
l'k-cau"'°thl'11huw'sthemeis""Ci'I
t"bratmg lift· in the heart of Montro1;
e:· Johnston said he Bl finit
tried to ;l.\"oid the i11sul' of AIDS
and itiJ dt"VBlltation. That. ht"
lound. was 1mpos11ible.
I on~ had a call on the air
from 11ome..inl' v.ho said. Tm d)
mg in 'IV.elvt· Oaki; H0t>pital and
myfamilyha11tumedtheirbacka
on me. lju11twantt>dtoletthem
know that I still love them."' How
do you follow 1;omcthing like
that?" Johnston said
Ironically, theprogram'saudi
t-nce does not include the group
Budd_\' J,,h'llltull and Jun Carpn tllff'rfam 2.-Q0.4:00 a.m. each Sunday mom11111u1/h Afttr H~r"
thatJohn11tnn fi111t t"nv1111oneda11
m~'llinj( sut·h ttn outll'I
Wht'n I fir11t thouJrhl of the
11how,ltold!Kl'f<'Tprogramming)
that cominl( homl' from the bar
alone wa11 tht· lunt-lil'llt fttlingin
the world. That'll what I remem
bered I wantl'd to do a show
thatpeoplt•t·nuldli11tt'ntoafter
leavinJ[th1•horM. I found out later
that (moflt of) tht• poople in the
bar11 ju11t carj•_ '
Thl' 11how is now gt"art'<f ll an
audiencethati,.intl'rt>t<U'<fmboth
radio and ("Urtl'lll al!a1r11. ,\)
thouf{h it is a gay pn.>trrom.
Johnston said the)· oftt-n dNtl
with other current illl'Ut.'11 in rela
tion tothegaycvmmunil.\'
"After Houl'!I:· along with
Wilde 'N' Stein" and "Break
through;' make up KPVJ"s llou11
ton Gay and Let>bian Radiotrilo·
gy. Each show has it.II own fot·u11l-d
audi1·nn-, and t'ai·h it.I l>wn me.
•n1ot1•.
Juhn~ton 111ud anyone with
111>ml"lh1ng to 11ay whowanll!I to be
on tht- 11hov. i11 welcome. talented
or not. The only requirement.11,he
11aid.11rt'thatKuet1t.11becommitted
to tht• movem1·nt and open enough
to howtht•ir idt•o11 challl'nged
W1·'rt•tryinJ[toreachoutloB8
mnny J[ruu1>~ as wt' can;
John11ton •tatt'll
THRF benefit will honor Craig Washington
~"':"'rperlodafolawthedle-
Meeung& &re held trom 6:00 p.m.
to700pm1nCOnfarenoaRoom 126
at the VA Medlc9J Cent.er. 2002
Holcombe For IDOre in!ormauon.
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theAmerlc&nRed.C'088.Sarlf1'C&ra
Center&n.d t.haPWACO&llUOn&reas
sUJUng by recrult1ng volunteer d.Mv
are. ~IMUt8 lnClude. val.Id
Tena drtver'• liofln1111 ( oparuore)
pan.11::1~n In defena1vet11'1vuig
c1&MM &IT&nCOd by t.h8 Red CroM,
and p&l'Uc:lpaUon 1n Red croes CPR
clal'llN9.IJabUltylllBW'&n08!ort.h8
d.Mvers 18 pl"OV1ded by the Amancan
Red.en:.. PerllOrul !ntllrest.ed.lllV'OI·
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tbeparklnglotofthetwi.. .... Ft. fWl· wllJ'I o ~ nc a worbhop can
1lJ4! Compan.y The p!.bl1c 1nvtted. :iont.act the nearest. otl'loe 1n Tena
Donatlon8fort.heauctJOnwtll JGac &n.dOklahotna- lnHauaton.thellJb.
oept8d through Sept._ 1- regional otnoe 18 LOC&ted. at The Unl·
Thef'n:U8Ct'slaatfundr&1all;aga.- vermt,yofTeueHaaJt.h801eI1080l9n·
rage&&lelaat~.Au«6.• ter at HO\lllton School of Public
Ha&Yllll. ra.!-1 '968 Healtb. phone 7'94-40'78
The""BlgnlnMQuiltpane.lth.atwtll .nTe:xasanc10klahoma.1tl8flBU
ba Included 1n I.he nauonal Quilt dla- mat.ad there &re over 280,000 health
pla,ywtllbaava.llableforsigiungm pro!flMlonala Approx1n'lately 66
n&mell at 600 p.m on !!&pt l at paroent of ~ pncucing hM.lth
Chut.1111; at 9·00 p.m. on Sept. 2 at profe6alonals oompleta::l their t.N1tl
Rlch's;at3:00pm.onStlpt3atMar- ngba!ore the tirstAI06pat18ntwas
y's,at6c00p.m.onSept.8 - · - a d.lalJl~!nthetrst&t.I
postandat800pm -'Jll.- Bat • -Choice rally
~~aiJlinfl Center ~~ Jt ~~~ed ,!= The A106 Regional Ecluo&Uon and Aug.<l61nirupportofabo11.1onr1ghta
Tra.ln1ng C.entar for 'I8xll6 and Okla The r&ll,y waa sponaorecl by the
home haaoompleted \tal'lratye&rof Choice O:l&llUon, an al!lanot ofprooperatton
and ha.a recalv&d chololl org&rUZllUona and actlv18ta,
'997,169 1n oonUnuad fundln8 for a lllld was endol'f:led by along\lSt.ofhu·
911DOiidye&r,lll\1nCI'Mljllof24pel'- man Mghtagroupsand&dvocat88
oent over le.st. year's fund1n4!:- The The Houetcn a.,y and Leabian Pol!U
pl'Q)llct.18oneofl3oantartfundedby ml C&ucua wae a 00ilpoll80r of tbe
tbe Health RBeouroee &n.d SeMOlle claroonatratlOn. lllld mamb8re of aev
Actm1nlstl'aUon of the U.S. P't1lllc era! other Mont.roe1 groupa p&rt1d
Hea.LthSBrvtoa. pated.
MucaUonal actlvtUea, progr&IJla Sarab Weddlngton. the plalnuir's
and workshops ~ nve att.ornllY in the landmark '"Roe va
IJllb-reglona oovertng Texaa &n.d ~~-8r.~ ~the~ J';:
Oklahoma haw prov11!8d ~ Q•HUOtl itaaUwereorg&ruzed lnr&al
opporturutle6 for mo 'II tll8oll 9JlOll8e to the united &.ate Buprema
22.000 health prol"emional&. A~ Court'• acuon tn the oaaa "'Websulr
enoee 1nciuOa phys1c:1ans, nurses, va. ReproducUve Health Serv10M:·
dent.l8tB, l!IOcial workers. health ad which revel'f:l8d the "RoeM dec181on.
m1rilSU'a10ra.pl\YSlc1&11aaB1Zltan'.e Wltdd1ngtonwutha~otthar&-
&nd paychok>g1st.s Kach lllJb.:reglO cent telev\111Pn JUOV111, "Roe vs. Wade"
dev&lopaandoolld\JlUprogr&mat.a.l Per'9onl au.a1oding the rally r&-
lorecl to the geographlc an b !la!U oe!V'lld an '"act!On ~ .. oontaln1n41
care nead8 of thatr &I'll& Ula namea. phona numbers and votr
HMlth profe6slonal11 m Tu~ and Ing records of st&t.I Jegl818Ulrs and
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' MONTROSE VOICE FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER I. 1969
Evangelist ordered to psychiatric hospital
lhJl !'\t: l'Ht::-iTO:\
CHAHLOTn:. :\ l (l"Ph Embat
tlt"d .. ~·•n1o: .. lia1J1m Hukk .. rwaacom·
mmt"d tu a Pf'Ychiatric h1>Sp1tal
Thunday 111'tt'rh1•lfl")'l'f!lndp11)·
l·hu1trial1111<lht'ht1d,.ufft•rrdanen
vuHbr .. ukd•"·namJ .. -a,.hallunnat
'"B' akkt•r w1u1 It'd 11"11\ frnm the
l' S IJiMtri<"tl'o1,1rt in handl·uff11
Mr.H11kk..r.attht·pn·~t·ntume,i11
manufol·t1,1rin11 t•\·1d1•nn of11everl•
pMyrh11<tnr. tmotinnal f(•jl'.re1111ion:·
hi11 pMyrhtutnMt. Ur HaMil Jal·k11on
ufM1t"auk1·.-••11d "Wht·nlletth1m
lO minut1•<1Jo:o ht·wa~ l\·m1rin hi$
atturnt<y'poftin·m thl' ktal po>Mllion
.. -nh hiM twad undt·r tht·<:outh
Ja<·k••n11<1dHakkt·rM1llen-datotal
1wn-ouM hrt<akdown WE'dn1'tlday
altt<Tll"ltn1 ... tt·Mllf)'lllKllKainMt
him rollai-i un the w1tnen,.tand
Hakkerna~hrdtuthe•1deolw1tn ....
