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THE NEW~ 'AP~A MQ,..,TAOSEOC0•111• itg\Iulih•hinttl-p gCJ FRIDAY December29. 19890 Jf 479 529-8490
MONTROSE WEATHER THROUGH MONDAY. Cl ;Cly "ld ~ Day h1gt Night lws1nth< 4C'" Turr ng '?IClerM('ldlymght
Future unclear for people at burned complex
JU.111dt'nt11oftht'W<H>dh1·11dApart·
mmtM.virtuE1llyde11truyedmamid
day fiTt>Saturday, De<•.:l:I, have all
foundt1-mμorary .. h1·ltN:hutJl'i'rm11
nl'nt relo•:ationnftht•l'fi\Lmated!iO
11topled11<1>la(1·d by tht• bluu· 111<llll
UllCt'T\ll111.11<pokt-1<pt•r11onfortht'
Huutoton l'h&μlt'r ofthf' /\men<·ar1
RK!Cru•11aidl\a·1<d!ly
Wt'vt11,..i1<tt-dalltht·fam1Jil'tl111
vol~t-d t'Xl't·pt one:· 111.1d RuMllf'll
Hubh&rd.-We>1 .. itott'dwith1mm ....
duU•·nt't"d11,fco<>dandelt•thmJo[M•"'t
oftht'my,ert'ablt•tofindaplaceto
Ml.a~· ,.1th fr1c-nd. or rel&tl\·u;· ho:
uod
ln>1tf'Hd ot PllUlllWOUt food. the
RE'd l"r..- U•ut'd ··d1spf'l"MUllf or
dt>n.:'•1m1h1rtorhe<·h.l0Hllo,.the
pt'<lpll'topun·h~tht'ltuwnMUp·
phu. Huhhard•md ThonwhohHd
n"pla<"t'lnKl•Wt'rehou>1t'd m lo1:al
motel•h)tht'H.t-dl"r..-.Tuofami
hl"ll rl'mamt-d m mott'l r<>1>m11 on
Tuuday
R.-dl'ro ... voluntttr>111)>1odU.tnbutt..:
lhlank1·t.and'"mmfor1ku.11·· to
tht· >1hot'kt-d tt'llldl'll!J<. many vf
whnm lo>1t all tht'ir ht.-lonl{1nj{>1 in
th\' fire. A naLuralKll.""PllCt'hcat,.r
man UP>1\a>r11 apartment WWI ht•
lwn.Jtoh11.vt'Ktnm.Jtht•blaiethat
•wd\ly enwulft'<I 1h1· wmpl .. it at
11hout 11:00 am Saturd11y, m tht·
mid><tof1·1ty ,.·1dt'w11terp~Uk
J>ll•hlt·m>1 brought 011 by the d•'(·p
frt'<•Zf'
OfthelliHJ>artmt•ntumtamthe
complt'x. 1-1wht wttecompl..tf"\y d~
.. tr.,y.-.1. an·ordmw It• lloualon Firt'
llt·pllrtmrnt K\at>alln1. Four of th<!
T"t'nu11mnw uml•"l'T•·fl11•1fi@d.1U1
h11v1111l maj"r dllm~ ,. Tht· ~I"'··
d nl>. m• tly 1.. ..
w11hanavo:r11go:twotofourch1ldrl'n
livmwin e11fhuni1.arecuns1dereclat
hiwh ri>1k of b<:'CominK homell'>ll
Mnttt11pt'akonlySpuniah.11nd><t\"t'r
al of th .. women art'prt'gnant
ll ahna Shanar. "ho o"nl'd tht·
apartmtnt buildin11. 1<a1d hl' ,. ...
wnrnt'daboutw·hl'l"l'h1>1fonnt'l'kll
anta,.ould11onow lll'aa1dan1>thl'r
Jm1•ll'llht'o"nsi-.alrt'11dytoll.and
thath•·wouldnutbrahl<'tohelprt'lo<"
«telhl'rN.il'nt><,.·1tb1uta,..i .. t
Huhht1r• aid •.h H.l'<i l'ru will
contmu!'toht>lptheflre•· ifllm"ona
·ca~byca,.l'··i.a .. , ... ·Mo,.toltht·m
willhawtolindaVl'rm11.n1·ntphK<'
jtorl'lo•:atelontho:irnY.n (lnn·tht•)
domuvem.Y.t'tanhdp,.·ithh•u"t·
hold1tf'm•andothE>rn....d"
Soml'ILml'll wt may m~ to ht•lJ>
with rN•t t" Kl1.,•m•~·n .. mo•·.-d in
lt'tt hard toaay· 1t"tt all d"nl'CTtl<t' by
t'a.ll';·ht-l(lid
F1r .. 1 w·ttt- a l''"bh·m m •>th•
p11ri..uft.,,.·n11,. ..... 11,,.·er1he("hris1
maaw"'ko:nd.andth .. R..d('r~
,·hapter" fin<mw 1i...ci
111 Jll"t'8. 1<t..;ttf anti '"lunlt•t•r J>OOI
~tram1·d this"' k. On 'l\lt'tldtl\'. ~,.,
1 al firt· \·ict1m"""1t1·d 111 tht·lolih~·
of tht' H.t-d ("rn"-11 ,n;,.., to tl'l>1>rt
Hui )ard8illd cht'd>a)>!t'I haart•
<"t'ln-d a «·w ntlli< .. from P<"'•PI•
y,·ant11i: tc h .. lp thtlM' 1m·uhrd m
the ~l· llll't'tlt' Ii ceand ••ltrrrnwd••na
ti m. ch ks x>1\andd1,1hmw
items l!t'MUL 1· 1dn•tkn•w··•fan
o K 1 ·t·d r: whborhood fh1m h
I.th I
Community leaders have mixed feelings about the 90's Concern for
patients'
rights called
crttical
By SHJ-:Ht ("0 11 1-:~ UAHIJO~:'i~: Tht·l'ffo ·1 of AIDS. ht>11aid, i1<that
141 •. ,,,,.. .. ,, \·,,,, ... f.d1t th1• guy mo\·emt·nt hae be.,n ··r1;>-
!St"l·,.ndot twn1>ar1J1) \'enit-d"
AH th1· l!!l-!0'1 dr1tw to ti de I hope tht• l'\O"M will he rt'mt•m
leaclf'n of l lotu•ton·K l1·1h1au 11nd t>.·n-d 118 the de<"ade of AIDS. OP.
gay 1~1mmuu1ty 11n·111v1nw tlwd ,,,u1t1· that m,..m,. I hOll"' Wf' w·1ll
adl' mixt·d rl'Vii'Wll. Tiu•-'' art· Hilt<> t•n!('T II po>lt·AIJ>S j>('riod llOmP.
offerin11 diffrn·nt v11·w!J nn wh1·th t1ml' in the 90"8. I want to em11ha
t'ror nntthi•ulft·Y.t'llTl'Uhout\(>t•n ><lZt· that th111 is just o hopt· .. rea·
ter •·un NLrn itM pn·rnuturt· m1·k· 8onnhly. I am not optimisti<·. I
nam1·-thE>"'(;11y ·,10'11:· dun"t Kt'(' 1t happt>ning:· he 1;aid
Wh1•n tlw /\(f11 h1·111tn. "'i" hud a l'lt•arly.AllJS has put us on the
\·ery d11<tortt-d \·11·w ofrt·alit~·:· 1rn1d dl'!t·n><i,·l' and clt•arly. we are now
Ra.- Hill, pn10Hlt-nt of llnu!<tnn p..e111m1,.t1c:. Hill fontmued
Gav <1nd L.i:·i<hiun l'olit1cal l"Hut.'u• lfou11ton probably offt-ni a d{'ar
in J!IMI and long timo• hwul at·ti\ l'r uamplt- of<gay leadt·r11·f think
i11t. ··in rn:'.-1 w1·'d hnd what Wl' mir on a natmnal levl'l than :-.ew
pl'T<'l'l\t'li tht•n to he a ,.,.,y Bl Yurk or San Franci!l<'<.I. r>iatiuna\
c:e1111ful Mart"h •Jll W_...hLfll{t<lrl. In )y. P"'l'll' art'pt·ss1mi>1ti1·. Jn l!OUR·
l lvu>1tun.th..r1·w11.9'J",,y,n~t1 .. ·tm1t ton, Wl'·r., po.·«.~1mi111ic. But m the
m !!fill and our lin<t jla~· prutt' pa lnrw•·r gay centerfl that havt' bft.n
radt' m 197'.'I. Ttw 11 .. u1<t""K'"' and hit hardt11t by AIDS. peopll' art•
l1.1<b1an t-ommuml\ hi cl irorwon runnm1t"cared
tht' oflt·n>1L'""· and wt i·ntt·red !ht· Thl' deft>n~ive climate. and lhl'
110"son th1·0Ut"n11iw .. arly losa 11fa gt'nE>ration ofn1<i
"/\l that um1', th•· lead1•r1h1p hit•. t·umm1t1ed act1n1<1.11 hWI mad1·
118" tht· J!IM)"s 1111 u dt·•mlc m "rol1·mod1•Jmg"'animportantron
which wt• would 1~>nhnu1· th1~ pat <-.:rn for tho11t' who remam. he add
tern. and m11kt' m11i11r .. 1nd1·11. It Pd "Wt> nt't.'d another gl'nl'rahon
wa11 th1s thinkmw that lmd tht· ot v111ihll' lt'adl'n a>1 roll' modt·ls
toundatwn for Ti·x1ll llum11n Wt· will nt"t-d ])l't1ple (in the 91)°111
Righ\11 Foundations 11><11ault on "h" will ht- more pu11hy. mnyht· a
21.llli, und for th1· Mi•nlroKt'1\t·t1vi ht tit' morl' radical than anythinw
ty Ct•nt1·r"11 pl11n1< for 111·ommumt~· that wa~ n1·ce1<Hary in the pn1<t
f{'ntd" ! till 1·ontmu1-d ·w,. "l'rt" Hut tht· defeni<ive ~lance ha1< nl
opt1m11<ti1·" 110!1·dtothl'dl'\·elopml'ntol"pas
lfthtturn olthi11dt·t·ad1·u1111 1<1waftinsm"' thatronfusesand
t·umra11t. do111 1t nl('an that th.. undnmml'H Kn.vs· l"Ommitml'nt tt1
c:ommu111ty Ill nnw on tht• !lt·h·n tht•ir own ril{hts. hE' said
111n., nnd 1•nt1·nn11 th" ~10 11 with lt'i< not that our enemiE-11 haw
1<omt· dt·Krt>t• nf p1-im1Mn·• ,\,· heC"om1• more soph1stu·i1ted. hut
C'l>rdmg to l lill. tht· an~"'' "yt thut lr1t·nd1< ha,ebec:umt·murt·~o-phi~
llfatt'd 11.t 1•xplo1tmg u1
inwour~upport to thl'ir 1>rofit nnd
ourlos1. Tht> l!IHtl'~wt•rE>atrt'mt·n
dou" ~·tb11fk, not 110 much m tan
jCiblt>thml(ll. bu1 ml.l•rmsolwhat
ooJl<I HNI 11houlcl hn~• h<•t•n" 11;11
111lid
Whnt i11 nt•t•dt'<i t11 rever11t· tht•
tn·ndi1<1t"rt•vi•·11l'"ot1> ridt•and
fommitmt·nt to wa.• r1ghll<, ht· Ml.id
'[ don"t know if that"i< guin1t tu
happen"
IA"11hi11n fl'mini11ta<11n1<t Heborah
B-1'11. h<oWl'\'t'r. tiaid 11he i11 en
h'nng tht· !111"11 with opt1m111m
I fet•I WTY01'tim111t1t":· 1aid Bt>ll,
y,ho i1< adi\'E' with Wumyn11pa<·e.
·1 thmktht•rewillho:-alotofpc>t<i
UH chanK<'• 1akmg pla<"f' m tht.>
~i(J"11. t'~pec:ial\y fortht· IPMhian and
gHy t-C•mmumty I think it will be
e111<it'r1t1hc· ·uut:andourvitnbihty
will inrrewie. I 1hmk wt·y,1ll 11l'"t'
our prl'!<t·nt"t' mcre1111e in polit10J.