Su ..... :\1·!.on, fr\l tuh111 knt"e9, took
hiahandand prayed rorh1m
,.,..terda~-. ht' .. , .. act"·el\· halh1·
cmat1n1o:." ,J31·kMOn •aid Mr
Uakk .. r r .. ported "ht'n h .. It'll th•
counhouM·.uddenly thepwipl .. out
•id .aokontheft°muffr1j!'htt'nmw
amma\•.,.·hk"hheff'lt"·eret...ntnn
dftll•t>y•n(lhim··
Tht' pt'<>plt· Hakkl'f fa<"t'd out><1de
the rourtht11.1.M' .. -,.r .. n·VQrtt·rs.pholtJjl'.
raphersnndtdt•\·1•i••nfilmc-u·w11
from around tho· world
Bukk .. r did nut 111•1iear m court
Th1,1r,.dayfor11e<•mp<•t1·n•·yhearing
11nd Judiio· Holwrt l'ultt<r orden'<i
mnn<hal11 to Jo:<> K•·I him. They
hroulfh\ him to th1· n>urthouHl·. hill
hnnd>< 11hu1·kl1.,I by hund1-ufl><, and
plnt"1 .. t him 11111 holdmwnll
"Th111 uurJ>TO><."l-durt· am1u .. h11l
said. ·wewilltreath1mnodifferent
than anyone ela.. He mu•t hr
handcuffedandhemu1tbt-heldma
cell"
t'or Bakker. who hu never even
bffn arret<tedon atrafficcharg ... 1t
wa~thefintttiml'hehadever .. ·orn
handcuff1andthl'finttt1mehehad
everbffninacell
Three houre later. mflrahalH t<><>k
Bakkerfromthe('('lltOl'ltf!rfortht·
th .... ·hourdri~·ek Butne .,.-h .. reh•
will underl(O aμr.\·ch1atm·e,al1,1a
twn 'l'ht'} puMhed him ml.<> th..-- wh1
dt·h"'dfin<tBakker .. ·a.dear!y ,,._
wilder..d
Whyarethe}·dnmKth11tnme
hea><ktodHllh .. w1111pu><hedintothe
lfokk1•rha><rehl'<luntheadv1l'eof
h111 /;:.!-yt·ar-old lawyt•r. Gt"l>fjoi:t' ll
~111. ~me.• ht>< indictmt·nt 111 l>t·..em
bt:ron:.!4t•uunt><offt'<lt-mlfrnud1md
ljoi: fro'lltht'Wll.)'
ht ra, VrI.
HepTl'\'t u11l3 w1111reprt'fll•ntt.odhy
famed mal l""'Yl'f f\frh-m Helli, al•o
1':!.butllavi111o:ainedHakk .. r'•ronfi
d1·m~ and con,·in<·l'<i him I•, dump
Bell
Hakk .. r'• tru~tinj( nntun-•ume
rnllhim1o:uUibl-llawD11n><11re,1t
rnOut·nn· over him. ,Jark,.un wn"
hrou1o:ht m to<·oumt-el Bnkk..r a"a
1,.;yl·hiatri><t
Barney Frank fights for political life
l'rimmo ".Hy I.EU!" DANIJ<:J
~OM IHI M01'11"'--t \<JU.
WASHI:'\C;TO:\-·H .. p. Harney
}<"rank. the Mm•&a1·hu11NU1 Uemt~
c-rutfii;rhbnl(forpolitlca.l1urviva1.
l'l>ntt<nde ht• JM tht• only one who
aufl..red frt>m the ri11k ht took in
tf)·inKtoht·lpa.malt•prolltitolt'af
tt•r havi116(1wx with him
Frankcouldturnouttobeve11·
wmn11: ahout that
Hth•· IK'llnrlnl ultima1 .. ly..--.;111t.11
him hi11 pohtirnl lifr, tht· nation
will huv1·lo11t11 lilM•n1l lawm11ker
wholiiu1o:htt<tlt'l·liwlyforminori
llunndth .. poor.
~·rank ht<nt hi11 t•nt•miu to tht
pu1wh by a"kin11the l lou><eethi('ll
rummiltt'C l.<J 111\'l'><tll(ale the
wholt· m•·81!y hu,.in..u.
Thllt was II Jo:<Mid tal·tit', but it
pruhubly n·quiro.,I ll'llll !X"rll<>nal
l"<>UTHK .. thnn Frank diMplayed in
WK7 w h1·n ht· publidy di1Kloeed
hia h"mOBt·xuaht~
It alsc .,..,.. aound for Frank. a
-1~-)'t<ar Jlar,.ard-trained law
yei: to acknowledge quickly that
he wru1 guilty of ><ome stupid be
ha~·ior and appalling judgmenL
lie admitted fonhrightly that
after a sexual liai1mn with Ste
phen Gobie he pot the convicted
IK'X and drug offender on his per
Ilona! payroll and mo\·ed him into
hiaCapiMI Hill home todohuu11e
hold chore!!
:Anybody whoknow11 me knows
I don.tdowindows:· sniffedGobit•,
who daims that when Frank wa11
away he used the hou11e to run a
Rt'XM'rvlCf'.
A11it turnsout,Gobu.-wantstu
write a book about it all ao th<'re
maybemoretothissordidsaga
Hut there's already enough on
the rOCQrd to indicate Frank violated
a Hoose rule requirinK ton
Jrrl'llHmt-n to act "'at 1111 times in a
manner which shall reflect credit
ab]~· on the Hoo;;e"'
All lawmaken1 have at lea11t
bentthatruleandsomehavewith
impunity smashed it to smither
Ju><tlci' and faunt· 1 probahly
will tM· betit st·r.·erl if the t•thk..
panel aimpl~- trie. I.<> dt<tl·rmint if
Frank'• private t'lmdu<'t has inu.•r
ft•red wuh his ollicial duties or ad·
n·nieb· artt<cted publit· polil'Y
Frank'• politital 11urv1val ulu
matel}·maydt·pendonhi.eron11tit
ut•ntll. l.a11twt>i:kt'ndatFall Ri\er
he walked. 11ubdoed and un><mil
11111. fortwomilt'8inaparodein
full vie""· ofahout 100,00llofthem
Hey·, Harnt<y:· some shouted
We'rt'withyoualltht'way
An nngry v01t·t· warm_'<! new11
photoirruphen1 crowdinfl: Frank I.<>
'"lf'av .. tht•guy ulon(''
Thert• Wl'rt' only a few tnunUI
andmufflt-dlxwM
The W8.11hingc.<m Timt'S. the con
l<t·rvatL\'t' nl' .. -11pa11erwhit'h broke
the><tandal11tory.opim>dtd1torial
ly that Frank "harbored a ratht•
frt>flty indifft'rt'nCt< to tht-dt·men
ta11· moral 11tundard11 tu whi<"h
public- leHdl.'rt1ooght toadht-rt•
Hut that nt·w11pal>t'ni'• rt<adl•r11
don't votl' m Ma 11.rhul<•·tt.11
Fourth l' igm ma! lli11tri1"'l.
when• Frank ii' hi1o:hly n·tcnrdt-da11
a Bfl''''Y lawmakl"I" ..... h,_ H>tmf[
recordi,..-.n .. 0:1ht·rr.:>11tliho:rnlin
Cnnl(r~.
Fra.nkprowdhe111nota\ibt-ral
ufthe knLoe-jerk 111·hool wht·n ht< at
ivl.'ly aupported 1mmi11Tatiun reform
lel{iAla.tion that m•Jt;t lilwralM
11hunm-d. llt·oppo11esdn1ry11ub11i
dit·s whu·h help hold Hou><e lkmotr11t11
tug .. ther.