Tht· l!-11'11'•. said &II, wa>1 a
limt>of t ran~1twn'
Wt·KtJtnot1tal1fifth1syt'ar.11.nd
i<tarted lookmg back at a lot nt
thin1t~ that happt·nt..Im thept1Ht,
11h1·1<111d. ··Th1·1:1(f"wu111Umt•of
tr1111111twn and rl'fle.:tion. I think
tht·90'Mw1Jlkadu11onintoatimt•
wht·nlw1nglt11hianorg11yiMmuch
more at'<'l'pti'(t in the muin
Nlrt·am. lth1nk1twLllb1·11nunder
t·urn·ntoftht·t"hnnwei<thutare
prt•st·nt!y happt•ning u!J nwr tilt'
,.·orld:·,.hei<>lid
And althuugh tht· truirt-dy of
A[J)Sdarkt·rwdthei-i(J"e,t·•·t·nthat
produt·t·d~omt·po1ntl\t•s.><hE>1<aid
':AlllSallowt·du toumtt•maway
th11.t rould n!'vt'r ha.vi' happent'd
otht'rwL11l':· Bell 1<nid
For lt'tlbian11, the /:10'11 ml'ant
11oml' ~mve11tridt'lltowardl'•·
tabli11hing a J)l'nmnal identity. l"'lll·
<u ... •1tn•l"-..·i•'1l" .. tY.ufk.H1•ll_ ..
tht•u11cand indusiunuftheword
'lt'1<hian:· whit·h womt•n madt
n>mmtm placeduringthel:IO'afor
community evcnti< andorganiia
tions. as a signofgruwth
I think that we·r!' 11till 11trug
gling. a11 womcn. tol'!<t.ablii<h our
own identity:' 11aid &II. " I think
that t.rnditionally, wt' han· ht-en
opprl'Slied within tJUr own com mu
nity. hut that"s fhanjfing:· Femt
nibmwiU··comt'mto1Uioy,n· m
theC'Omingdecudt• Bf."ll addt>d
I~Harringtun.whobt>gin>1hllt
t:lth \l'ar as an activi~t m 1990.
be!ievf"!< thl' Houston and natmnal
gay rommunity ih fa<"ing a fhal
lengeevengreatt.>rthanA IDS
·1 believe there i" no quet1tion
that our mt>~t fonnidahlt· advl'r
llllTY. m the long run. ill cr1tin11ly
low IH'll·l'l'll'l'm Our political and
11<><.:ial11ut·ce1111t'llarE>dirl'ctly rt>lat
edtothedegreethatwebehevehir
mosexualit)· is healthy:· 1a1d
Harrington "That's wherE>I plan
to devotl' my t>ffortll 111 tht•
!KJ"s ... ra111inglei:;bianandgay>1E>I!
esteem through theatt•r and poli
tifa"
T he overwhelming maJonty of
ga_\·mt>nandll>HbianMdunotfeel
goud about their >1l'xual orientll
tion.··wt'manifes1thatin111>gn•11t
ant•1'CI fora«·t•p111ncethat ,.·!'>1t1ll
wo to nearb· any lt>ngth to hide
y,·ho Wt' are. with family, w11h
frit'nda, and at tht' offin·
HarrinKton1a1d. ·'I1<nurmtt-11tlt'
foraa lt''! l think ...... hutwt•t·anht·al
th1amind111·t
Jl arrington lll'lil'Vt'tl 11 tum
rou nrl j,o l><,.llihlt· in the 00' h
willrequinlo1J1ufmonl'y1tnd
ofedut·a11on.hutif11t·r1ti<"altht1t
we a ddreu it 11t•riouMly ht·cau.~t· it
affod.t11·v£>rythin1tw1·11rt>uhout
he11aid. ll eblamt'lllow~t>lf.l'!<tt·1•m
for nej!'.at1vely afft•C11nw proi(rt in fight
tn the national AIDS Rtru1twl H~ !'Al I. RAEllL H~
llowl'n•r. he tie.E.'9 e\·1d1·ra·t· •I
fhal~~~:(':t'l~~u~~:('(" .... ml' younj( ;.;~:w YUHK APr-:-;Ul"t"l"S> ... 11 an~
let1b1an.t1 and 1<aY8 1•nu·rmw thl' failun-s n tht· wm \&'3ln1<l AIDS
work forct· dt·termined to 1<t'lt~:t a i;hlw l at n> cern fo patlt'nlH"
work plan•wht-retht>1rd11i1nity will ights lll ess< ntlal fhl' lthauthur
l.lf' ht-yond t·hallt·njtf'. ,\ 101 of that 1 ll't1h ·~to111t·n h·tp .'lemK.lht·
dependiion how Wl' feel ahoutour· d r ... o c... w, rl~ llt·alth (Ir
"elv.,._;· he 11a1d. wan 2ano a AllJS n gram a1ty11
kee:7i;~t::•"1:_~r==~~:1~1~~;.~ In ~ n ••r. w IJl'C. ;!! llr Jun
a1<k why didn"tRoim l'ark..~JU>'tKU atlun, Jann &11d m n)' ifth1·d111·
aht't1d and 111t in the ha .. kofth• crm1r.uoryl W8J>vlmplan·dur·
bus m MontKnmE>rY m 1~:..;' Sht· II R l- e 1 •lllal pm1<" .. arlwr m thl'
would ha\'l' irotten wht·rt·1<h1·,.a~ ">1 a\·" :>l't'nn·p h·da11tun·rn
gomir JUllt 01< qu1t·kl~·. nnd proha· nwnts dis. \'t'rt-d h Juy,.s Y.t·rt·
bly morl' 110!.,J~·. Why thd ,,.ht· JU>lt 1mpedmg t't! •rlll t• hwht tht· d111
htwe to rn1·k tht' boat.' You tt•ll mt· e;ist• 11 1<pn·;u!
e,··~~-'~!h8ti~ ~1:::~t'~i~~n': ~~;·~ ·w,. maclt· a ~lK d 1<cowry dur
11ay, not without ht·urinR 11l1<1ut1t. mw tht· 1'+1'<1>< !hi.t ranks t1Kht up
ifthe1 r deni11lmakt>Hmor1•diffkult tlwrt·withtht'diM·oq·ryoftht·vi
tht· honl'81 life I want to lt•ad: rus and 1h1· nrnd1·11 uf t.pn·ud:
Harrmgto1111a1d ""_I would Kl\'t' 111· Mann 11aid hy tt·!t·phont· lrom «t··
m06t anytlunir 11 a trl{·nd hud rw\a ,\ndth11td1><rn\·t·ni1<tha1
~?1~';~,;;~\~e~~l;;rb;~~-~e t,n:~~ to fight thi11 wluhal q>1d•·mi« ot m
to ldmeopt'nnes11 andinh·l(rity•·n· lt'<"lm1 d8e11.s1·. vou mu><t ul11u
rkh a per .. on"11 hfl'. and thut I .. 1111 fil{ht •II n ' Jirt• u1un· and ch!i·
m11<J>lnK th1- bl'tlt n·ar11 of mini· 1·11mm<1f1 n
llt-alth fluu•h• h11\·t· lw•rn 1<u<·
What's your new year's resolution? n·ssl~I n .irh.iir ru;ky s.·llt111! t~·
8\IO m nil i.:av m1·n m San
Franci11roam m •nicf1·mall-J>To11
111utt'$ In ~11i obi. !i. .. nya und !' ..
ru. «ITln •th•·rpll"l'&. :\lann
•IDd
/ d11n'tha1·•·<uw Tahu.-r1 1.·u.~
All o;;: h1 • p U!lf1tm11 haw m
1e Tl'f1lat11·1t1<mto
d ,.,.lo tnl!' Up"!Ortn·t·ll-l><.'lal en
•·mnn .. n thttt reu><1·11 du1a1m1
n11t1~n al{ 1n8t i1+ ·tt-d J.I 'i>lt· ht'
aad. ·w .. \·1·rt- lil ... itha.t 1norder
to fillht •• eufullv llJUILn>1t
Aills. •t 111 ntal tu pruu .. ·t tht·
r11<ht~ and diJ<mty of J><·"plt·
AIDS show extended due to 'unprecedented attendance'
:\lann ,<Ltd thaL m"n· than .J;»
nountr11'8. •ndud11111 tlw t:11111·d
Stah"s. p 11M·dla"~1nth1·]!1,..011re
~1nct1n1t 1mm11{rnlwn b.v pt·oplt'
mft.l'tt-d" 1ti1lu·humanimmuno
l1·1iC"1t· \'HrU"•lll\·1h111n1uMt'I
at·q, in·d 1mn uni· !1· ica·m·.•· ~.vn
irome
t>;t:" \'OHi\ ,\I'> ·A ~\11nh11tt1
a a lier~· 11a_,.,. a \\ '·· ta~· o)l•·n b.
nu11t' of ··unprl't-..dt"nt..d attend
anrt" at an Aiiis rt'l11tt'd art ~h ,,.
that h11d 11• !i\O 1)()11 ft"d~r I lfTllnl
wmpor11nlyrl'tlondl'd
\j, than i't"'Ple have .... ~·n
th1· .. xhibmon. W1tn"-"~ Awam~t
Our\"an1.1hmi.:. 1111<-.. 1tnpt-nt'd111
Art1ttlll ~pat't' ~,". 16
~nrmally. about 1200 pt"•plt·
y,011:~ attend an Artilll.11 Spa• "h''"
••·o·r tl1t samt· Umt. Hnlot·rtH Sklar. a
waller)· ·puk"~"''m""· ~aid [)e.; l<...
Tht' Kllllt'r~· w11~ '" do•· lor the
"t't'k h.-tY.ttn ("hn .. 1ma811nd :'it'"
Ytara Ila)·. but d1"<"1dt'd :o n·ma1n
>Vi'n t<>B<Tommud11t1· \181\"rs llrc
:; •. throuwhlle<: lrom lam.I•
ti pm .. ~ht' ·ai..:. Thl' <hu" ,.,Jl
... 1JHJan.6.
Tht'Klllltty .. a .. attht't"t'nl<'rofa
ntmumg o>ntn•,·tny about c.
111n;hipmth•·art•andK"'ernment
1undmw The '.\ational t:nd1• .. ment
In l'uba. wh1• ]'t"OJ>lt w1·r1·
!or th<' Ari> had B"·"' ·d 11.-.: )Cl luund !~ ){' 1h tt-d. tht·\' wl'rl·
l(Tlln\fortht'•h""·butne lfl(I<·• 11'1 u•kt'd o le3\'l' th ir homl' and
•h1whl~ puhltnzt'dmnn.c•llnl!"l'Ol1
t-ernH thatthr~h"" h11d~ '1~1
p-0h111·al
l'hedt"C"Ul"ll"lllrt'\·t'r- JU8l)l"fon>
tht'~h<,,. .• ,.Pl'nlflK
their Jbandl(c :oar1·nuva1t·dhu.·
pita! nth<" 11.;skuu ,,f lla\ana
wh TI'the)""'l"l'ltl\'t'naHlaryhu1
Y,l'Tt' b a1t.'al ~· .k .. p \lann 11111d
~ M(INTRC iE V• ;E :EMllER29 1!'19
Father of accuser says his son is a liar and thief By SA~ LU. 'IAL'l.J ~
:>;EW YORK APi Thd11tht> •f11
former malt' prot•UlUlt "ho ac
CUHt'd thtHt-\ Brun·R1ttt-r<>lm11·
UMmgCo\'tnant llou11t lund .. and
l'nlt'BRlnlt' ln at;exual alt1urrnlh·d
h1s11nn11nt'mot1onallytruuhlt>dli
aranda1hiel1<hohurt1th• t>1<hu
trytohtlph1m
thyWarnerwhenhemadethtalt"l(
iHwn!> al(ainst Riller H1
ch11ricP•offinancial1mproprtt'lit'll
b\ tht· f-"rannscan priest arP b@1n11
ln\t't<tll(llted by tht' Manhanan
:h1>1r1c1 attorney'i.office.
Kitt mduated h1 ha• •pt'lt
thou~and11 ut dull11r~ and 11uHPred
imme11>1urabl1•heart11.rheandt-m
barrn1111mt>ntin try1n1rtocompt-n
s11tehi" 11on·11\·u11m11
Thi· vu·t1m11· 11.vm1-111.thy and hu1
own wilhn11ness to makt' Kuud
theirloHH ar1• th1·only rea11on11
1\1•\m.anonl~thild.hasnotbt't'n
arr1•11tt>dmorethanht>has,tht>fa
th1•r11111d
u beli \f'.~ KP\·in 1<a1 rt-all~
"-fraidol •methmg. but ht-no"
calls him a 1ociopath and a patho],,
icic11.J liar.
Earlier th11; mnnth m :.;t',,. York
usmK the name Timoth~· Warner.
l\e\in charged that afttr Rittt>r
bruuj!:hthimto:>;ewYork.011tt·n11i
bl)· to hidt>him fromdan1<erina
1<aft·houst.the)·bt_.icana11cxualat
lair.
Tht formerpr,.sututesa1d thut
Jamt' Harnt>tl.l'XK'UllHdi"'.
turo!C>wnant H<>1111t', ... udohi·
cial1 at thi-11ht·ltt·r n''" kno1< that
younj( Kitt'· ht-d tu u11 about hi~
namt-. hl.'d fo u11 abuut hi" agt,
abouthishnml'tn1<n11ndabouth11<
h!t-ht·in1<mdanj(t'r\\t>aliwknow
he'11 a thwf-hi11 filtht'r ha" c..on
firmt·dthat
Pl~y
Safe! Kevmha11apatkrnulnottdl
1nl(thttruth:· AltunK1tt'11aidllt'C
20 ofh1H 11on. Kt·vm Lt·t· Kitt·. ~.J.