Few lawmakt·rs hnn• fought
hard1•r n1o:ainMt fundinK tut>< in
publi<· houi;inii for tht• !><><>~
St>l!-stylt•d "pri.~life" oppomentll
ofho1hahortionund«hild-fl't'dinl(
programs1<ufh•rt·d Frank'11hiting
wit whn1 ht· comml•ntt'li. "Sure
th .. )·'r•· vro--lift<. Tht·y bdit•\'t•that
lifrhi·Jei1111at1·01w .. 1,tionnndt·nd11
at birth
Frank hlUI put his political life
in tht·hands<>lthe .. thini pand. So
wht·ther he 11ur.·ives is up tu hi><
pt"l"'R. wh( alaoart' rlawt'd
Frank defends his relationship with prostitute
NEWTO~ MaH 1L:Pll-Rep
Hurney !<'rank. D-Ma.M.. con·
firmed thM a male pr011titute he
hired aH a pen1vnal aide u11ed his
11p11rtment tv run 11 ~l·X·for·money
bu11int'8'1, but in11iHted Aufl:- 25he
w1111 unuwareofthe11ctivity and
firt-d the man when he learned
about it
J<'rank,49.11aidhewas··ronned"'
thing but my p1:rMonal mnnt'\
The Wa,.hington l'oi<t n·1><>rt•·d
Saturday that Goh1t· w111 c-unvkt
ed of three felonit'll, indudinf[ oral
sodomy and p0Hsea1<ion of ,.,~
ca.ine.inCi1tu1tCourtmAlt·xan
dria, Va., in 191"2
The Washinj[ton Timt•11 quott·d
the man as eayinll'. h1• arrun1o:t·d for
}<'rank tohavedi11wunh'dundfrt"-'
by th .. ma.I .. pm11titute. He 11aid he sex with othl.'r male 1>ro11utott'll in
mt't tht• man. idt·ntified ae Steve exchange for ulll.' of tht· lnwmuk
Gohie, throu1o:h an t'SCC>rt 11ervice er'a apartment. !<'rank r111tly dl'
about thrt't! )'t•ar11 ago and paid to nied that thargt'
have1M.'xwithh1m
J<'r11.nk 11aidhelatt>rhiredGobie
IUl a penmnal aidt>, u11in1o:only per·
.cinal fund11. be<'aul'I(' he wanted to
help rl'habilitate him }<'rank said
ht' paid him about S>ro.000 a yeaT.
'I madr a mi•Judgmf'nt:· said
Frank. ··1 thought I was going lo
be a liberal who got involved di·
redly with an individual who
nft'ded hf'lp. that I had an individ
ual who ... aa goinR to get helpand
he c.<,.,k mt·'
Frank. l'Onfirming- the main
partsofa11toryprintt•dawttkago
in The W1111h1ngton Times. said af.
terhiringGobie,belaterlt'arned
that the man wa11 u~ing hie a.part
mentto-runaprostitutionring.At
that pomt. Frank said. he fired
him
The new11p11per reported that
the male prot1titute, who uaed the
plM'Udonym Greg Davia. provided
hom011exua\ and hilll'xual prosti
tution services from Frank'a
apartmentfromla.te-19!'!5through
mid·l9Si. Frank ll8id Davi11"11 real
name w1111 Gobie
"I will c-onfl'llll to ha~·ing >1hown
poor judgment as a aocial worker
m that rt11ard and to having been
conned hy thi1guy:· Frank toldreporteTP.
·it never involved any
·His suggl·Nlit•n that ht• waa
procurin11sexpann .. r11furmt•iMll.
lie;· Frank aaid. Frank. who publicly
revealed bi.i own hom•,.;t·xu
ality in 19k7, 11aid he mt't Gobw
a.bout thn't' yeal'li a110 throujl'.h an
paid for M"Xual
r.·it't'tl with him and then ended
thl• llt•xual relation11hip when he
hm-d Gobiea11a pen1ona.l aide
Ht• 11Hid Gobie wa11 a housekeep..
r nnd c-hauffeur and was not paid
withpubhtmoney.Hesaidhewns
paid $20.000 a year. At the time.
l'rank11aid,hetriedlopen1uade
Guhw to abandon his work as a
pro11titult'
ill' led me to believe that he
agre.t>CI with m<'." Frank sa.id
Wht•n hi11 landlady informed
him stran11l.'rs were uaing hi11
Wa11hington apartment, }<'rank
11a1d he confronted Gobie. disoov
l.'red the man was using the site for
pro11titution serviC'l:'t; and tired
h•m
It began on a personal be.sis It
became a fri..ndMhlp and ht<
worked for mt;· Frank 11a1d of
Gobie. "'Wht•n my landlady fig
ured out what w1111 hapj)l'ning-a11
soon as ahe told mt· that the11econd
time-and I wa11 morally <'t'r
tam myself ___ I threw him out
•·tte was anl(ry. lit' thn•att·nt-d
me with a varietyofretribution11
And appan>ntly, ht• finally dt•dd·
ed the way to do that would bf' to
go to The Washinfl:ton Times;
Frank BHid
'In terms ofpen11>naljudgment.
my thinking that I could be-t"ome a
po11itivf' rule modtl for thia guy
and get him to impru~·e bi11 life- -I
have ntver been 11<1 wrong ahoul a
penKln:· Frank 11111d. callinR hill
actions "thebigf[et.tm111takt·that
I have ever made.'
In a h><:al te1t'~· .n mtt>r.·it•"
Frida)·.Gobiewa.'<!lSkt'Clifht'anrl
}<'rank .. ·el'(>!••\'e111.·-:-;o.lw·uuldn't
c-ha.ratterize it 1111 that. We were
very dOlil' friends'.' Guhie told
WUSA. thl• CBS Wai;hington
afliliak ··11 .. wa~quitet•nnmured
of ml'. I"llputilthatway
Frankah1on>n<'t•dedhi1111t"Xual
rt•lation11hip with a mi1lt· pro"ti
lUtt•wa11ilh•1o:ul
"I will sa.y that in Wa>1hinl(l<>n,
IH'. whel'(> thi11 happt·ned. it ia
not a law that the puliCt.'payany
attenti<•nto:'Franksaid .• 'lt1i;no•t
a pnurity for law t·nforct-m••nt
But, yes, I think in g .. nt'f'al I
ha\·e a very good r..cord of olwyinll'.
the Jaw_ hut I do1 't alwa~·s d'-' it
IOOperl't'nt:'
Short]~· afu-r Frank"• •m
mt·nts. Houl<e Spt•aker Thom1 a
Foley, D·Wa11h. pra.il!-l'd Frank"•
record.nutmg;·'Thert'Lllnomon•
ahlt'. arti(·ulatf"a.nd t'ffe<-ti~· .. m1·m
her of the Hoo~ of Rt'prt'Sent1
tivt.'8 than Barnt'y Frank
He hill< providt..:I out11tandin1o:
llt'r\'it'etohi11t1mi;titU<•nc-yandth ..
nat1on.andlamahso\utdyronf1
dt·nthewillc-ontinut•todosolonjl'.
aftt>rthismattl•rhn11lw•mfor1lut·
tt'n:· Folt•y 11aid
Franki11on .. oftwomemb1:r11ol
{'onjl'.rt·Bll who hw pubhd~- ar
knowl .. dJCed his hom•.>11f'xoality
The other. Rl.'J)- Gem-· StuddH, J)
Mase .. was ct•n11ured in 9i'<.1 for
havinfl: llt'X with 11. male..--.;•nirrl'll·
11unalpajl'.e
Fin1t eleo;:ted to tht· Hou!W in
!9HO. Frank. a more liberal mem
her of{ 'un1t1"88, Aaid he inten'is to
-run fora 1ixth te-rm m 1990.
·1 don't think th11t the mi.ejudg
ment I made in my prwau- J!t'
tall• for ree1jl'.na.tion.' heeai1
FRI )AV. SEPTEMBER 1, 1989, MONTROSE VOICE 5
Spouse abuse law to be tested in trial of lesbian We cover the
WEST PAL\t lU:ACH. Fla
(l'.Ph-A woman fllTu11ed in the
death of her le.bian lovrr fan .. tri·
al Monday in what iM bflieved to
bf the nation'• fin<t teetof•poWJal
abusestatutemby all'!llbian
Lawyeu for Annt'tte Grt't'n. :30,
plan to argue that 11he 11hot to
death her lover. Ivonne Julio. 32.
la11tyearbf.l:au11t>Juliophy1ncally
and mentally abullt'd ht>r during
tht'irll·yt'arrelation11hip
The SlH·alled battt'red 1pou11e
syndromt• ordinarily ii u11t>d by
womt'n who are abu11ed by malt'
lover11 thl•y claim ttwy are power
leaatolt'aVt'
'Thi111.11ant>w11111ue: NewYork
L:ni,·e111ity Profe1111or Holly
Maguigan. an expert on doml'lltic
violence. told The Miami Herald
'But it illnotaurprising .... Thedy
namice in a11ame-11ex rt>lation11hip
are often 11imilar to those in a het
ero11exual relation11hip'.'
Maguigan. an expert on dome.
tic violence. aaid this is firon Cfllle
of ita kind in the nation
Juliodiedofagun11hotwoundto
theheadauffrr ed0ct.30. J98Min a
trailerparkafteraHalloweenpar·
ty and a fight between the lover11.
Witneeee11 say they saw Green
kickJulioduringtheparty.oourt.11
rocord1111how
A11sistant State Attorney Hob
John •n 1aid he dOM not believe
Gr(lt'n, and plans to1ttkthedeath
penalty if 1he is t"Onvicted
He hati asked the ooun to p~
hibit tetiumony on the battered
spoullt' 11yndrome when lmbiana
are inrnlved, bf.l:auHeofthe lack of
adequate N'tleatch. A ruling had
not bet-n made on hiarequeel
Intwocast'tl,malehomo.exuals
attuaed of murdering their lover•
haveullt'dthebatteredspouae1yn·
drome for their defen11e. One wa11
.a.c. quitted, the other wa11 oonvict·
Green told police Julio struck
ht'r without warning and had
beau•n ht•r at lt'811t 100 timt'laince
they became lovers. Frienda 1aid
theooupleargued frequently and
thoee verbal 1pata often led to violent
physical behavior; the Herald
•aid
Defense attomey11 al.o claim
Julio wu a cocaine addict They
aaidGreen al110 had to1helter J ulio'
1 twin 14-year-old daughters
from a previous marri1ge. They
1ay Green and the twins were very
close and the children'• welfare
waa what kept Green from pack
in11 up and leaving t he family'•
trailer.
The Green case went to trial ear
lit>r this yeai; but a mistrial waa
declared because the judge in·
'Houtopia' is a hit and miss proposition
Hou ton !..in by :"\t:ll. BAUDE!t."i
l'ht'f.foulr<_\'.,.,,.
'"Hout<•1m1 11 lht<·hhikt·r·• Guid•· lo
H·-ton··1111.h .. {'omf'd)·W·•rk~hup
had i\11 l•pftlinit nil{hl AUK- :.!~
.. ·hirh"'u no mean te11t.t'<"1•idtt
mKtht'yh11d11fullhnu1M"of:l()()and
onh-~1 p.arkml{ .. polll.
{'l""uTl'oftht'irp11.rkinl{lotdut-to
t·ro111Brotbt> ... 'hankru1•tt·yandth ..
rduo1.11lofthent>wo"'·nt'l'.tht-Btown
Fuundatmn. to lt't Hw {'omt-dy
Work"ho11cunt111u .. u"L11Kll.1-'lUHU
delay m tht· ~mall. hot rntry way
whilr tht· ca .. t r .. brnr>lt'd up l<1 th ..
lm•tpoM1ihh· .. t'l.ind,d1dn'tl .. n\'t'
m .. mut·h in tht· m<H><l for rnmt-dv
Ju11t to mak1· ,.un• m)· mood
hadn'tdoud1-<lmyjudlfml'nt.l1·1u1
\'IUll<ffl20pt .. •pl1·lkn1·wmtht·r<Ntm
aftt'rw11rdH.ThevuU"'llH 1!1-Jthat
fourorfivt"nfthr11kt·tl'heamthe
nt'"" rt-vu1· "·nrktod cth11 out of a11
pr<>Xlm11telyl:,),]11¥Tt'e
"lloutt>pu1" wa11111.rnnl{t'.lbt·r1•1a
noutherwa)·toputit.Thrromt-dy
didn't romt• from d•·VtT "nlinl{
Tht- laul{h"·"'·ht•n tho·y n•ffij•, were
outof11hot·k.''1fn-ou1:·or1u11tto
tally b1z11rr .. char1u·tt' .... lollf'fmr.
lht'ttWt-rt"man)·o(thraek111d11of
Jau11h11.
l'hrl't'\'O•·"'lll1Vt'T)'lo>09t•lyht'ld
toK•·th..rby th•·premi,...thatH .. u ..
ton'apopular•1lt'8Wt'rt't"bt-.,...n
b)· •·191\0 .... buttoht'vwwt-dbytht'
pt1puh1"e"·1thanrxa1C1ft'ratt'dt')-r.
Ont> 1ket<·h that workl;'C! for m1
"'Ill th .. oiwmn11, "'ht·rr IWOCUU·
plN, on •·iaihn11. am·ndtod an
A .. lrUll 1111m .. Tht· mt•n tnlkt'd balM
ball. wh1l1· tht' womt•n W8kht-d 11
cuuplt· with 11 umqut· r.·ward 'Y""
lt'm: "Sht•hUKahimonth1•11trik111
and k•~~<'I him on th" bnlla'
Sketthe11 on Magi(· 1 .. Jnnd.
!\11tn1world.CluhA('111H'l11tlwhnt·
a cht't't<Y duh •Lnlf<·r SK·rformt-d
Runny S1di· .. alk11 m July'') and
Mo\'i1·1'utrol, .. ·ht-rt·two11tudl'nt110f
Wilfrt-d lil'llUIY At'nd1·my arl'
cauKht11n1·akm11inlol\IM'fimdmo•·
it' without payinll'. h1<d pn>m111mg
B<'IUp11butdidn·t<h·hwr
A"kt·t1·hahou1at'lubhmdk1Jll'1'
ht-11an , ... ry·humomDhhut"·ound
up "'llh no l'ndm11 YoHalk. a "'"If·
mt"nt abuut 11 r11dio talk 11h""' hooot
,.·11.hnocallt'1'11.hl'camf'11l't'""'kmlf
ut S..TOOflt'. wilh lfhoat. fr,.rn the
pa~tundfuturt".1f1thtoo1memmure
foc-u-ed and tho·artoril ft'aturm
gin•• it bettt1' frhnn u 1h .. uld
Thr ca11/ uf "Hout,,pia. A H•trhh1ken (;wdo· lu /fou/un,' now· p/a.•rnR '11 thr ('om00} Worhhop
HouBlon in :.!tXl9. wh1·re the Astrodom1
·hub.f.ntorndown,it.1u11o .. a11
a mini 1t<1ral{e ,.-arehouae pKMt'.
and mLtnHXI" chip11 and doll' proi.U·
tult'll art' a sign of tht' timea: s 11po >f
,fa bad play. ·catonaGl1U1aStr..<.
cur.'' 18 re•·it"wed h•· t"·ocrmca .. ·bo
•pell out their inWrnal thuuahta. A
,.k .. tch IC'umplf'll' with •·ideol <f
who on tht' weorkl'nd11
boun< aroundun11rubbt-rball1111
'Garanimala''iaal80CLt'wrl)dont'.
Th1·•-a.taaa .. ·holf'nt't'<lt'daliult'
morrrt<h•·annng. , ... Jbt-li .. •·l'afe"
lht""11kt'tt·h•w1ll "·orkifnotun
cercutbyhntl11~andrw11htim
init:. Wnhoul apn•gr11mwanypictul't'll
1n thr l<ohb)·. I can't ici•l'
natiH. but ,,..,, 1>erforml'l'a, both
mal "·1th !un11 hair. w1-r1-cun11i ..
wntly funny. The other two men and
thf'l'f' women had their mumenui.
and rmaurea..theylM't1lemtothtma1er1al1hey'llattain11<
1meofth11
ron11111wncy
l>e..piWitaunevenquality.J .. ould
au1111ettt ~mg "Houtopia:· Comt'dy,
whstmakl'llualaughornot.iaaver
y pen!Onal choice. Make your own
de<'iaion
Washington enters race for Dist. 18 seat
In a i•urpri11l• mow Aug_~'> Stntl'
Sl'n C'rnil( WaHhinw;ttm an
nounl~od thol ht• w1ll run for tht•
l'.8. Conw;n'llaiun11l ll11<t_ IX 1<t·at
ll'ft vanmt by tht• dt·nth of Rt·p.
MKkl'y 1.1•limd. Thl· .. ntry wn.i
welcoml'<i hy Jil•\'l•rnl Muntrt•111'
hum11nri11:h1><lt•ad1•uwhnhndt·x
pres11eddisappomtm1·n111tWu11bingtnn'
1l'llrht'r1<takmt-nl8 1hnt
ht· wuuld not run
In t•Jtplnining h1a r.·vt·n<al.
Wa1<hingtun 1a1d tht'rt' wua no
on•· ellK" ccon111dt'ring th1• rut·e
'tha1lv.ouldbeablf'lt11leo1•pat
n111:ht knowing ia m llhat polll·
twn1:
r\ftt-rlon)l'11t•ul111•11n·hinKand
conn·n1atwn11 wHh variou• pt't>·
pie whOM' judKmt•nt I tru11t. and
who ht'lpt"d un·r1·nmt- m~· rt>fl111t·
ant·t' . .I hav1• rt'l.'<lni•idf'nod m~·
prt·\-iou>1d1•ci111on. l11mpur1<uinll'
aM•at 1nl'on11rua:·wa11h11111ton
11aid
'Allufth1•polt'ntu1lt·11ndidatt'8
whu .. e n11me11 I havt• ht•nrd men
tionl-d art' my fril'nd11 and ac
quaintanct'M. T ht· V(lt1•r11willulti
maWlydt'l.·idt'whoc11nhe11treprl'"t1l
·nttht·minW1111hin11t1m.andtry
toreplnl-etht'likuof<M1ckt•y1L..i.•
land and !R1·p-• Barh11raJurdan
That i11 how it t1hould ht> ... All pt'<r
pleinthe!Mh('ungr1"Uinnall)i,..
trictarein •hot·k AILbave1uf·
fered a great lou: hecontmued
WatihinK{<m i11 bt•1n11 honored
ThunKiay.St>pt 'ihytheTexa..Hu
man Ri11hta Foundation for hill
City Councilman Rodney Ellis
placed Ellis in her would-be
front runner slot. and boosted Ellis'
chances. Leland, citinl( "pt>r
aonal priorities:· announced Tues-day
she would not 11eek her hull·
band· a seat. She added 11he felt her
husband would have wanted to be
11ucceeded by Ellie. a family
friend
Washington 1aid Leland'•
statements were "npected
Another announced candidate.