'AndhehBMBll8t1t·rnuf1ntt•ntiun·
allyhurtmlt'pMpi1-whotrytoh1·lp
him. particularly peopl1· 1<ho·w
bttomt'afathnfij(uretoh1m
Kttt•s fathtr.ajuniorcollc11cllC
•untm1r teacht·r. saidht·drcided
1u .. peakoutaftt'rCovenamHou1<c
ol!krnls told him about hi~ son's
(·harict·s agamst Riner. The11heltt>r
offtciali. said they found the father
dt•1<pllt- ha\'iniconly the namesol
two 11mall Texas towns and a
wrung namt'1u,; ltad"
lnt•Hrtotali-dop11nnmount,
Kitesaid."Wt•n·11t1llpaymicforit
!1111 mothnund I 11rt>both tt·ath·
t·r11. Wch11\·1·almo1<\nort·tourct·11
lt>!t.financ1allyort·motiona!l.\-
mrtturnfor11t-x.Ritterputhimin ,----------------~
K1tt.,whuh\'t-111nTt·xa11.11111dh111
11•m'11behavinrisc11u»t·dbyad1ai.:
nu11ed ix•nonahty di11ord1·r and
that ht ha11 TN1'ivt'd p11~Th1u1r'
treatmt-nt
Kt·\mha.ca111edp-eoplt'Kre11t
problem• and hardflh1p "Ith hi•
d1~honeiity ht-Jore:- f\itt' told ft'
porters at Covenant Hvo!H' ·1
"<>uld likt tu help ••,mtont- who
ha>Ji.ufteredl>t<au .. t'olh1m.lft't'l
a 1<re11.t deal of rt-tipun111b1h1y
l\t>nn Kiteu1<t>dth1 namt>T1m
Ritter said laterhPft>ltKl\e1<as
l.watinl( up on himself' hecau~e
ht• ~a" Ke\in·s failurt'M as his
o"n Tw i.een that a lot.' the
pne,;t said
K1tt'sa1d othe~who hawsut
!trt-d h«ause of Kl"nn mclodP
!riends and ne1ghboT11 who ha\t'
hl>f'n\ll"l1mi.othtscredn-cardand
heck frauds
K1te11aid htopaid &)()()thatwa1<
~argM to one of h111own credn
rnrd.sJan.14whenKennrenteda
hmouMine m Dalla11 to use as a
bruthe'
K111·11a1d ht had nut l<l"•kt·n to
hit ion 11inrt' tht 0111"ht of Jan 13
and did not kno1< whPtht>r he
woold1et>hlm1<hilein!\'.e" York
Kt'nn !.H Kitt-, u11inganahas
and cla1mm11 his lift wa• in dan
icer.110u11"htrt-fo11t•intht:>;e1<0rl~
anaCo,·enant llouaela8t ,,.·mtt-r.
JTdLOI( tol'hihpHoudrtBU.t'X
ecUh\·e d1r1'Ct<r of tho program
th'-"rt
•Tht tar WBll 1-111.lpahle:· 11aid
Hr rirt>a1 11. '"><utl wurker and
P"Fh< ·,,11 ~t Houdrtiu 11id he
an ap11rtment. enrolled him in a
t<>llel(e.boughthimclotheH.attlt-''
llilOn set. 11nd a computer and
l(ll\t·himi;pendin1rmone}
After thealle1<ationHwerepubli11hed.
theManhattandismctat
torney'1; office annoum:ed II wa11
JQkmg into Ritttr's 011t· otCovt'nant
Hou,.,.. mone\
Ritter and other Co\enant
Houlll' ufficialsd~medthe8l'XBnd
mont'y char)<t't and be1ran their
own probe.The} W•orriedthatpn
,·ate con1ribuuoru<, which makt·
more than \:Ill pen·t-nt of Cl•\·e
n11nt HouMe·11 funding. would dr~
Posthumous coun victory achieved for patient
LOS Al\'GU.~S 1M»-A m11n that ht> had AIDS
1<ho died of AIDS won 11. !"..<tho
mou11 lt-1(&1 \-1ctory in hu1 fi11ht
wtth a nail 11alon that rt>fu11ed tQ
1(1,·ehimapl.'dkure
ThestatPCourtofAppt-al11lll'<"
20upheldthtcun11t1tutionalityof
aWe11tliollywoodordmancethat
ban11di11criminatinnagam11tpl"Qp]
e with acqutred immune defi
Tm ju11t overv.·helmed with
happine~s. I i.poke at his funeral
All of 011 wanted to win this for
l'aulandforthemillionsofpeople
wtth AIDS:· his attorne\', Gloria
Allred. said Dec. 21
t'Xpo11ed aalon worker• to AIDS
and the ri11k. though marirmal,
wa•una('(_·eptable
Ja11per11on. 37, died of AIDS in
May, buthi11appealc<>ntmued
On Uec. 'l-0. the three-member
~ond Circuit Court of Appeal•
court ruled<!·! torever8t'thelower
coorl ruhng and enforce theordi
of personal lll'n·ict'fl." who then
can take precautions
"Thisca1tw1111ex1remely 1mpor
tant, because we were 11eekmg to
enforce the WPst Hollywood city
ordinance which had been used aa
a model and copied by many other
cities throughout the nation:· Mt.
Allred11&id
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ciency11yndrome
In a March 19/:lti Los Anicele!O
Cnunty Superior Court ruling. a
judge found that Jasperson was
denied sen-ice because of hu1 ill· Thecourtnidtheord1nance.by
Paul J11.1pen1on had 11ued Je111 nl'fls, bot refu11ed to i11ue an in· pre\'enting di 11crimmation. 11er\'t"ll
ca'11 :>;ail Salon fur canl'l'hnll" h111 )Unction apublichealthfunctionb)·encour
Jul)· 19N:i appomtmt'nt tor a pedi Judge Lawrence Waddington aging those with AIDS to make
curt- after he mtntwnt'd to a d1t'nl ruled that the pedicure potentially thPir illn ., known to 'providen1
Los Angell'!!. which ha"e similar ~---------------_J
ordinanCffl,hadfiledbriPfsonbe- ~---------------~
half of Jaspen1on. at did the city
iiu,·trnmtnt of Wt'llt Hollywood
and tht>American Civi1Llbert1H
Lniun of Southern California
Lawmakers warn they may force university to keep ROTC
MADISO!\ Wi1. Al'1 ·lkl(i and contract.& Wiseonsin i8 11eek from indi\·idual lt>irislatoni
U\'l' committee memben have ad· mic from tht Department of De Mi.. Shala\a 11aid 1he di11poted
vi1ed Uni\enuty of Wiscon11m fen11e and !\'ASA. along with thou· some oftht> lawmakerl assertions
Madison ChancPllor Uonnal 11anchi of job@ there would ht' dire con11equence1
Shalala that !omng the Re11er\'t' L'W faculty memben voted 3/.6- if ROTC wa11 kickl.'d off campus
Officer11'Tra.inmgCurp1olframp :r!4l'r on Uec. 4 10 recommend the "Thf'rt1., no f'vidt•nt"I' that wf''d
u11could be a ro11tly \·enturt' for the prugram hf' removed from campus lotie any ft>dt·ral monpy WP'rt' not
UW by H!!J3 if it did not begm admit· required to have ROTC-we're
The seven membt•r11 of the As· ting gay men and women. M11 juet requirtd to have military td
-sem-bl)· Mihtal')· Affa1r11 Commit- Shalala eaid ehe wae proud oftht ente tounes'" to fulfill eontral'tob- -~-~-~ --· - panel might introduce legi1l11uon The final deci11ion on whethPr •Tm 8ympathetic to tht need to
to a1111ure that ROTC etay• on ROTC should be expelled must be attract jobs, but we have a funda
campus made b)· the t:W Board of Re- mental IMUt' of di1crimination
M11. Shalala 1.1 currently renew gent.&, which is awaiting :\b htre;· 1he 11aid
mg a faculty \"Ole earher thi11 Shalala's recommendallon before Tht> military affairs c.-imm1tttt.
month that recommendl.'d that at·tmg cumpn11ed of li\'e Dem<XTata and
ROTC be eKpellt>d from the camp- Mi.. Shalala said Dec. 21 while three Republican&, told M1
u11 if th' mihtary doe& not end it• lhP"' ill "no quesuon that ROTI...' Shalalathat they hoptlhPand tht
ban on gay people by l~l:I and thP Defense Department board of reirenu ·will ch009e a
In a letter to M11. Shalala. cum 11hould not dill(."riminate:· 1he has more prudtnt routP with which to
mittee membt~ 11aid forong not decided whether to recom addreMthprpelistouehere--thatis
ROTC off campus would COllt the mendROTCbekickedoffcampus. the military policy toward gay ho-uni\'
ers1ty $l million a year in fed The chancellor 11aid 8he hBll re· mQHxualM and not the pre11en~ of
era! expenditorn ce1ved many letters both aupport· ROTC on campu1:•
They alto taid 11 rould Jt'<Jpard· mg and oppoling the facul1y'srec· Eliminating ROTC "will do
1ze another S43 million in grant& ommendation. including 11ome nothing to addre8' the problema
bting eneountered by gay• at·
tempting to tnt.er military 11en-·
ice:' thteommittee'slettersaid
The committee letter alM>11&id
the facu!ly vote "could not have
been more ill-timed becauae the
11taie111curren1Jytryinxtoattract
the Army's Joint Readinee111'rain
ing Center to Fort McCoy;• which
could create 2000jobs
The removal of ROTC al10 "will
mean the 1011s of educational opportunitiee
for tho1e studenta who
dependonthefinanciala11istance
offered by the program and affect
future university recruitment ef.
forta:'
The letter wat ~igned by com·
mittee chairman Rep. Dale Bolle.
D-Manitowoc, and the 11ix othtr
commntee members: Marlin
Schneider. D-Wiscon11in Rapids;
Lal')· Swoboda. D·Loxemburg,
Robert Thomp11on. 0-Poy·nett.e; Al
Baldu1. D-Menomonie: Te!T)·
Mus11er. R·Black Ri\'Pf f-'alls; Her
on \'an Gorden. R-jl;eillaville:and
David Zien, R-Gilman
Divided N.Y. court orders new trial in education case
'~~ -~~,,~~~,BAl'DER
ALBAr-.:Y. N Y. tAl'l-More ltgal
argumentsareinstorebeforetht
i811ue of whether any religious
group can be extmpted from the
statt't required AIL)S education
pf0ir'J"am11ffttled
The1tate'11opcourt0e<'i9or
deredanewtrialforthePlymouth
Brethren "'hgious 1e<1.. which ha1
argued that tht ltate EduC'ation
DepartmPnt can't force 1U child
ren to ltarn about BC'quired im
munedefiC'iencysyndrome
• A deeply di"ided :>;r" York
Court of Appeal• 11aid it didn"t
• knol'. enough about thP religmus
. group to rult on iu claim that
AIDS education vLDlated their
memben" nght to practi('l' tht1r
.faith
·Funherfactualde\·elopmt-ntiH
requ1redbt'foreaconclo1<ioncan
ht' reached-either way-on tht
queetionofwhetherthe freeext'r·
ciseofs1ncerelyheldreligiou11be
liefe is burdened hr compul8ory
AIDS education: Judge Judith
Kaye wrote
Five judgea agreed to order a
new trial. Judge Vito Titone
backed the religioua group and
Judge J011eph Bel\ac011a supported
the1tale
The con11titutional te11t of the
state's requirement that all 1choo\
children ]tarn about AIDS came
from a Christian religioua ll'Cl
with about 140 members on Long
l11land and!>•> members in Rochee·
The Brethren. who 1trictly for·
biddruguse.tex before marriage
and tven unchaperoned datin(I:,
11aid there"• no reuon for theu
children to learn about ·worldly
evil1" 1uch aaAIDS
The diteate i.s tranbmitted
thruugh sex and intravenou11 drug
use. About a quarter of the na
tion'a AIDS victims live in :>;ew
'fork state
State officials said Brethren
children didn't have to learn about
prevenuvemea11ure&,11uchaa·u1-
ing condoms. but refused to give
them a full extmption from the
courses. The11tateargueditwould
aet a precedent forotherreligioue
lfl'OOPll to pull their children from
AIDS education
Kaye aaid the eourt could not
·1ummarily brush aside'" tht• pall·
11ionate belief& of the religious
iT<>"P
But1ht-1aidthPcurrenttrialrecord
dOt"sn"t suffidPntly determine
how i11olated the Hrethrtn are
from mam11trea.m IM.>Cil'ty. That'•
ctntral totheqot'l!t1onofwhether
their religit1w1 pranke would be
burdened by AIDS education.
Kaypaaid
She 1a1d the Breth.en'• claim
that their b@lief1 form a ··~ingular
ly euC'ceuful"' AID!'i rrt'\'ention
11trate'°·shouldalsobeinve>1tigat
•d
Rohen Calica. lawyer for Breth
ren members John Ware. Rober!
!:\.c<itt and Peter MacG"'iior. aaid
he's encouraged by the decu1ion
Hesaidallhthaetodoi11provethe
Brethren practice what tht>y
preuch
··1 would hope that the ca11t ill
win able at thi11 point:· Calica 1aid
Karen 1'orlander. lawyerfor1he
ttate Education Departmtnt, did
not immediately return a tell'·
phone call seeking comment
Titone. in backing the Brethren.
aaid hP questioned whether the
stateeou!dget the extra informa·
tion it sought in a new trial with·
out violating t.he rulethatjudgH
shouldn't be the arbit.er of what a
religioui; group truly belie"et
Titone said tht> 11tate hadn't
pro\·en ii was nece&1ary to o,·er·
ridethe Brethrena' beliefs. Henid
currpnt90CJetytooreadilydi.splac·
e. the guidance of family· and
church with the •·value-neutral""
i1U1tructi1Jn of the public schooil
'I am moi;t reluctant to a.sumP
that today's P"''·ailing culture .
which places it.sfaithinobiecti\·t
knowledge, iP 'righf while plain
tiffs and oth~n like them, who
place their faith in moral and~pir
itual guidance, are ·wrong: he
aaid
Bellacosa. in a ttrsedi111entmg
opinion. said the 1tate'1 AIDS program
is ronatitutional "and the
children should get on wi_th t~e1r
full and necessaryeducat1on'
Groups plan new coalition in Nebraska
Ll:>;COU\. l'\eb. \AP>-Spurred ht>allh i811ue&, tht chair of the <'OD·
b)' a 1ummit on AIDS. reprHenta·
ti\·ff of m1nonty grouμ. in :>;ebraaka
have a~ to form a
• etat.ewide coalit10n on mimrlly
ht1on'a11eeringcommittee1Jaid
Joel Gajardo eaid the dec:i1<10n
gTl"w out of a minority 11ummit on
AIDS and other health iaaut'I held
Utt lk and attended by about :IQ
peo.>plt from all paruiofthe 1tate
repre1enting Indian. black and
H11p11nicgrouP15.
Although acquired immuntdefi·
cienC)· 1yndrome was a major fo.
cue of the aummit. the eoalit1on
will addrt'lll a broad range of
health eoncerns facing thot1e three
group11in!\ebraaka.Gajardonid
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and counseling, safer
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FRIDAY. DECEMBER 29. 1989 MONTROSE VOICE 3
Eightysomething: A period of adjustment We cover the News of
Montrose
Commentary by StU;RI <:OHEN ter the disealle w11.11 found to be
DARUO:"liNt-; widespread. and belit 1:1ttded
Any rt'tmt1pt'(11v~·ul tht· 1~i;0·11.l'!ll chronologically for origin. among
pt'C'ially <hut not t·xdu11ivelyJ in heteroeexuals in Africa
tht• KllY and ltt1h1an oommumty. Between 1981 and 1987. aome
111uuld 11ppe11r 111111. hollow fart'(' if it 50,000 ca8f'fl were reported to the
il{norl"d tht- 1mportan«- of AllJS, Centerfl for Disease Control; and
andthet't'ntral1)<»11t1onthtcri11i11 since December. 191'17, another
ha>i on·uJm-d m eH·nl-H ufdw pa~t ."i0.000 have been reported. World
ten y1·ur11. Throu1i:!mut th(· '!'!(J's, wide, nearly 200,000 ca.!11'11 have
AlllS h1111on·rwhelm1·d u11. taking ~·n n·ported to the World Health
our Tl'Buurn-tJ, t1mt·. ond live. .. at Organization
~'1:~"m~::1:.;;:;,~ta'~~ l~:)~1 b~~~ ~~ ~;<' ri;hh~ ~~~~~~et,hii:· t~~~t~eiC:~
~:;;w~:. 1an ~11:1:. ::~ 1~'~;!~:8 :?: :::n~:~ t~~~~~~~:-~~e~~
~,:\lc~~.~~.1~i1~/·a:1~!.dl~~;y~::;;~~ :::ll~~v:~;rh:l~:~· ::e~it:8e~
:~:t:·~,~r~·~·:,~;1:~P~~~~1::~;:;ee ~:~~jya;~dt~~~~~~~~~"f::~·
~~~'.~!t~~~~·. 7:~h~· ~~~'.~/~enb a~f ~u~· ;:e~:l~~ ~~~~a~!~:~~:~~
:::;.~n1;<::~·~;1:h1l:.~:."~~t~r~.~~:~ of the ~ls
w i:;1: e:·;~e ::,f ;:.~i~·;:~~=unuy w~ht~;~:~i!~i~1a;;~~ oe:~r::~e
leadt·ntared1...,,urnlo(t-d Thueten ington ofl9ll7. Haifa million pet>
~-1-un-,thiusomert·truepeo:·tJ~·earti pit reportedly participated. mak
dt11 in tho· miun><tnum mt>dta art· mg it the largelil civil righl8 dem
C'haral'tt·nzmlf a" a flu fly hlt·nd of on><trallon in the hu1tory ofthena
1<hlluM wor11h1p. ma!(·riah11m. and uon"11 C'apital. 41!8 precedent. the
lon-e<l lll'h11v10r <·hanlfU hav1- m :-iauonal MarC'h on Washingt.un
fad dealt tht· mo111 d1·va1<tallng for Le»bian and Gay Righl8 of
blow 1maicmah!1· to an emerginl{ 1979. drew only about. 70,000 peer
cult.ult" Without w·arning. the pie/
AllJS rdtitt•d infection• Kapo1i'1 Like nothing before, AIDS
SarC'oma and PneumoC'yllil taught the gay peopleoft.he80'1 lo
Carinii pneum .. nia began l-0 ap care for and 1upport one another.
pear in th1• American l{ay male ltalsoputgaysintheforefront.of
populatmn tit the turn of the dee· a larger banlet.orevampthe1trucudt>.
Immediately dubbed "gay lure oft.he nation's public health
cancer" and "'gay plague" by t.he &yet.em l-0 reepond adequately to
pres11. the di11ea11e i)l•gan chipping the cri1is. It created new bond.ii in
away at. t.hl' foundat.iontJ of the the human rights net.work, andrestill
·gn't'n gay righl.IJ movement inforced old ones. It generated a
before ti. wa11 ever even identified re.ponse on all levels-physical,
To makt· thing• wol'*e, radical emotional, spiritual. organiza·
rt•hgun111 fundamentali11ui. buoyed t.ional, and cultural. AIDS domi·
by the nt·wly C'<>n"en·ative polit.1· nated our ex1Stence (and head
cal dimate, ullt'd AIUS to 11tir up line.) in the l:!Cl's, l-0 an extent
homophohia that. luted long after where many will say ""But what
othM" group!! dttmt'd to be ··at. else happened?" Five hundred
ri11k· were idt mtied. and longaf- thou11and strong. the March on
Washington for LNbian and Gay
Ri11ht11 had a bitter edge. tOne\oul
activi111. 1aid the 1979 march
"feltsomuchmorelUCC't'll8fu\).
Other thinlfll did happen. Bat
tle>t were fought. in oourt rot•ms
and ~tale le11i11laturftl. won and
lost. Gay111tood upagamst. a pow
erful ~New Right."' t.o SUC'CT"ed. or
tryagam
One legal battle. and ultimate
11UC«'1111,ofthet11J'11i1thestoryo(
Sharon Kowal11ki and her lover
Karen Thom1>NOn, a case which fo.
cu11ed attentionontheneedfordome11tiC'
partner11 h•l(islation
Kowab1ki wa11 kidnapped by the
11y111.('mafter11ht•wasseriou11ly1n
juredinanaul.llmobileaccidentm
19k:t l lnfather,shocked at the
diHC'<)Vt·ry ofhi11daughte111sexual
orientation. appu1nt.ed himNelf
Sharon"s guardian and forbade
ThompHOn to ha"e any contact
wuh her Bel{mning in 1!11-i~
Thompl!On touk 1t t.o t.he court,;.
llffking proper m(-dical C'are for
her lover !her father had pla<'ed
her1nanun11nghnmethat.offered
norehabihtativt•thtrapy)andthe
fll{ht lo ~·1111t her. ThompA•m'e
book. Why Can't Sharon Come
Home; and numerou11 appear
ancesaroundtherountr)'rai11t'd
funds fo r t.he legal bat.tie. Finally,
in February l!m9, the two women
were reunited. Kowalski later resigneduh11daughter'
1guardian
During the 19&1'1, two 111.ates.
Wisconsin (in 1982) and MaSBa
chu1ett1 (in r\ovember of this
year) PBlted 1tatewide lesbian
and jay C'ivil rights bill•. Here in
Texas, we were not 110 luC'ky. An
infamously homophobic contin·
gent within our st.ate legialature
wats1uC'ces1ful in blockina all poei
t1\·elel{i•lationtha1.wouldimpact
gay righu.andserioulydampen
ina and "de-gaying"" an omnibus
AIDS bill that bsrrly psutdat. all
And anyone who wH in Hou•
ton fort.hr Jut half of the dee-ade
.. as well a11 those whoweren't.
but who followed t.he recent t·ity
elKtion11, has heard of the 191'.5
·Gay Ril{ht.s Referendum·· fi8800
What happened and wh)· deJ)("nd1
on who you talk l-0. However. the
out.come is always tht> 11ame·
Housl-On \'Oters rejKted an ordi
nance prohibitin(I'. discrimination
against l{ays in dty employment
The referendum r('ljulted in a
"split." in local gay politiC'al lead
ership. Thecity'11twopoliticalen
do111ement groups, Houston Gay
and Lesbian Political Caucus and
Community AllianC'e of Hou11ton,
oftendisagrN.'oncandidateen
don;ement11. Such wai;lhtt'ai;ein
thi11year"scityandconlfl"1'811ional
election11. Mayor Kathy Whitmire
(endorsed by CAHJ won ea..,.ily
over challenger Fred Hofhemz
1endor11ed by HGIJ'CI; Crail{
Washington !endorsed by
HGLPCl defeated Anthony Hall
1i;upported by CAH in both 1he
(l'.eneral elKtion and runofft
Community Alliann· of lfou!Jtun
...-ai; born in 1he rio·s. Ei;tablished
in l9l'l-'1, the group was reportedly
formed by peopl1• who
were disappointt-d in the other or
ganization·s leadt·r11hip. Several
otht>r organization .. al80 C'ame in
t.-0 the local picture during the decade,
most. oft.hem service and 1upport
groups rt'flponding t.o t.he
AIDS crisis
Just a few weeks ago, on Nov
28,statedi1:1trictcourtJudgeJack
Hampton was publicly Ci'nsured
byt.heTexasStateCommiHionon
Judicial ConduC'I. The commie·
1:1ion ruled anti·gay remarks made
by the judge in an intervit>w were
"destructive of public confidence
in the integrity and impartiality
of the judiciar.)'· Hampton report·
edly explained a light sentenei'
given to a con,·icted murderer.
Richard L Bednarski. to reporters
by 1aying that the two gay men
Bednanki shot in a park
'wouldn't.ha,·e~nkilledifthey
hadn't ~n cruismg the •treet.8
p1C'kmlf up 1.eena11e bo~·1." He also
1aid that 11omt' murder \'ict1me
were "more innocenl in their
death11 than "thers" indicating
gays and pro11t.itutf'11 among the
"guihy" victim11
Locally. thl• m1111t 1ngnificant.
event t.oimpact. the Montrot1l'com
munity and the entire picture of
human ril{hts act.1vi11m rould be
the death of U.S. Rep. M1ckt>y Leland.
Thewnjl'Tet111man. killedin a
planet'Tnllhwhileonahungermit>
11ion in f:thiopmthi11Aug1Jsl, was
afrwndt.oalmn11le,-er)'communi
ty lt·ader and wa11con11idered one
of the gay community's most valu
ahleall1es l.eland'11dtath.howe,·
er. had a ""domino"' efft'ct on t.he
prognu ofltll'sl minMity politiC'!I
an iron1C' balance
The clOMtnl{ yl·ar of the Mi's,
i 9k~. found UM M·lebratmg the:lOth
anniHr11ar) of Stonewall. consid
ered tht· birth of the ga~· rights
mo\·t·ment in the l' S For our cum
mumty. theenure yearhasinvit.ed
reflection on event11ofpastyear8
In l!llying l{t)lodb~·e to the decadt
and to l!-1119. ]<M1kml{ haC'k is nt•th·
1ngnew
In 111.1mmary. the !-l(J"s was a dee·
adeofadiu•t.menu.Itwuat.ime
of 1truggle. but al10 of victories
that somehow got IOI! within t.he
11trujgln.ltwasa11meofself-die·
covery, of 1urviving and prt'l>erv
ing our culture and our hope, of
battling against both AIDS and
waning •elf-eat.etm in iu shadow
And tht> 90'1? If letibians and gays
maintain the commitment and
1p1rit that carritd u1 through the
&1'1. in 1pite of odd.ii that could
havedellatedandde11.royedale111
ret1ilient group.it will beanmtto
regroup, re-organize and revitalize.