8tate Rep. Al Edwards, ill also
popular in some liberal circlt'll and
baa been openlyoourting1upport
in Montrose from rommumty
leaders thought to be in Wfl.llh ing
ton'scamp
The11pecialelectionon!\ov 7i11
expected to have far reachin11 ef·
fe<:ta on the local political picture
For one thing, the two Hou11ton
City Council member• who 1reex
pecwd to run, Elli1 and Anthony
Hall, will ha\'l' to resign their
council 11eats to run in the special
race. (This fact had previously
rai11edspeculationthat AlisonLeJand
would run for the 11eat to
"hold" it as a "caretaker" for the
n·mainder of the wrm, au Ellia
7~~!~J.~n_;:ro.•R Wo.ahmRlQfl ret'f'ned eo.r/wr ~lo.U-m1•nl. ~o.uJ hf' u·1ll run for ~~~~~~ai: ~~egi7::1:~:!e:~~~
But the fact that W111hing-Wn
track re<'Ord in support of human
righlll iai<ues. partkularl)· in the
latit -ion of the Texaa Leti:illla
turt:. Hewaaastatedfa.,oriteoflocal
11ay political leaders in the
rat·l'. f'\'t'n b..turl' ht' de<:1ded to en will either have to oonduct a lon11
di11tance campaign or reaign hia
Rut Wa11h1111(t1m acknov.·ledged own aeat in theTexllll Senaw baa
Wt'dnNday. Aug 30 that Alillon raiaedanintereatinthelocalpolit·
Leland's endon•·ment of Houston ical implication& of that raCt'.
volved had handled a ctuo mvolv
ing the t ... in•when1hewuanat
lom<Y
News of
Gay rigbta 1upporwrs aa)· thd
cue will help 1how how dumeatic
violence in homo.exual houaehold1
ia virtu11ly the same u in
hetel'09exual home.
Montrose
The "For the gay rommunny. domestic
violence ill something we
haveturnedourheadafrom."uid
Paula ~ttlebrick, le11:al director of
the Lambda Legal Defen11e and
Educational Fund. a ll'ay righU!
group. "It took a long time for
women to talk about it all, and I
think the same thing hu happened
in the gay cummunity"
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A. Listing ol the Special and Regular Events at Houstc · Ct it:. Resta1.rant! and Ot· · f Plac• •I Enter1anmeril wh1 :n ldvert• · n and d1strotx.ite lhe
Montrose Voice
We do our best to make this list as
accurate as possible but there may be
some errors Call the bar or restaurant to
conltrm an event
MOdill~
·Arriba Cantina 99¢ Margaritas 4-
?pm
-Club Body Center: $5 for 30 minute
tanning session. $30 for 8 visits
-Santa Fe Trading Co. 99C frozen
Margaritas. 4-8 pm. Santa Fe Gold
Margaritas. largest selection of
imported beers and tequila
-Scandal's: D.J Dennis McGinnis
plays your favorite oldies from the
SO's. 60's. ?O's
-Scandal's: Open 11am, Mon-Sat. 12
Noon, Sunday
-J Rs: Monday thru Friday. hors
d'oeuvres 5:30 until 7:30
-S1bonc.y Club: Open TuesdaySunday.
8pm-2am. good
presentation required
-Thai Vtlla Restaurant Omner Daily
specials. M-Th S 30-lOpm. F & S
S 30-10.30pm
-Thai Villa Restaurant Lunch: Thai
Buffet. $S.9S. MF 11am-2pm
-Thai Villa Restaurant Thurs-Sat
Nights: Live piano
-Venture-N Get It? Got It? Good'!
-Venture-N Dancing on The
Fars1de. seven days a week
-Mommas Money S 1 Well &
Domestic Beer. Monday-Saturday,
7am-1lam
Mamma's Money 75¢ Well Drinks.
Monday-Thursday. 9pm-M1dnight
-Momma's Money: Happy Hour,
Monday-Saturday, 7am-8pm
-M1ssour1 St. Station: Open 11 am-
2am
-Bacchus Happy Hour 4-8pm
-Missouri St. Station Happy Hour
pnces Iii 9 pm
-Ousters C & W Dancing Dally
-Ousters Open 6pm-2am
-E/J's. 7am-8pm Happy Hour. 7am-
6pm $1 Vodka drinks. Beer bust 4-
lOpm Monday-Saturday
-E/J's: 7 Days a week. $1 Well drinks
1am-2am
-Past Time Happy hour 12-Spm
·Pot Pie Restaurant. Free home
delivery for pizzas
·R1'Marks Happy Hour 4-Spm
-French Quarter Theater see ad this
issue
-Club Romeo Happy hour S-9pm
-Venture-N Happy hour Noon-8pm
-Venture-N Beer bust 4-10pm
-J.A's: 3-in·1 Happy Hour opening-
10pm
-Charlie's Restaurant Dinner and
m1dn1te specials
-Rock ·N' Horse Open Tues-Sat
(4pm-2am), Sun (4pm-2am). Closed
Mondays
-Briar Patch: Happy hour tdl 8pm
-The Barn Happy hour 11 am-9pm
-S1boney Club: Dance to the hottest
rhythms of Salsa. Merengue.
Reggae, Calypso and Disco music
on our two Marble dance floors. free
buffet
The Barn: What A Nellie Deli, 11am-
3pm. serving lunch Mon-Fn
-Dusters. Beer Bust Sun & Thurs. 6-
lOpm
Mother's_ Play volleyball on the
patio, Happy hour prices 7 days a
week. 7am-8pm. Keok1 Kona sings &
plays the organ, 6pm-8pm Mon-Fri,
2nd floor bar. Never a Door Charge
-Brazos River Bottom: Happy Hour
Mon- Sat, 7am- 9pm. Sun Noon-
9pm
-Charlie's Restaurant: Open 24
hours
-Galleon. Happy Hour ·111 8pm Daily
-Santa Fe Trading Co. Open 4pm, 3
in 1 happy hour cocktails. $1.7S
longnecks or happy hour price
single well 111 10pm
-Spanish Flower Restaurant: Open
24 hrs (ex Tues)
-The Attic Open 4pm-2am MondayFriday.
7pm-2am Saturday and
Sunday, Happy Hour 4-Spm MonFri.
$1 well drinks
-Chutes Beer bust. 3pm-11pm. 75¢
Vodka drinks. noon-6pm
-Chutes: $1 frozen margaritas noon-
6pm, happy hour 12-lOpm
-Mary's After Hours ThursdaySunday
-Mary's Happy hours M-F 7amnoon.
6-8pm, 11:30pm-1am. M-S
Super Happy hour 9am-11am. $1
well & beer, always 75¢ draft
-Chutes: Frozen Margaritas. $1.25.
6pm-2am. Happy hour. noon-10pm
q.~
-Arnba Cant1na 75C tequila shots all
day
-The Barn- Cowboys in Action. 8-2
-Missouri St Station. Patio specials
-Bacchus: The Gay Dating Game
8pm
-Club Romeo TGIF Party S-9pm
-Scandal's: Dance to the music of
O.J. Dennis McGinnis
-Lazy J Show Night 10pm
-The Attic: Michael Ba1ley1Noel
Eskew, 8.30pm-12:30am. Topless
Waiters
-Cousins: Drawing, 6:45, win triple
your shoe size, Cousins & Company,
1030pm
-Mother's No door charge. dance
music by Phil Ware
-Heaven soc well, cover
-J.Rs: Pac1f1c Coast Dancers non-stop
6pm until 2am
-Chutes Cruise Night, happy hour
noon-10pm, Male Stnp Night with
MC Casandra Landa. cash pnzes.
Hot dogs by Texas Aiders
-Montrose Mining Co_ Special
Forces (male dancers) 8pm-2am
-Brazos River Bottom Happy Hour.
7am t1I 9pm. Brazos River Band.
9.30pm
-R1'Marks Live entertainment
s~
-Rock ·N· Horse: Live band 9pm-1am
-Montrose M1n1ng Co 3 m 1 happy
hour 4-10pm, 25¢ draft beer in a mug
10pm-2am
-Amba Cantina: 75C tequila shots.
Brunch menu l 1am-4pm, $1.25
Mimosas. Poinsettias. Bloody Marys
& Champagne all day
-Cousins: Cousins & Company.