It. will be the decade in
which we reclaim our pride and
pu1h forward. dont with the proce81
of looking baC'k
The Montrose
Voice
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Gov't study shows failure of bone marrow transplants in AIDS
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AlllS pnt11·11t11 11how>o thut hnnt•
mnrrnw trunspluntation hnH 110
forl>o·t·n11tuilurt•1111anAl l lStrt>al
nwnt,Hnt·otlht· 11tudy'>< author11
lo,Jun1·.rt'!<1·arfht·r11utJuhns
llnJJkmsl'n1\1•r11it)'><aulinawidt·
ly r1·1•.,rt1'<l unnouon·mt·nt that a
horw marrow tnmsplnnt n'm
lnnt'<l with th1· 111111 AlllS drul{
AZT miJoCht h;"'l' 1•hmmat1·d tht
AlllS nru1 !rum un1• 1n1t11·n1 Tht·
pati1•ntd11.,lhl'!utt·th1·r1..,.ar1·h1•r11
kn1·w forn•rlllln
lnt1'1"t ... tinth1·ll<•Pkin1('lU<t'W8S
rt·•·1n·rl wh1·n it w,iJ npm11'd
aJo(all lit'\' I'! In Ttw '.\t•w York
1"1m
Tot· wxt ay. Ur. ("hfl•·rd l~mt·
,f th1· '.\at1u111l ln•t1tut1·ol Allt•r
KY and lnfHll<> 11 11,...,,.,.11 11aui
hi1111ludy uflhpatwnt>1produn"l"I
11, I. ilur1·><. Tht r1~1·ar1·h1·0
found 'only tramjient improve- C'8.IM'S. '"All we can 1ay is that it'll
m1-nt 1n immunity in pauenl.8 gel· an interlllltinl{ concept. and that
ung AZT"' and bone· marrow additional patienlll wilt need lo be
transplanl8. studied"
Lane'• study used idt·ntiC'al
twins 110 a perfect. bone mamiw
match C'<rnld beobtaint>d fur t·a(·h
palit•nt from hi11 twin_ The l lopkios11tudy
did not use twins, nnd
110 ii wa11 necl'lillary tode1<troy. or
"ablote: the 1lllti1•nt'11 1mmunt•
11y11t;•m with ("htmothtrap~ and
radiatwn before the transplant
The Hopkins pat.ien1w·a11on1•ol
about 10 U.S. AIDS patients w·ho
h1we had their immune s.\i;t.emi;
dt•11troyed before transplanbl,
I.ant· i;aid The outcome in th<»<e
Clll>t·t was worse than in his stud~
EH·J")·ca11e l know ofwht·tt'the
rl'npient. w·ai; ablated. the n'<·iμ1
ent.died:· I.am· said
'Th1·re are tot.; ol us who ha
wn't published our result>; het
·aust· th1·y've bl:>t·n so dismal
11aid Dr_ Ronald M11.11uyasu oftht·
l"nin.·ri;11~- ufCalifornia. l..:•s Ao
1-wlt'>I who has handled four11uch
llont• marrow tran11plantatiun.
ui;1·dmoo1tC'<1mm1mlytotreat rare
genet1<·1111muned1.,urd1·r>1andn:r
tam formt1 of can<·l'r. i>< ri11ky and
e:q1l'nMiVl'. Tht:> cost. averaJo(l'l'I
uhout $12.fl.000. and :t'l pt•rfl'nt to
40p1·rt·•·ntofrec1pi1·nt11overage:t'l
di1· from tht• pt<>Ct'dure, 11aid Dr.
Riehard O'Reilly. 1·hil'f of hone
marrow trnni;plantation at Memo·
rinl SlotmKt·ttnmg("ancerl'en
tt·r m l'>t·w York. Tht• mortality
rate dro~ below I:\ IJ(•rrent in
ch1ldr1·n. h1· 11111d
It IH unhkt·I~'. tht·r..fort", that tht•
lt·<"hm11u1·cnuld ht·u;.l-donalarge
IK'ale to treat. pllt1enl.8. •umt> rellC'<
lrt'ht·rs "aid. '"You have to he
~·uunl{. ~·ou ha\·(· tu l)(' nt·h. and
ynu hil\etoht·...-ilhnl{torillk aunt~
mt .. ur 1·hancethat thl·curt>will
kill\uu:·.,a1dllr Murk.Ja1·oh11nn
an AlllS 11pt·<·ialist flt tht·l"ni,·er
t<ity of C11lifornia, S!ln t'rancii;('()
I don't. think you C'an forecl°"'e
the po88ibility that it milfht ha,·c a
rolt> in AIDS therapy in the fu
turf':· said De Samuel Broder. di
ra1.uroftht· 1'ational ("an('(·r In
Ktitute. "But you always havl' to
u"t•al111,,fcauti .. n.Whutyoudo1n
a clinical inw1<ti11ati\'e ~Ntinic
and what become11 therapy fort.he
hundreds of thouHands of peopll•
infoctt•d with HI\' art' not reull~·
tht·same thinl(s
He1warcht•u are t'nntmuing
their11tudie.- in th1·bt,l1l'fthat tht·
technique wuld pm,·idt clu1·11 to
more practical AIDS tn•atmt·nt>I
'Thi11 has alwa~·· het>n 11n 1mμor
tant an·nue lo pun<ue: ~aid Dr
Thomas MenJo(an. din·d.ur ot the
Cent.er for AIDS Rt'lt·ar1·h at Stan
fordl:ni''l'r"-lt\'. If1tcanhl·1<hnwn
lo w"rk. ·1h1·n you i;l.arttryinKl.O
simplify it." h1·1<aid
Jnl.ane-sstudy.dnTwin1-0:1llaho
ration...-ithDr.Anthony t"au<·1.d1
rt'l1.<>ruftheallt·rgymi;lll.ut1·.AZT
did not pren•nt the viru,; from
infrctmg transplanu-d bonl' mar
Gallo:
Vaccine
still a long
way off
Cl.EAR\\ ATER. F1a 1\1'1
Wh1h· AlllS ns•·an·h 1~ ad,·an<
~/( ~:~:tal~~:.~,l•:~~t·t;~:~~K':~.u:st~t'~
AlllS r1·~1·arC'her><a1d
Ur Robt•rtGallo. nneol thet·x
perl..!icrt-ditedw1thdi1ro,·eringthe
nru11 that fauses All>S. told a
meeting of immunologi11U1 that
promising re~eanh w1t.h monkt•ye
doesn"tmeana,·aC'cmccanheex
pected soon
There are so many 11tram~ of
the human immunodeficient')' v1
rus.theorganU.mthatle11d11tothe
fatal 11yndrunw. that ii will he
toughtofindnne,·at·nnethatprewnt;;
them all.' ht·~aid
It's not tht~>rell("ally un~oh·n
bit'. but no one-s clo~t' t.o it yl•I:
said Gallo. theC'hiefoftht'tumor
cell bmlogy laboratory at. the ;-.;a
twnat Canl'l.>r ln~tttule
The announcl'ment this month
byaTulanel'niversityrt'llearC'her
of a ,·ac('ine for simian AIDS-a
&yndr<•mesimtlart< the .nemhu
row·. u thl· ret1earche111 had hoped
it might. Planned 11tudies u11ing
differmt AID.S drulf• might be
mur1·MUCC't'#11ful. l.anesaid
The llopkin11 team. led by Dr.
R1·m Sarai. u11t•ddrug11andradia
tam to w1p1:out th1· 1mmuneayi;
tt'm nf o 41-yl·ar·old AIDS patit>nt
withl.vmphomn.uformof('aneer.
Tht•.v thl·n 1fnve him AZT and a
bunt• marrow tran11plant.. Thirty
fiwdayslau•r.tlwyu11edasensi
tivt• tt·st l"alled polymt·rase chain
rt·at1.ton,or P("R. to11t·arl"hforth1•
AIDS "iru11 in hi~ h<ody Tht·y
found nu e\·idt·nn·of 1t
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H) :'<.t.IL 11.\Ullt.H~ n,.. ,,, \ at best. and th1~ mcludt-11 Wh1>11
Alra1dol\"1rgimaWoulf"
In 11ddition to the A!!t-y prvduc
tum. "'hii;h isrn rl'hearoiah1.All>t't'
al11urecentl)·d1recteda11tt-llorrr\·1\
alot ·\·irgimaWoolf"inLoo!Anl(r
It'll headed byG\endaJack1;0n and
John Lithgo" Ht- feel11 that nobody
c11.ndirectclosertoanauthor"11m
tention11thantheauthorifthrt'('foc
l"h1• "'' •·Dlp.1~hJnPnl~ ,irp .... JJ d<>t'
umPnlt·d l'ul1t1<·rpr11nm l'ltitifor
,\ [k~moto· l\i1!t1nn- · <rnd in 1~7v
lur St·u~t·<1p•:·· :!6 pl11\'~ "hio·h
ht1H· ""II 1·'1·r\ mt1Jor ;rnard l"r
thr1r ht·111111lully nan,..! pnw<1:. o
proh·ssor 11111! u l1~·1un·r ol r>olt'. u
man whu ha~ ru·\'•·r maclt·u ~•·nl'to!
his hh·~I\ l1· 11nd "·hu hm1~ul·n·~~lul·
h marnt;unt•d u ;!O_n·nr r1•lut1<>n
ship Tht· mun o1 mnn\· hub l~
Anwru·u- ffi•·hruh·d 'Wurd m11n
Ed,.urd :\11,.'I
~--- ~~:l are~r~r~~e;1cr~f~eor1:.}~:ii~~'.
The l'm\·er11Lt\· ul Hou11ton and
th~Allt•yTheatrt'"illbe11m11c:ollal>
uratH•nmth1·nr11rfuture ... hl<'h"·1lt
""'the neam ul rhe um,·pr111\\ ·M tal
entjoC8.ln\'Rluablt-prufl"'lllionalexptrlt'nt'e
Albn- tur,...t't"H th~ pr(·11en1a
uonofl(cJO<lplay11hyh11111tudentJ1on
theAl11-y"1Art'na1<tal(e Heha11bn-n
wurk1nl("iththt·ht'Hd1>tlhl'um\·cr
111y"• 1he11t1•r dcpurtm1•nt. S1dnt-)'
l:lt·rKt•r, ond nt'wAlley or!l~Utdire<.'
tor Grt-iiory Boyd, toward11 thi11
11ual l{l\inl(NLthu1hertht•be11tof
"hat they hn\'t"
Alb•·•· IM <"Urrt•n\I\ dm<1·1in11 tlu
Allt·\ Tlu·a1n· produt·twn ol h •
l!lli:I :-.,.,. York llrnmu t"r1t1M1
A"<1rd- .. 111111n1o1 plU\ Who•
Alra1d .. 1 \'>rtcmrn w,ouw· ~ull•'"'
•nl( therunut1h1·.\!h·y.tht·prud1
Uc•n"dl(oon>1t•·l1"t'l·knut1••nal
tour an:I th1·1 tru.H lo tht· Su\lt•\
l"n1nn
On Jun. li.ll~i""'"lp1·rforn,.m
,j··WhusA!rn1dor\'irl(1n1u\\, f
w1U ben<·fll the ~1nnt~ A•·trnl\
Centrr"s dn\·1· le •"--d 1on1·y to
builda1111y..,ndlt'lhLan \m nity
center m llvu~I< n. Al~••• hall'
,ftht'f'Hlll
Uunnl( 11 lah' Wt-dn1••1fay .tl\Prnoun
mtt-n·1r"' h1l<'k~tlll(t•1HttwAI·
ley, thl' qu11·!. n1tl(l(1h humi~•mtAlbrt>
1·xpl111rwd th11thr11n-..pt1..! ththonunu\
·rh111rbe1:a11~1·h1·fo1·J11h111
con~truct1nn ofat"<lmmunitynntt•r
11 a,., .• ,. "orrh .. hi!.· rau .... M~· un
drr><tand1n11 11 thlll tht· c.·ntl'r wi!!
nutonl\t><!'llsnl'llllrenll'r.hutol><o
ont-forr..t1·rraland11d\'1wu11hr11lth
t·om·t·rn11." 111.1d Alb.."<· "It "Ill pro·
nd(· a \'U.luuh!t· 111·rv1t>t• not only for
thel(a\t'1mmunity. hutturtht·t·n
1irec.•mmun1ty.·h1·add1·d
Al~h11•al .. ay11bt .. ·no1,..nlyl(11.y
and con~f't!Ut'ntly nt·Ht hu11 frlt the
nt-edlo1'<•mprom1Hhi1beli1·f11tobe
ac.·t-p1t'<ihy1hrpuhbt· •My hh·and
~unahtyh1\\"t'fl.tc·h11n11t·dinthp
30yt'M!ll'nbe,.·n11pl11.y"'rltchl."'o·x
plamt'<i Al!>t'f". ,.,f,..n a~k.-d 1! h11
"'"rkh11d1hanl(1·d,nan"""Y•m•'1'
he··c11m1·uu\
It" nt-\'t' h- <·!rrhmtcl\·n1·"
nt•". ht-qu1pped.o;mihnl(
l'hr c-..Jebr11ted ,.·r111'r. h<iWt-\·Pr.
d111uj>prn\·t'I of the t-ntirr cunc..·pt of
a "tca_, ... "-rtln,ora "gay"11ubJt .. ·t.
for 1h11tmattt"r. ··Gu.\ i11not111ul>
ien:·h,·11tftt..d ··Th .. ~u•yindo•·ulunL
r.·11pondingtoHOCieta!prt'llf;Urt·i11a
llUh)l"<·t
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top1cm>1rect•ntmter\'il'"'inthPAd
\U\'llU". "l(ay mlll(UZinr. and liijkt..!
thath111thoul(h\llht'rt-1t.,ratt'<ilrom
1h11 mtt'r\·i''" with Kim Gurfit·ld "I
han \'\•f\" C.Hllplt•)t r .... ·hngs ahout
"'hNht-r ,a gay play,.·ril{ht m111t
.. ntt-11houtl(a\·suh1e<ts••oth.e1hro·
rythutheorJ<hei11inn1pah!t-nfrnm·
pre ~ndml( hr!t'r<>a•·x1111l rt-~1>0"8411
to ,,ft- I don't thnk that"1;rue ht·
called 1(11\' l1t..r>1ll r~ l(ay the•ter
andl{a\· pln\·,.·ri\mjl1aturnmgout
tob1 .. okmdofhm1tat1nn.~umatter
ho" wrll·mtt·nllnnl'd lt 111. tt'H
l{h1·1t"il<llwn. Snmt· uf th~ charu.ch-
n; m ony 1•l""• ""'II"'' ,..,d,...,m,.
ar~ 11\rn111h1. And tht1t'1 fint._ t>o;-.
cnu111·thut'shnwlifr1M
l\u ont• rd..r• lu 'ht•ter<n;exual"
"rihn1(' h1·1·undu1h·d
Who"><Afraiclof\irl(minWuolf'
w11~ All ... ·1··· tint m11.1~in e<.•mmer
n11l1111-ct'llll.S1nl·rtht·nhf'hn11CTl'11.t
t-d 11 cnn111dt-rnhlt' huc!y of wurk
ll""''"'·t'~ 27 n·11n al"tt•r 1t11 debut.
Alhee111y1 "'th11.t,.·mkleth111 "1t"1a
nr)'l(<"-><l1oltt)'1tndl"mqu1tt·hoppyl
,.·rott 11. It"• h:rou11ht 1<utfocwnt fi
n1rndul1uc.·•·llll that l'H llt'HT hud
told<>,.rfield t•dupJic11tt-1!
Anohl'r tlm11 I don·t likt· 11 A a· nrtt- h .. po1n1t-d .. u11ha1
l(htll<.•<1t1 ',ykint.of •It'll n< nth J>•I\ h t'\t•rl(1•tten
(ILl1' I in.ltl It ~ .. , ....... "nh ii} l
mu~texhib1thisabihtyo1111.director
and must be able to be ubJl'Cti\'l'
about his work. ··11 i11theauthor'•
responsibility to kno" 811 much a11
poM;ibl .. abuutallrurpectJlofthetht·
atl't:"Al~saidhefirmtybelirn"H
Thl'authurmustalsur"alizt-thathe
or11hl'1s"notai;mallcogmalarl(e
"-httl."headded
To this end. Albtt hai; for the p11111
decsde taught master clasllf>9
aroundtheoountry.pnmarihinthl'
crafts.andparucularlyinplay>n1t
rngandd1rec11ng. '"I mafa1rlyt.elf
u1h peraun." 1111}"1 AlbeP wllh 11elf
deprecaung humur. ·J teach be-cau11el
leam. Craftworki11al"·ay1
d1ffettnt. ne\·ertheHame. and I of
tenu.rt1culatethingsld1dn'tknn"I
thought
Albei"feelathatifyoukno"..:'me.
thing. it is your re11pon11ib1hty to
share that information He ia cur
rently 11.haringknowledgewith t"·o
da•HE'f! {about 25 11tudents> 111 the
llmversity of Hou11ton. Thi' 11tu
dent1are11eLeetedonthPb111111of
11Crtpt11thatthey11ubm1t. Albee rt'cewes
about l:.l511cripts per year.
reads e11ch u.nd then chOOllee hi11stu
dents b1111ed on whether he fcela he
can help thl'm He recei''t'll many
polished. profeHionu.l product•. but
ia more interested in the creative
mind with rough edges
The nati\'e r\ew Yorkl'r i• in hi11
fourthyl'arofH1110Ciat10n,.1th l'll
wh1chhasathe11.terdepartmenthe
labe\11first·rate.MC*tofhi11theater
'1ev.·inK here has bttn of produt·
tiun11 "·ntten by h11111tudent11.110 he
hasn"1 fonned an opmmn about
Jlouswn theater or local wnter1as
,.<'<
A1k1-d"hlllth1••t't'r("listolunl(e\·
ily in11n·l11.tum11h1p.11mt't'h1111so!
~uch lnntc atnndrnlo( Albee rephl'd
rtadil.\."ll(ueulnt't-dananthor:'
H111partm·r11 an artu•t, and both
hn m '"" \'ork They11pendabo11t
t-il(ht munth• ul theyt'artol(t·lht•r.
':After:.lO~·f'arM:'1<aulAJbt-..."W..,arr
t<il(t'lher ht'<·au11ewe w•nttobeto
j.t,l.' lhPr.Wt·entc:.\·eachotht-r"1c.•mpa
Paraphr11.1mK J11ml'll Thurt
Albtt1uggl"tltl'dthatmama11edoro;
nutmaket"'-'l*•Pleone.buttwo."lt
take.acompletel)('nonto1u11taina
rl'lationah1p."he1a1d. The on]\- way
a relauonsh1p""rk,., hebe'1 .. vet1.111
1fyuudon"tnet'd1t
Albee 111 loukmg forward to tht·
Broadwa)' prem1rrl' of h1J1 ne,.·t't;t
,.·ork. Marr111111· Play," hopefully
thi1C<.<mmKfall.Tht-p!aydebutedin
\'it·nnala .. ty1·ar. Aftt·rtht-openmg
nl th .. Alley'11 \'1r1[inia Wvolf' he
will ht-11mworkon ane" play
lt111mmy hudandlwon"tdi
vuliiean.vthingahoutit.but1t"'il!be
excitmganddangl'ruu1:"heB~surcd
Meu.nwh1Je.1hemannfmanyha1.11
w11lcontmuetoradiatehi1furmida
ble l'nt-rjtlt'M in many direction11
... tt'arhinl(. lt't1.Urinl(. "nting
d1rectinl(. curating m u.rt mu&eums
and ut11m11te]y c.>mpletml( two,
thrttorfourplayMalwa)·•sll'winK
mh11h(•ad
On Jan. b. thoe<t· ent'fl(li."11 "Ill he
focu11l'donhelpml(theMuntrotlf'Ac:
h\lty <."t'nltt and tht' HouMtun KRY
Hnd leshian e<.•mmumty rNlhit' 1Ui
dream(Jfafi1'1't·ra\l'cummun1tycen
Study: Some labs issue confusing, wrong results to tests
By SAHAH ?\;OR UGH~;:-, tht- rrporl that it hi' und oh-
.,.·urPt1th1•data: 8ent'n.....,n11aid1n
CHICAGO 1AP· "[.uboratoriu a tt-!ephone interde" llt'<' 21
11hould us1· huck-up \l"st>< tot-n~urt- He and h11; colleaKues urgt'd
that po11it1\"t' rl.'!lult11 in lt·strnl( for 11upplemental t('t;tll and 111Hndard
thP AIHS \·iruM art' corrf't·t, tht'n ltt-d criu·ria to t'mrnn· poslli\'l' n··
un clt•ar. 1·ond11t' lungual(e to dt t1ulti;
scribt•tht·rt"HultJ<.n't<t'art·h1•r11n'<"·
omml'ndt•dintht'l)t>t·.;!:.!editionol In tht• 11ummer of Hll'il'i. th1• re-
Journal of tht• Amt•rit·an Mt'liital 111·urt·ht•r11 providec! mt·di1·al fu1·ili
AJJsociation li.,11 with spff1mens that 1·11rrit'd
They furtht'r llUJUlt-t;ted that cri tht- human immunodtfieu·nt-y vi
tt-ria hedt·\doped tot·nobte labu
ratont'8 to le11Mn the numbt•r of Tht· mt·dic:al fac1h11t11-huspi·
"indett-rminatl·" r1'11ults tht-y tal11, din1cs and a dod.ur'11 uffit>t·
ach1e\t' and •a~· with mort• n•r wt-rt· later asked to suhm11 thttainl}'
"hetht·r a pt•raon d<>t"ll or 1ampl1•s to the l11boratunes the~·
dot"11 not carry tht' AlllS \'iru•. ift"nt·rally rel~· un when lei<tmg for
~earlv halftht' lahoratorit'tl tht' tht- All)S ,·1ru11. Tht- 13 laboratore.
rean:·ht·r. t•xammt-<l pm\·idt'd n~wt'rt'nottoldth• 11amplf'llwt•rt·
confusmg N t-rn>nt'OU!I ret1ult.1 w part of a 11tud~·
test.JI for tht- AIJlS nru11. Ur Hcnt·nson 8aid that. in normal
Abram Bt-1wn11 .. n ofthrSiln IJieii:o
8tate l"ntn·r><1ty S,·hool of l'uhh1·
Heahh es.id
Laboratonl'fl lrl'l:1Ut·ntly rt"lurn
the1rruult11 to d .. ,.t.,niandh0topi·
tala wuh '110 much Kihl11•n1<h on
pmct"durt·. mu,.tlaboratori~fin;t
tei<t fur the ,·irus usml( an 1•niymt'
1mmunoa111u1y. or EIA. u·st and. if
th11t h'flt ~ po.iti\·e. rt-peal it
If the second te,.;t is 111110 po1<1
tin· labc uftt-n then ust- an .. tht·r
t1t··ln.qu1•nt!y ont· callt-d the
W'l' .. \t·rnhlut-toHrifytherl'flult11
Tht· prohkm with tht' We~tern
blot 1t·11t. H1·m·n11on1uud.1Hthatit
has had m1·on11i~\t"nt criteria
whtfh madt- a po11it1n· determina
tion··amnttt•rof1ntt•r11n·tation··
Oflht·lahs l:lrt•portinl("bllc:kin
th1·study, all fl'll<>rU•d pt!MtlivereJ<
ults tu tht· EIA h·1ton the11ample
that in fat·tdic!n1rr.\" tht·AIDSvi
But. at tl\I" next l'tal(e in which
th .. poi;1tl\·1· r1"9ult ii ,·erified by a
t<f'Cnndkmduftut.lht-i:llabedid
not do"" wl"ll. th1• 11udy 11a1d
Elevt-nu11edWt"t1tt'rnhlutteo;t1ng
to ha•·k up tht- EIA rt'>'ulta. Of
th•,..t". fiH J'\>IKlrtt-d thl' spKimen
wa11poamvt•:fiH·rt·portt.'dmdeter·
mrnatt- Tt'llUllli. and one lab rt'turnt.'
d1her1 .. rHuli.tothephy11i·
c1ana11dtol..; h1m todohitownm
tt-rprt'lation.the11tudy11aid
Un1·oftht-lab.iid1dnoconfinn11
tor.\·le,.t.andoneu~ed11n1mmuno
fluon ct-n1·1· lt-1<t to c.mfirm the
po11itive result oorrectly r~· re11ull.1
Thereporteaidthat110meofthe The authon llr11. Peter
labs used ··excessive and polen Drotman and !tonald Valdiaerri.
tially oonfusing information 11aid that lahll J*rfonned between
when reporting back. Some of the 2;J million and ;J:! million ttllts for
language was so oonfueing. it the All>H virus in 19.'lK The)· said
would be difficult for a physician that number will likely l("row m the
to know if the resulting test were futurt'
positive or negative, the authors Emwring the quality of H IV
said teflting encomp11161'11 more than
One lab said a po11itive re11ult "ie ~i:~.,t'~~i'~~-eann~ltbt~~!.~::s~·e!~~~
;:.~~~eg~~~~~:;::r~~S. only of It'll\ 1.11 completed can contribute
ju11tasmucherrora11afaultycon
·Sofarasweknow.ifyouha\'ea trol
positive serological test. you have
the virus and you are capable of
tran1mitting the infection:
Benenson suid. adding that lat.
may use unclear language •·10 try
to be Ir.ind and not frighten the pa
In an accompanying editorial in
the journal. twodoct.ore at the fed
e•alCentersforOiseasl'Controlm
/'o.•antasaidthey··enthusiastical
lyendorse"thestudy"art'<"f)mmen
dations for clear. ooncise laborall).
The journal also indudl'fl a ree·
ommendation from the lJ.S Public
Health Service thatnopc:»>1ti,·e
reaulll be relea11ed lO pat1ent11 before
a lll'Cond oonfinna«•ry tt'til is
performed
It al110 11ugget11.1 11tandards for
the interpretation of the We11tl'Tn
blot test. 1tandard1 which
Benen11on •aid would have re>1ult
edm p()8iti,·ereadings bythl'five
labe that reported mdetenninate
re11ult.s.
Ohio city council member criticizes pamphlet on drug use
CINCII\1'<ATI !Ai'>· ·A City intraHnously
~~~)~c~11';;,~1~rd::1~;~~\~~i~:. t~~ . Th111 is tantamount tu another
r11y"1 Health llt·partment hei·aullt' city dt-partment !(lvmg m~truc·
he says tht- document ahow11 j)('<>' tiuns on how to hot wtrt· a ca~··
pie ho" to take drug1 C'ounc Jman Jim C ll said
('1M<t·ll a11k1•d tht• city admini11
tratum D('I.' 20 to mvestigate the
Health Department"11distribution
of thl' pamph]N on acquired 1m
m une dt-hcit-nt·y syndrome
Cu II said he has l'E't't'ived com
plaints 11bout the pamphlet fn)m
city residents
The pamphlet, distributed by
the city under a three-year.
$700.000 annual federal grant.
give~in"tructionsonhowtoclean
a hypodermic:needteforreuseand
rontaintexplicitsexuallanguage
The pamphlt'I al110 include11 two
rondoma
Our classifieds are growing. To advertise your service,
garage sa le, house for rent, or just about anything , call
529-8490.