1030pm
-M1ssoun St. Station: Patio specials
Mother's All Vodka drinks & shots
of schnapps 7SC. 7am-8pm
-Dusters: 75¢ Schnapps all night
-EIJ's $1 Well drinks 4-7pm
·J Rs: Pacific Coast Dancers
10:30pm
-Scandal's: Dance to the music of
Q_J Dennis McGinnis
-Lazy J Show Night 10pm
-The Barn: Cowboys in Action. 8pm-
2am
-The Attic: Michael Ba1tey1 Noel
Eskew. 8:30pm-12.30am. Topless
Waiters
-Bacchus. Houston's Oug1nal Party
Night, $2 Margaritas
-Club Romeo $1.7S Coronas. $1
schnapps
-Heaven: 50¢ well 9· 11 pm, cover,
OJ-Scooter Bearden
-Mary's: Beer bust on the patio with
Cindy 1-6pm. Leather Night
-Brazos River Bottom: Happy hour
t1I 9pm. Brazos River Band. 9 30
-Chutes Cruise Night & liquor bust
8-M1dnight. $6. SSOO Dash for Cash.
10pm-2am
-R1'Marks: Live entertainment
s~
-Bacchus: Pool Tournament. 2pm
-Galleon: $1.SO Cuervo Gold
Margaritas all day1n1ght
-Rubie's: Free draft 7-10pm.
"Rubies Presenta·· 10:30
-E/J's: Noon-10pm Beer bust,
Dinners served on the patio at 5pm,
$1 Well drinks 6-9pm
-The Barn: Cowboys in Action.
starting at 7pm
-S1boney Club_ International Show
Travesty
-Momma·s Money: Happy Hour.
Noon-4pm. $1 Well with 50¢
Schnapps 4-7pm
-Arrrba Cantma Brunch menu
11am-4pm. $1.25 Mimosas.
Poinsettias, Bloody Marys and
Champagne all day
-The Attic: Whip Cream Wrestling,
10pm. Topless Waiters
-JR:s ?SC Cape Cods. Bloodies.
Margaritas & Schnapps Noon-1 Opm
-Thai Villa Restaurant: Buffet $5 95.
11am-230pm
-Galleon: Steak Night 6pm, Naomi
Sims and Dyan Michaels Show
10pm
-Rock 'N' Horse Bloody Marys $1,
Live band 6pm-10pm. free hot dogs
-Club Romeo: Hangover Blues. beer
$1 2S. Bloody Marys $2. Barbeque
and drmk specials. open 3pm
-Heaven: Free well 7-9, free draft all
night, $1 25 Corona all night, cover
-Scandars Pool tournament. 1 pm,
registration noon
-Venture-N Booze; Beer Bust 4-
lOpm
-Montrose Mining Co_ Beer Bust &
soc hot dogs 4pm-m1dnight. soc
draft beer in a mug m1dnight-2am
-Mary's: Beer bust 1-6pm, Steak
night Spm, $3.SO for 10 oz ribeye
and all the f1x1n·s
-Chutes: Beer bust noon-11 pm.
liquor bust 4-8pm. free food. Lube
wrestling 5pm
-M1ssoun St Station: Open noon-
2am, Summer Sunday Social. $1
well and 1u1ce dnnks. 75C:: schnapps,
3-7pm
-Mother's All Vodka drinks & shots
of schnapps 75C, noon-8pm, Male
dancers 10pm-1am, Bar-B-Que on
the patio Spm-9pm
-Ai.Marks Open mike night 6pm t1I?
-Brazos River Bottom: Steak Night
4.SO. 6pm. Happy hour. noon lll 6pm.
Brazos River Band. 7pm
M~
-Galleon: Best Crowd 1n Town
-EJJ's: $1 Margaritas & Kam1kazees.
Dart Tournament ?pm
-Mother's: Beer Bust 25¢1mug or
$1.50 60 oz. pitcher Miller Lite Draft.
6pm-1am
-Rub1o·s CLOSED. Available for
pnvate functions, reserve one week
in advance
-Montrose Mm1ng Co. 3 1n 1 happy
hourJill day/night, SC draft
-The Attic: Whip Cream
Wrestllng 10pm, Topless
Waiters
-Ripcord $1 Margaritas 9pm-
2am
-Club Body Center· Lockers
$3.25 noon-m1dn1te
-J.Rs Pac1f1c Coast Dancers
non-stop 6pm until 2am
-Galleon: Male stnp contest 1 Opm
·Mary's_ Bowler's Special Night
-Chutes: Free pool, beer bust, 3pm-
11pm, Liquor bust 8pm-m1dn1ght,
happy hour noon-10pm
-Brazos River Bottom: $1
longnecks. 7am-2am
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-Mother's: All well drinks $1.75 7am-
1 am. Dance music from the 70s and
early 80s
-The Ranch: Beer bust & dance
lessons
-Ripcord: $1 .25 canned beer 8pm·
2am
-Rock "N' Horse: Pitcher of beer $2.
Steak night ?pm
-Chutes: Liquor bust 8pm-midnight.
Drawing for portable TV, 10pm
-The Attic: Talent Night 1n the
Cabaret. Topless Waiters
-Club Body Center- 112 price rooms
& lockers. 7pm-3am
Missouri St Station: Beer Blow Out
7pm-m1dn1te. $1 domestic
long necks
-Club Romeo: $1.2S beer
-Venture-N· Free Pool 4-8pm
The Barn Steak night, ?pm. $4.00,
happy hour 9pm
-Brazos River Bottom: Dance
lessons with Brent & Jonathan, 9:30
-Montrose Mining Co. $1 beer bust
4pm-closing, Men at Work (male
dancers) 10pm-2am
-Galleon: Happy hour t1I 8pm. Star
Search 10pm, cash prize and guest
appearance Sunday
-Bacchus: Pot Luck Night
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$4.SO
-Ripcord. $1.SO well all day
-Rock 'N' Horse Schnapps $1
-Mother's: Longneck domestic
beers $1, 8pm-M1dn1ght. Tequila
Gold Slammers $1.50 10pm-2am
-Montrose Mining Co . Nickel draft
beer 1n a mug 10pm-2am. music of
60's. ?O's. SO'S
-Club Romeo: Vodka specials
-Missouri St Station: Professional
and Executive Ladies N1te. 5pm Ill?
-Ri'Marks: Corporate Ladies Night
Out wt hors d'oeuvres, 4-8pm
-J.Rs: Pacific Coast Dancers nonstop
6pm untll 2am
-Heaven: 10¢ well 9pm-2am. cover,
biggest Wed crowd in Houston
-Rub1o's: Talent night ($75 first
place). dnnk specials, dancing till
2am
-Bacchus: Corporate Ladies Happy
Hour. free hors d'oeuvres tll 8pm
The Attic: Michael Ba1ley1 Noel
Eskew 830pm-1230am. Topless
Waiters
-The Barn: Naomi and her ··1ove
slaves· 10:30 pm, $200 cash pnze
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The Attic. Michael Balley; Noel
Eskew 830pm-12 30am. Topless
Waiters
-Rock ·N· Horse: All can beer $1
-Mother's: Male dancers & Shows
10pm & M1dn1ght, no door charge.
burgers on the patlO 6pm· 10pm
-The Barn Posse Male Dancers.
9pm-2am
-The Ranch: Beer bust & dance
lessons
·Ripcord $1.SO Margaritas 9pm-
2am
-Club Romeo: $1.50 well drinks
-Club Body Center Half price day
noon-m1dn1te
-Heaven: Male Dance Revue with
Hunter and the Headliners and
Fantasy m Motion at 11 pm
-Bacchus Steak Night. ?pm (you
bnng the meat. we supply the rest)
-J Rs 3 in 1 happy hour, $1.2S
frozen drinks all day all night
-Venture-N Free Pool 4-8pm
-Mary's Club Night
-Galleon. $1 buffet. 8pm
-Brazos River Bottom~ Happy hour
t1I 9pm. Brazos River Band 9pm, no
cover. $1 domestic longnecks all
day/night
-Chutes: $1 Margantas ma glass all
day/night, $1 M1chelob Dry
-Montrose Mining Co. Happy Hour
4-7pm ($110well. beer). 31n 1
Happy Hour 4-lOprn, Longnecks
(domestic beer. soft drinks $1.10)
10pm-2am. $2 beer bust 4-lOpm
hG#Uld. """'pk-e4.
Here's the BAR-ZAAR list places
you might consider for drinking.
dining and sensual pleasures.
-Arnba Cantma. 1100 Westheimer.
S24-4800
-The Attic, 905 Pra1rie@Trav1s. 229-
8022
-Bacchus. S23 Lovett. S23-3396
-The Barn. 710 Pac1f1c. S23-0213
-Brazos River Bottom, 2400 Brazos.
S28-9192
·Briar Patch. 2294 Holcombe. 665-
9678
-Club Body Center. 220S Fannin.
6S9-4998
-Chapultepec Mexican Restaurant.