.3Jn 1i1l'moru of
-MICHAEL JAMES
SMITH
t< Dec 2( 191 1 truy a servant ol
theL•vmgl.u hllS m dhosgtll
to the u1en( ng IOve J1 6od He
d•ed of a car cerous nle:l•OO ol the
bra•n at 10'.Kl m Wed11esday
Dec 20 1989 He1ssurv•vedbyh•s
lolemate. L&rry Butler. h•S mother.
Elozabeth Sm•lh his lather. James
Smith. and family members Greg
Smith. Dennis. TamMy and Sarah
Smoth. and Jell. Wai da and Amy
Smith
M1chae1 is remembered by his
school buddies Patti McKee and
Sandra Scurlock. by hrs many
friends from the restaurant bus•ness.
his cleanmg serv•ce. people
he touched during hos life. and by
members of hos :hurch family too
numerous to ment1 :>n Mochael was
a member of Dawr1 ll Faith Metropoh1an
Communily Ch• rch and a
lnend o! many om fl
Michael was a man of rove He
gave freely of h•msell IO others 10
promote love. lr1tndSh1p. tun. good
tomes and thewon>h•POI God In return.
he was showe•edw1tn troe love
and fr.endsh1p of many He s remembered
w•lh ove by au
M1chac s m oriaJ aetv•ce wdl
behelda\1100 m onJan 6atrhe
Me1ropol1tan Con mun•ty Chu•ch
of the Resurrect• n 1919 Dr.a1ur
Street in He .11.,
Our classifieds
are growing. To
advertise your
service. garage
sale. house for
rent. or just
about
anything. call
529-8490.
The
Montrose
Voice
The Montrose Voice
is the First Choice'
Montrose Counseling Cienter gets two grants
The Mont.rose Counseling center
has reoelvedtworurwgrantatortta
HJV,AJDS progr&ma, 01mt.er om
cl&la have &nnOW'I08d. Dealgn lnduaU'
188 Fcrundauon for AIDS
(DI FF A I reoenUy noUlled the center's
execuuve dinlCtOr. Ann
RoblSOn. that UlBy a.re &wudinj
'13.600 tot.he center's HIV1AlDS
prqJeet Theee tundB are to be used
to oounsel &J\Yonl who IS HIV-posi
uve and e&nnat e.tford the oenter'e
regul&r ree Ma.rgte D!Jacklln,
MSW ACSW, the pl'Qlect.'a ooof'd1n&.
wr, eeee a oonunUAl need for Jong
term profese!onal oounsellng for
people who have tested poe!Uve
COunaellng. along w1t.h reg
oounaellng and nutrtuonal eciuc..uon.
The case m&nagement poruon
of the grant IS pan. of a larger
progratn of the Health Reeouro11B
Servtoea Al:!m1nlst.r&Uon (HR8AJ
prQ)eCt The stat! member funded
by th18 grant WW be able to 8881.st
PWAsand people who a.re HIV-pee.
!Uve through the maze ofoommun1t.
Y and governmental agenctea
The nutrition educa.Uon program
wUl be a monthly program oosponaored.
wtt.h the PWA Coe.II·
uon-Houst.on to help people who
are HIV-posltlve plan meals which
asstat them In strengtbenJng the
immune system
ular medical care, et.n help
reduce atresa and Improve
quallf\YOflife. eheMid..
Montroae
BelChborhood
Anyorui lnterest.ed
lnt.heseaervtoee~
oontact the oentera.t
629-0037
"Thls IB a wonclerful pre&ent
i.o the center t.nd t.he
communlty'.' Dt J&ekl1n
"'d
- "Fortun.ea
an4Fanta~
aiea"
The center has l.1ao re- womynsl)808 1a spon·
:!.~$25~~~: Health sortng a New Ye&r"s Eve dance on
throughtheGI'9&U!rHOWltOnAID6 Dec 30 at Autry Houae. 6266 5
Alll&rule for cue management. Mai.n. The theme of the chemlcal·
tree event 18 ··Fortunee and Fa.nt&·
8.lell'" TI18re w1ll be pe.J.m l'Mding.
a.atrology. ta.rot card.I &nd
runestone read1ng8 ofl'ered. so
New Year revelers Ct.fl aee what.
the future holcla ln store for them
ln t.he gay oo·a. members sal.d.
The dance 18 a women-only.
chemlcally tree spMlll. beg!nnl.nS
at 8·00 p.m. and oontlnuing unUl
midnJCl.t. when the old year w1ll
be toasted and the new year wel
corned with non·aloohollo cham·
pagne. A 16 donation to
Wom,ynspaoe 18 requested. for ad· """'°n.
-RalJ41on an4 homoeuu.
allty
Pa.rents and Friends of Leeb1an8
and Gays ( PFI..A.G) of Houston w1ll
begin a two Pl.rt progr&m on rell&
Ion &nd homoaexuallt,y at Its January
meet1nj The progre.m topic on
Jan. 21 w1llbe'"Rellg10nandhom<>
.a.e,.x,u..a llcy- -What. doe8 the Bible
Pa.renta FU.G. a support. group,
meete on the t.h1rd Sunday of eech
month, except Deoember. at Grace
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AFH11gett111gb1ggerb1llboa.rd11ocid1;ert11e1t1hollmelhroushou1thec11y ~------~
Lutheran Church. 2516 Waugh.
-New AFHbillboarda
AIDS Poundat.lonHIJU8t.On&ndP&trtclr.
Medl.a Group are combining
etroiu to oonunue an educ&tlonal
b1llboard display program
throughoUt the gre&Ler Houston
are&. Tb8 posters feature AFH"s
hoWne number and the alogan
':A..106 hurta us all" Patrick Medi&.
which donar.ed the posting of 100
amaller bWboard& In M.a.rch.18 donaung
apace and po6t1n& for 100
12'by24" dl8p1'Y&at&tt.eet.hrougb·
out the city
David
Hinkle, M.D.
Gary Treese,
M.S.W., Ph.D.
Unnamed fundamentalists 'forbid' Gay Games
Psychiatry •n4
Psychotherapy
4200
Unnamed "Chr!auan lMdere who Montl'ose Blud.
llve tn Great.er Vancouver .. ahocked
organizers of Celebruton ·90, 011,y
Or.mes 111 &nd Culture.I FestJval lMn.
month wtth IWl·p&ga ads tn thedt;y'a
two m.t,Jor dally newepe.pere oalllf1'
for the games not t.o take place
t.empunc to oontrol thB Je«al actlvt·
t.tea of¬hergroup orCan.r.dlana:'
Barry MoDell. a director of thB Cel•
brat.ton '90Board.toldt.heV&noouver
Sun, one oftha twopaperswhlchran
"""'"T"h'! scypeofactton.whlledirected
at the ga,y &nd lesbian oommunlt,y
th1a time.can be directed
at r.ey group of people:
Wathereforewtthl.llreverenoe
and eerloull lnt.entton. In
Chrlst"anarne.makaapubllcatatement
t.h&tbao.IWle •attonal
Gay
Oommunlly
•otH
u- g&mea w\ll brtng
Oocfa]Udlment upl)n uaa.11
ill th18 01ty. we therefore
fortl"1 them ill the name
and authoMt,y of JellUll
Chnat.Webel!eVet.h&tthey
McDelladded.
Negative re-.ctlons
werealllog&rneredtrom
abro.dspect.ru:nofpeo.
pletromt.he leabtanand
ga,y oommwur.y and rrom
the rum·ga,y oommunlt,y
ah.all not talte plaoe: one
1!18CUODoftheadsre&d.17WI
adsal110oalledfor'·Splrttu&lW&rf&re'
Ruruung under the b&nner head
ltne ''TUne i. NlUW1( out: the Mlveruaement.
e !.Jnmed.!alely provok.ed a
storm ofcontrov1r1y ill vanoouver
Sponsorsofthetwoads.rePortedto
h&vecoet11e.ooo.~toldentey
thlrnselvet or to speU to the prea.
Cl!llebrauon ·90 org&n1z.ers Wflre
quick to respondt.oabarrageormed.1
a ui.ention. ·we are dla&ppoillted
t.ha.1 a group or people would bl wfil.
lf1' toependth.lsamountofmoneyat-
"""T"he'8 e bigotearen'tftt
to wash the r-. or the women &nd
men they h&ve w1.u-iy VUlned ill
their ads:· commented John Dizon.
pr881i:klnt or thB BMuah Columbia
C!VU Ublruee A88oc1&Uon.
Gordon Howe. pre61dentofthe BC
c.onferenoe of the Unl!.ecl Church.
wuquotadaaa&ytngthath111n1Ual
re&Ct.tons were ""not ftt to print
Letterstotheed.ltoreo!thatwopapere
were overwh8hn1n'1f t.gt.lnst
the ads. and. provoked an apology
from the Vancouver Sun. ·we regret
that It went un!l&Medaa MMtrtJBtng
( IUI &ppeuanoe WU INCh that a read
ermi,hthaveperoetvedltaaed.ltorl·
al matertal} and we unequlvooall,y deplore
tta lao1t of8lgnaturee or attr1bu·
tton.In&dditton,weoonstderltameesage
repugnant:· thB Sun'• reeponae
""11n-
Deeplt.e bllf1' buoyed by thB public
re&etton. the Oamee organ1zers were
wary of future etrorts by the funda.
mental18t&
'Toalargeextentt.h.apa.rt.lCUl&r
ads~· said Shawn P Kelley,
oonsulttng execuuve d1r9ctor "We've
had a t.remendoua OUt~tng ot o!·
!ere of volunteer and t\nand.&I eup.
pon.beoauaeofthem
· But wa &re oonoemed about the
ablltt,y of ll'OUPI .uch aa thl8 to r&1M
Latpamoun!Aofmoneytotrytostop
us Glventhe~ntlllltbllckatollltl1
< ga,y f'l&hUI in Tl.coma. Concord
and San P'r&ncl800, wetaker.eyllUCh
thre&l.I tram the tund&mentallBt
right very MMOUab'. and w• appeal to
thB illt.ern&UOn&I le8bW1/1P.Y oom·
munJtytoeuppon.U11~Kellyadd "' Celebrat.ton ·90 will h&ve a~-
of nearly 11.000.000 over the next
ninemonthsWhlleathlet.eentryf-and
UClult 91.lee to the event's open·
tng and oloetng oeremoruee wW account
for the bulk oft.he revenue, orpntu1re
al&O depend on pMvu.e dQ.
ne.tlons
"Ws knoW that these ri,ht.-wing
fundamentallst.a have a long range
goal of trying to stop the games and
that they are wlll·funded;' Mid
McDell "'Now ISthetimeforthBln·
ternauonal leeb18Aga,y oommun.u,y
to euppon. the Jargll6t sports and cul·
turalfeettvaltthaaeverutemptedto
produce"'
o.,yGa.mes IIIandOJltural Fest.I
valwWtakeplaoeAug 4-ll. l990Ul
theOrea.i.erVanoouverarea. lnquJ.ries
ahouldbe~to:Celabra·
uon '90, 1170 Buteatr.. Vancouver.
B.C. V6! IZ6
-HllCFboard
Laura B Altachul, a lo!!I urne acttv·
IBt and consultant In the northwest.
wu named~ ofthB Human
RlShta c.amp&lgn Pund board ordl
rectors at a recent "boardmeettng ill
""'"La"u'*ra's ma113'yearsofaper1snoe
aa a pollucal organizer &nd advtaer
wUl clearly strengthen HRCra ef
fortatoadvanollthBOllWllofleabtan
AIDS
activists
protest
church
positions
Dealer seeks to sell Warhol chair for research
PHILADt:l.PHIA-A Philadel·
phiaartdea!erhasexperiencedno
luck in efforts to cash 1n on the
raire for ml'morabilia to benefit
AllJS rl'!learch
Joo;eph Di Bella said he"•askin((
S:lI:i0.000 for a diret:lor's chair once
bl<longing to am.st Andy Warhol
Wtth thl'pr0Cfl'ds.hehopeo1toex
pand the immunological research
of his partner. Dr. J0>1l'ph P
Cotropia. "ho work"' at the t:m·
,.l'nity of Penn~yl\'ania student
ht>althchnic
Warhol directed such art films
a.a 'Slf't.'p;· "Lonesome Cowbo)
and "Chl'lsf!a Girls." Di Bella
bou11ht tbe chair at Sotheby"s auc·
uon housf! in \91'11-1. when much of
Warbul"aeo1tatewl'nton1heblock
Di Bella 11a1d Warhol was a
friendanddient Heha1anexten·
111\"l' cullt'<"llun of the late artist'1
artandmemorab1li1.includinga
$100 bill autoiffaphed by Warhol
and a l!l!Nlimitl'd·editionprintof
~lizabeth Taylor.
Di Bl'lla 11sid he got the idea of
sellinir1hecha1rtufinancethere-
11esrch after watchina film memorabilia
ft>tCh huge aume in recent
years. mdudin11 5154.000 for thl'
piano played m '"Casablanca'
and~.;,,txJOfora"·itch'11hatinthe
The Wizard of Oz.''