813 Richmond. S22-236S
-Charlie's Restaurant, 1102
Westhe1mer. S20-S221
-Chutes. 1732 Westhe1mer. S23-2213
-Cousins, 817 Fa1rv1ew, 528-9204
·Dusters. 271S-B Waughcrest. S22-
948S
-EIJ's, 2S17 Ralph, S27-9071
-Club Flamingo, 907 Westheimer,
S27-8830
-French Quarter Theater, 3201
Lou1s1ana, 527-0782
-Galleon. 2303 Richmond, S22-7616
-Heaven. Pac1f1c at Grant, 521-9123
-J Rs. 808 Pac1f1c, S21-2S19
-Keystroke, a club on the move, 785-
92S8
-La Cucaracha y Cantina. 3921 N
Mam. 864-S069
-Lazy J. 312 Tuam. S28-9343
·Mary·s. 1022 Westhe1mer. S27-9669
-M1dtowne Spa. 3100 Fannin, 522·
2379
-Montrose Mming Co., 805 Pacific,
S29-7488
Momma·s Money. 534 Westhe1mer.
S22-004S
-Missouri St. Station. 1117 Missouri,
S24-1333
·Mothers. 402 Lovett. S20-793S
-Jo·s Outpost, 2818 Richmond. S28-
8318
~Past Time. 617 Fa1rv1ew, 529-4669
~Pot Pie Restaurant. 1525
Westhe1mer. S28-4350
-0 Ts. 608 Westhe1mer. S29-8813
-The Ranch. 91SO S. Main. 666-3464
-R1'Marks. 271S Waughcrest. S22-
948S
-Ripcord. 71S Fairview. S21-2792
-Rock N' Horse. 1220Taft. S20-9910
-Club Romeo. 903 Richmond. S28-
9110
-Rub1o·s. 202 Tuam. S22-1207
-Santa Fe Trading Co., 804 Pacific,
S28-6969
-Scandal's, 1419 Richmond. S28·
8903
-S1boney Club. 6121 H1llcroft. 771-
9611
·Spanish Flower Restaurant, 4701
N Main. 869-1706
-Thai Villa Restaurant, 2907 W
Alabama. S24-4777
Venture-N. 2923 S. Mam, S22-0000
"' Massachusetts Congressman Barney Frank hired a
1'"l"l hustler four years ago. Of course, "hustler" never ap-
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ai "gay," giving was the straight usage of "male prosti~
tute."
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~ The incident is clearly unfortunate for Frank, one of
~ the most outstanding members of Congress and a lib-
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er eral, and an open member of the gay community. Fall-
~ ing back on the humor for which he is noted, Frank
~ agreed that the incident will be used in the next cam~
paign, noting that "if I was planning strategy, this is not u
~ one of the events I would propose:'
~ Not surprisingly, the Republicans wasted little time 0
:= (if only they could react so swiftly to S&L crises and
~ HUD payoffs) in circulating a copy of the hustler's gay
newspaper ad. Edward Rollins, co-chairman of the National
Republican Congressional Committee, immediately
called for an Ethics Committee investigation.
And Rollins understands sleaze from his promotion of
the now infamous attack on Speaker Tom Foley which
implied more than liberal commonality with the same
Barney Frank.
Showing his usual good political judgment Frank
has asked for such an ethics investigation. Whatever
that outcome, ultimately the final verdict will come
from the voters in Frank's district. We can only hope
he will be judged on merit and the ever present honesty
so characteristic of this needed role model to our community.
The downside is, unfortunately, the character of the
hustler, Steven Gobie. Gobie is no one's role modelconvicted
of drug charges, shoplifting and sex
charges, Gobie is now openly soliciting offers for his
"story" which will undoubtedly "improve" in the telling.
Our community is not immune from such individuals.
Often some of our worst enemies are within the
community, feeding their own self-hate on the gay body
politic, always to the delight of our non-gay enemies.
As in the case of Gobie, these destructive members of
I~ r-:;:t.SHEER INSANITY &
~ DAOUIRI FACTORY
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our community have no history of being productive to
the community.
On a more positive note, we strongly urge anyone interested
in gay rights to attend the reception/or state
Sen. Craig Washington Thursday, September 7, at
Treebeard's Restaurant (315 Travis in Old Market
Square). The Texas Human Rights Foundation, one of
our community's "productive" organizations, is
hosting this appreciation reception. And Washington,
a leading supporter of gay and lesbian rights in the
state legislature, is now seeking the vacant U.S. House
seat so ably held by Mickey Leland, a true champion of
individuals' rights including those of our community.
Any THRF function is crucial in raising much needed
funds to fight our legal battles, but this event provides
an opportunity to demonstrate our community's commitment
to support those public officials who, at some
political risk, work for our rights.
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By SANDY SARDELLA
H>H THE MONTHOSE \.'Oll'E
WASHINGTON (UP!)-Artists
contributing to two exhibits scheduled
to appear at the Corcoran
Gallery of Art this season have
withdrawn their work because the
museum canceled a highly acclaimed
exhibit by photographer
Robert Mapplethorpe, a gallery
spokeswoman said Wednesday.
The two exhibits were designed
to survey trends in contemporary
art.
A third, much larger exhibit mvolving
Soviet and American artists,
also is endangered, officials
said Wednesday.
The Mapplethorpe display,
which had been scheduled to open
July l, was canceled abruptly by
the Corcoran in June amid fears of
retribution by Congress as the National
Endowment for the Arts
agreed to begin looking at the
process of federal funding of con
troversial art shows.
The exhibit was then moved to
the Washington Project for the
Arts. It was highly acclaimed and
more than 48,000 people lined up
to see the Mapplethorpe photographs.
Mapplethorpe, a New
York City photographer, recently
died of AIDS.
A bill introduced by Sen. Jesse
Helms, R-N.C., which would prohibit
federal funding of "obscene
or mdecent" art, passed the Senate
but has not yet been approved in
the House.
The unprecedented decision by
the Corcoran to halt the showing
of Mapplethorpe's work-which
included flowers, portraits and
some graphic images with homosexual
themes-had been shown
elsewhere without objection. The
cancellation and the attendant debate
sparked an uproar over censorship
of the arts.
Artists have demonstrated outside
the gallery, demanding separation
of "art and state:•
The first affected exhibit, "Gallery
One: Annette Lemieux;' was
scheduled to run from Oct. 28 to
Dec. 31, but has been "indefinitely
postponed," said Corcoran
spokeswoman Debbie Shnvec
The second, a work of six sculptors
scheduled for showing next
Feb. 3 to April 8, was canceled outright,
Shriver said.
Corcoran Director Christina
Orr-Cahall could not be reached
for comment Wednesday. She told
The Washington Post earlier that
she feared such action by artists
when the work by Mapplethorpeone
of the premier photographers
of his generation-was canceled.
"We're in the middle of the
storm;' Orr-Cahall told The Washington
Post earlier. 0 We are
working hard to combat the Helms
Amendment. We're trying to deal
with the imperiled situation that
we see now, and which we saw in
April and May. It is no longer business
as usual anywhere in the art
world and certainly not at the
Corcoran:'
The 10 American artists involved
in the third show, "10 plus
10: Contemporary Soviet and
American Painters:· scheduled for
showing next April 21 through
June 24, may still vote to veto the
appearance, said E.A. Carmean,
an organizer for the exhibit.
But the show, organized by the
Modern Art Museum of Fort
Worth, Texas, also involves Soviet
artists and is expected to be shown
in the Soviet Union after the
Corcoran display.
Carmean said canceling the
Corcoran exhibit might be seen,
ironically, as censorship of their
Soviet counterparts.
"The decision depends on upcoming
discussions with the artists
who are weighing the concerns
of their own reactions to the
Corcoran as well as concerns for
their Soviet colleagues, who, in
many cases, have not had their
own work displayed in the United
States;' Carmean said Wednesday.
Organizers of the Soviet-American
exhibit are coming up with alternative
means to express concern
over the Helms amendment.
"One thing we have proposed to
the Corcoran, and they have
agreed to it, is a symposium on our
system of freedom in this country,
which would involve American
and Soviet artists, which would
take place in Washington ... when
Congress is in session;' Carmean
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that one yourself?"
It took three customers, a busboy, and the obese Spanish
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Reenie Sharpe (Sundance Cattle Co.) Sept 2; Walter 'Papa' Strickler
(TGRA,etc.) Sept 3
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The Wasteland
By .AlilA1IJDA B. Bl!lCOllJDWITH
The Montrose Voice
The grau waa incredibly high. We
were driving on paved. road, but the
monkey grau an4 the tall tropical
plants bruahed the aide of the car, aa
we aped through the empty area
where no human had paaaecl. on foot
for years. Luah foliage crowded upon
ua, maJdng ua feel claustrophobic an4
frightened, an4 we were so relieved to
know that we would not have to traverse
thU ditticult path at night, when
God l<nowm what would be lurkiDg in
thebuah.
Were we near the .Amazon? Were we
traveling a narrow Andean road in the
heart of Pygmylan4'i' llTo,Dear Pana. It
waa much more barren an4 wil4 than
that! We were ...
On Smith Street south of downtown
Houaton ~the Pierce e~
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Thia ta a truth, Dear Pana. Amanda
recently paued through thU area on
her leiaurely way out of downtown
one day thU week, an4 we were absolutely
lllll&lled at the jungle growth
towering against the street. Ofc:oune,
it'• all barren waatelan4, but it'• so unfortunate.
After an, Dear X&thy
Whitmire ta trying to improve Houaton'•
image to vial.tore, so she ta spending
billion. on freeways an4 airports.
Once those vtaitora are vomited troth
bom air condi111.oned buaes onto the
downtown pavement, however, it'•
every man for himself!
Homeleu people lay under the Elevated.
Han4icapped people in rag.
beg for money on the corners. 'Vacant
lots butt up against the mparkling
towers, with grau taller than the
.Atr1can savannah. We're half afraid
a wandering elephant will tromp on
our delicate ki4-.ncaaed. tootaiaal
Think of what someone bomlllinneapolb
or Chicago mu.at wonder u
they pau through these areas!
We have Jong wondered what ta to
become of thU vast waatelan4 south
of Downtown, Dear l'anm. It'• so tragic
that all that lan4 ta sitting so economically
vacant, when years ago,
stately homaa tilled those streets.
There ta one 014 house left, with the
:mostbeautifulcutglaucloora-mparkling
jewea on tha breast of a withered
014 hag. Surrounding the rum.
are acre. an4acre.ofperkiDglota,one
story 80'• style hideouaneu, an4 tall
grau. Sunflowers grow to almost diasying
height in thU area, Dear l'anm.
It boggles the min4 how such wondroualy
valuable property can be so
grouly ignored.
Yet, we speed by on our way to an4
bom work in the mauivetowera. People
see only a green blur bom their
black tinted windowa. They leave the
blind an4 the homeleu spinning on
the street corners u they whis by in
their high powered a1eek automobllaa
. .And they head out to the suburbs,
where they can mow their own
lawn. an4 build their own walls to
MEET Us AT THE STATION
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keep the neighbors out. Or better yet,
they hire someone else to do it.
When our dear parents vtaited laat,
our father said he loved Houaton, but
had never seen so much wasted lan4.
.And we wonder why we abaolutely
HAVE to have a car to get aroun4. Did
you know that the entire population
of the earth can be crowded into a
square mile of it stood shoulder to
ahou14er'i' Surely Houston would be a
more economical place of people would
make use of the lan4 already vacant
closer to the city!
Meanwhile, Amanda waita breathleuly
for the Two Peeoe to crowd into
the minute corner lot onMontrose an4
Westheimer . .And we wonder if some-
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Liberty Bank shell acrou the
street an4 buil4 an 80 story office
tower . .And when ta the famed an4
much talkedaboutWestheimer llevival
going to start? The proatitutaa are
growing tired of not having anywalla
to lean against, an4.Aman4a ta tired of
tearing her tulle billow akirta on protruding
nail.a an4 boar4a bom rat infested
burnt out rum..
We know it'• a big city out there,
Dear l'anm, but we coul4 at 1eaat keep
the grau cut, an4 remove the bombed
out neighborhooda where the crack
4ealera hide an4 the rodents reproduce.
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for such neglect!
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and all the local watering holes have
planned specials for your eajoyment.
Be sure to check out the different ads
to plan your holiday weekend
The Colt 45s meeting for September
has been moved to the third Monday
(Sept 18) instead of the second
week for thiS month only, so change
your plans accordl.ngly per Walter
Carter, President.
The Editor's Quick Action Awa.rd
goes to the six back-up HPD patrol
units and one ambulance that
rushed to the aid of two officers who
scuffled with a hustler on Avondale
Wednesday. The paramedics washed
the cops down with peroxide and alcohol
to remove any tainted blood or
spit. Said Sheri, the harried, "Where
were they when I got mugged?"
Happy 17th Anniversary to Big
Jim and David (owners of Venture
N/Farside) thiS Saturday. stop by
and congratulate them on putting up
with each other thiS long and eajoy
the fun and music.
Vera (BRB), someone wants to
know where the miSsing cups are?
Also, Eltjoy thiS next week's morning
special-Love Buzz!
Jim (Attic),what'sthiSaboutloosing
underwear ina respectable barnaturally
of course? I hope they
were yours-J.M.
Rusty found out Curtis was going
on vacation, so he's taking hiS also.
He wasn't invited to Acapulco, so
he's going camping in the woods
with the girls.
Hostess Bobbi Jo has informed us
of a Silly Hat Party thiS Saturday at
Chutes from Noon to 3:00 p.m. Prizes
will be awarded
The September TGRA meeting will
be held the second Suncla3 (Sept. 10)
at Scandals at 2:00 p.m. and yes, you
can st111 get thru all the construction
in front of the bar, so make your
plans to attend
Tom B.(BRB), whydidJeffW. take
your pool cue awey and give it to
someone else during your first game
Mondey? Didyouforgethowto play?
Happy Belated Birthdays go out to
Devon (Chutes), Debe Powell
(TGRA),Kevin T (Jo'sOutpost),La.rry
(Lobo), and Shane Crowell (Cafe
Adobe). Birthday wishes thiS week
go out to Boonie Sharpe and Tom Da
viS (Sundance Cattle Co.), Walter
Strickler (TGRA) and Bob
Ainsworth (Cincinnati Chaps).
Don't forget the Virgo Party at Mary's
tonight.
We understand that the temporary
B-Goddess will reign at the BRB
thiS next week while Buzz iS on
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The new Sunday Tea. Dances at the .Farside
have rea.lly been a success. ~
The fun starts at 5:00 p.m. at Hous- "'
ton's newest dance bar. ~
We understand that the Attic has ~
given some of their employees new ~
nick names: St.ella Link, Stud gi
Muftlnette and Pud Muffin, among <
others. So take a trip downtown and ~
find out their real names and check m
out the surprising decor at 905 Pra.i- ~
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What dirty old man iS sporting a 5:
pretty young boy with a butch(?) "'
new haircut? Ask Vera! ::
Ri'Marks iS doing a healthy business.
Stop by and check out their
nightly enterta.irunent a la cabaret.
And for a change of pace step next
door for a country hoe down at
Dusters.
Our classifieds are growing. To advertise your
service, garage sale, house for rent, or just about
anything, call 529-8490.
Great new books for you
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Maddie Elverton is a
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and her love for another
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young officer of the law.
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Building something beautiful is what you have in mind. While your talents
and abilities shine in the process, this is not a solitary undertaking. The co·
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;: CANCER
Your need for financial security could be taking unneeded precedence
over other aspects of your life. Yes, it does look like you're achieving
some of your goals in regard to material matters, but don' t disregard everything
and everyone else.
LEO
You're all in a whirl, a social whirl.
Use your creative and organiza·
tional abilities to bring people to·
gether in a lively, lovely way. in
other words, have a party. Concern
for others comfort and enjoyment
is bound to make it a good
one.
VIRGO
Recognize your position as a role
model for a younger person in
your life and act accordingly.
There's nothing at all difficult
about doing it. All you have to do
is pay attention, spend some enjoyable
time together, and be you.
LIBRA
Balancing the need of family with
the needs of friends will require
some extra attention. The needs
of someone from your past and
someone from your present are
both important, and yet quite different.
SCORPIO
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* • August has been quite a month for you. Your power is growing and you're
seeing the reolization of a dream. As you move into September the re·
spansibility of your influence on others is what you're most concerned
with.
SAGITTARIUS
Don't pass up a great opportunity to learn something new. There's a teacher/
student relationship in your life that can offer much more than you
might normally expect. Respect diverse viewpoints and opinions.
CAPRICORN
Same long distance information received now could be both a pleasure
and distraction. You're so involved with what you're involved with that
the news, no matter how good, could be somewhat overwhelming. Take it
in stride. Accept the change.
AQUARIUS
A bit of travel at the end of summer could be just what the doctor ordered.
It is amazing what a change of scenery can do. While an around-the-world
cruise would be nice, a long weekend with one you love can do the job
quite nicely.
PISCES
This turning point that you're standing at could involve some serious con·
sideration in regard to providing for th future. while the details would
be too much for some, you find them to ea real pleasure. Enjoy the process.
Looking for a
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Montrose Branch We're a Library!
Library is Houston Public Library's newest branch. We have
books and non--print items for children and adults available for
free checkout with a Houston Public Library card, and regularly
scheduled storytimes for children as well as adult programs.
4100 Montrose Blvd. (almost at Richmond Ave.)
Houston 77006 I 520--5487
Mondays and Thursdays: Noon to 9 PM
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and
Saturdays: 10 AM to 6 PM
WW Rogers Equesbtan Center
Fort Worth, Texas
November 17, 18 8r 19
*TICKETS ON SALE NOW*
Tickets available through your local TGRA Chapter. Tickets on sale at
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Including All Foley's Stores
To charge tickets by phone 1-800-284-5780
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