I 11a1d to my11elf. 'Uthe piano
from "'Ca11ablanca" could go for
that much. then wbo knows what
tbe chair would bring: IJi Bella
said
To sell the black canvas chair
with Warhol"s name etched in
white ll'tters. Di Bella wrote to media
baron l\taloolm Forbefl. to Phil
adelpbia ~aales owner :\orman
Braman. to mo\·ie dirl'Ctor Ste\'en
Spielbug and t-ven to Japam.•a••
art museuma 1hat ha"e recent!)
made expenai•·e purch&.lle,,;
:>;otakers
Adverti .. l'mentt; pla<·ed m :\e"
York City and Philadelphia news
papnsgotcallsfromtmlythecuri
ous. not tholiewith currency
""They just wanted to know
morl': he said
I.OS A;>;Gt:I.ES1APJ-Sev
t'ntl d"tt'n pro-l·ho1ce and
AIDSat·t1•·111111demon11trat
t'dout.11dt·St \'1biana·,ca
thi'dral downtu"n in prott'>'
t oftht> Human ('athohc
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THE MONTROSE VOICE BAR-ZAAR DECEMBER 29, 1989
Inside this section
People who want to meet
She welcomes the new
year
M~Soap
People and place•
around 1ur c1 mmunity
Here's Joe Vargas
to grace our cover
this New Year's
weekend. He's
31, a biology
student and
graphics artist.
His hobbies
include working
out (in his
garage). Favorite
clubs are Rich's
and Montrose
Mining Co. And
he's a Cancer.
Plus, he is alive
and well. (We
mistakenly ran
Joe's photo last
week in the
obituary column,
for which we
apologize.)
The end of the decade is bringing forth endless assessments of the '80's. For us two major events dominate the
past ten years: This was the decade of AIDS and, most recently, the swift changes in Eastern Europe.
Unfortunately, the AIDS story will also dominate the coming decade. And in years to come, when the epidemic
is-hopefully-history, a future generation will voice astonishment that the United States failed to grapple with the
crisis until it became an intimate issue with the heterosexual population.
The other story, still occurring in Eastern Europe, is the most significant development in world politics since the
defeat of Hitler in 1945. For those of us born before the last "great wai,' the post-war epoch has been one long EastWest
struggle, always played out in the shadow of nuclear annihilation.
American domestic and foreign policy has been predicated, for over forty years, on the Red Scare and continuous
arms buildup. Our every national action has been conditioned on the "Evil Empire;' and Eastern Europe was assumed
to be lost unless liberated by a future war, a war that would have eliminated a future for everyone.
Yet, in a few brief months, we have witnessed, without any exterior influence or pressure, a revolution truly of the
people in every Russian satellite as well as even some parts of the Soviet Union itself. Just as the year 1848 stands
as the landmark of European democratic revolt of the last century, so 1989 will be remembered in this soon departed
epic.
There is, however, a common thread in these two events. While AIDS slowly but surely devastates this country
and the people under Communist rule throw off the shackles of oppression, the government of the United States
consistently displays a bankruptcy of leadership. Neither Reagan nor Bush has been willing to deal with AIDS.
(Bush's recent visit to an AIDS ward was restricted to "innocent" victims of AIDS-children.) Likewise, we confront
the paradox of modern history: As Eastern Europe rallies to democracy their hero is not the leader of the
world's oldest republic, the United States, but rather it is the leader of the Soviet Union. History belongs to those
who understand the past and read the future.
Now for a local issue: Primarily through the agency of Ray Hill the Houston GLPC has been alerting our community
to a new censorship threat here in Houston.
Back in September the City of Houston extended the sexually oriented business (SOB) ordinance to cover
bookstores which offer "books, magazines, films or videotapes ... periodicals, or other printed or pictorial materials
which are intended to provide sexual stimulation or sexual gratification to such customers ... " Now if that
doesn't open a Pandora's Box for censorship then nothing would.
Perhaps because of our Dallas experience (where we characterized the so-called decency groups lobbying to
shut down all bookstores as the Dallas Dames for Decency) we can't help wondering who is behind this current
drive to "regulate" adult bookstores. While LOBO has always been uniquely different from other businesses (not
having viewing booths and thus no sex on the premises-on activity that rightly should be eliminated) we also recognize
any infringement upon printed or pictorial publication is an infringement upon us all.
LOBO Dallas achieved a ruling from that city that it is not an SOB business. This was done at considerable cost
to our business. While other bookstores, controlled by well-heeled out-of-state ownership, staved off city action
with endless lawsuits they operated more openly than before.
LOBO Houston is and will, in any case, always ope rat under both the letter and spirit of the law. But our community
must always be aware of these new attempts to limit our exercise of the basic rights granted to all citizens.
Many of you have already contacted your city councilperson. More need to do so. Our Dallas experience demonstrated
the influence of a small but vocal minority. In that case it was the Dames for Decency. Let it be our voices
that are heard here in Houston.
In the meantime, we welcome the new decade and the challenges which it undoubtedly will hold, and we at
LOBO wish the best for each of you and particularly for our community.
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accurate as possible but there may be
some errors Cal lhe bar ,r restaurant to
confirm an event
Most Always
-Bacchus Happy hour 4-8pm
-Cousins Happy hour prices every
day openmg-7pm
Thai Villa Restaurant Dady lunch &
Dinner specials. piano
entertainment Thurs-Sat Nights
-Mary's Mon-Sat happy hours 7amnoon
5-9pm
-E1J·s 7am-8pm Happy hour. 7am-
6pm S 1 Vodka drinks. Beer bust 4.
10pm Monday-Saturday
-Mornma's Money S 1 Well &
Domestic Beer. Monday-Saturday
tam· 11am
-Mamma's Money I )C Well Dnnks.
Monday-Thursday. 9-m•dn
Momma·s Money Happy hour.
Monday-Saturday. 7am-8pm
-Charl1e·s Restaurant Dinner &
m1dn specials
Missouri St Station: Happy hour
prices to 9pm
Chutes Happy hour 7am-8pm.
pitcher frozen margaritas $5. beer
bust 3· 11 pm. Pitcher beer $2
·J.Rs. Monday-Friday. hors
d'oeuvres 5 30-7 1.0
Past Time Happy hour 12-Spm
·Pot Pie Restaurant Free Home
Delivery
-Club Romeo Happy Hour 5-9pm
·Santa Fe Trading Co. Open 4pm.
m 1 happy hour cocktails. $1 75
longnecks or happy hour price
single well to lOpm
·Scandal's Open 11 am Mon-Sat.
Noon Sunday, OJ Dennis McGinnis
-J R's 3-1n-1 Happy hour opening-
10pm
-Venture-N Dancing on the Fars1de
7 days a week. with DJs Mike Scott &
Raul Quan
E J s Sunday- Thursday. Sl well
drinks 1 am-2am
-Missouri St Station Open 4pm-
2am
-Mothers Volleyball on patio.
happy hour 7am-8pm. Keok1 Kona
6pm-8pm Mon-Fri 2nd floor bar
-Miss K1tty·s What A Nellie Deli.
1 lam-3pm, serving lunch Mon-Fn
-Briar Patch Happy hour to 8pm
Charlie's Restaurant Open 24
hours
Friday
Bacchus Gay Dating Game 8pm
-Cousins Cousins & Company
10 30pm, Ron Sioux. Robbie
Roberts. R1kk1 O'Shea. Misty Morn
Diana Wright. Tiffany LaShea
-Montrose Mining Co Special
Forces male dancers) 8pm-2am
Momma·s Money Talent Night
10.30pm. cash prizes
·Scandals OJ Dennis McGinnis
-Chutes. 75c well iam-noon. Sl well
& Sl.50 beer t2-6pm. beer bust 3·
11 pm. male strip contest 11 pm. MC
Cassandra Landa
-Past Time The Tom Cats
-Miss Kilty s Cowboys 1n Action
continuously from 7pm. Dance floor
opens 9pm w DJ Barry Browder
-Lazy J Show N1te 10pm
E J s Brittany s Follies 11 pm
Mothers Dance mus1L by Phil
Ware
Club Romeo TGIF Party 5-9pm
Heaven SOC well. cover
Brazos River Bottom Happy hour
7am-9pm Brazos River Band
9 30pm. Mr BRB 1990 contest
Missouri St Station Patio Specials.
free hors d'oeuvres live
entertainment, 9pm
-J R:s_ Pac1f1c Coast Dancers 6pm-
2am
Saturday
-Scandal's DJ Dennis McGinnis
-Cousins Cousins & Company
10 30pm
-Montrose Mining Co. 3 in 1 happy
hour 4-lOpm. 25C draft beer 1n a mug
10pm-2am
-Mother's. Vodka drinks & shots of
schnapps 75C 7am-8pm
-Chutes Beer bust 3-1 lpm. frozen
margarita bust & liquor bust 8-m1dn.
Dash for Cash 10pm-2am
Past Time_ The Tom Cats
-Club Romeo S 1 r5 Coronas. S 1
Schnapps
-MISS Kitty's 'PARTY''beg1nnmg
9pm
Heaven soc: well 9-11 pm. cover. OJ
Scooter Bearden
-J Rs Pacific Coast Dancers
10 30pm
Marys Beer bust on the patio 1pm-
6pm. Leather N1te. Come Let Us
Adjust Your Attitude, Sir'
-Lazy J Show N1te 10pm
-Missouri St Station Patio Specials
.Sacchus $2 Margaritas
-Brazos River Bottom: Happy hoL.r
to 9pm. Brazos River Band 9:30pm
-E1J's_ Saturday Morning Beer Bust
w1 Miss Dee 9am-noon. Male Jock
Strap Contest 11 pm. MC Ra1nbo de
Klown
Sunday
-Bacchus. Pool Tourney, 2pm
-Venture-N Booze, Beer Bust 4-
10pm
·Mary·s_ Beer bust on the patio.
1pm-6pm. $3. Steak Note. 5pm
-M1dtowne
Spa New
Years Eve
-Chutes S 1 well & $1.50 beer noon-
6pm. beer bust noon-11pm. liquor
bust & frozen margarita bust 8-m1dn
-Past Time Happy hour all day & all
nite
-Miss K1tty·s Open Air T-Oance
4pm
-Rubio s Free Draft 7-10pm.
Rubio·s Presenta .. 10 30
-Club Romeo Hangover Blues. beer
$1 25. Bloody Marys S2. Barbecue
and drink specials. open 3pm
-J R s 75C Cape Cods. Bloodies.
Margaritas & Schnapps noon-1 Opm
-Montrose Mining Co Beer bust &
soc hot dogs 4 m1dn. SOC: draft beer
ma mug m1dn-2am
-Brazos River Bottom Happy hour
noon-9pm. C&W dance lessons
10pm
-Heaven Free well 7-9. free draft &
Sl 25 Corona all nite. cover
-Mother's: Vodka drinks & shots of
schnapps 75C. 12-8pm. Male
dancers 10pm-1am. Bar-B-Oue on
the patio 5pm-9pm
Monday
-Past Time Beer happy hour openclose
-Ripcord $1Margaritas9pm-2am
-M1dtowne Spa free video upgrades
-Cousins: Bridge Night, 7pm, Happy
hour prices 111 2am
-Momma·s Money Pool Tourney.
8:30pm. cash prize
-Mother's Beer bust 25C:imug or
$1.50 60 oz. pitcher Miller Lite Draft
6pm-1am
-Chutes 75C: well 7am-noon. $1 well
12-6pm, free pool. beer bust 3-
11 pm, Liquor bust & frozen
margarita bust 8-m1dn $6
-Miss Kitty's: Cowboys 1n Action
'Las Vegas Revue·· showt1mes.
10pm & m1dn
-Montrose M1nmg Co. 3 m 1 happy
hour all day1nite. SC: draft
The Montrose Voice
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Brittany Paige at E.'J's. 11 pm
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-EiJ's $1Margaritas.301 Dart
tourney 9pm
-Brazos River Bottom Happy hour
$1 25 well & longnecks all nite
Tuesday
-M1dtowne Spa half price lockers
-Club Romeo $1 25 beer
-Mother's_ Well drinks Sl.75 7am-
1 am, dance music from 70s & early
80s
-Ripcord: $1 25 canned beer 8pm-
2am
-Chutes 75C well 7am-noon. S 1 well
12-6pm. Beer bust 3-llpm. llquor
bust & frozen margarita bust 8-m1dn
-Miss K1tty·s_ Steak night 7pm. trash
disco 9pm
-Venture-N Trash Disco 8pm-2am.
no cover. beer bust available. free
pool 4-8pm
-Club Body Center 1r2 price rooms
& lockers 7pm-3am
-Missouri St Station: Beer Blow Out
7-midn. $1 domestic longnecks
-Momma·s Money: 8-m1dn. $2.50
pitcher beer
Montrose Mining Co S 1 beer bust
4pm-closing. Men at Work (male
dancers) 1 Opm-2am
-Bacchus. Pot Luck N1te
·Brazos River Bottom Dance
lessons with Brent & Jonathan, 9:30
Wednesday
-Club Body Center Mini-lockers $6
8am-4pm
-Rub1o·s Talent Night ($75 first
place), dnnk specials. danc1ng till
2am
-Mother's Long neck domestic
beers $1. 8-m1dn, Tequila Gold
Slammers $1.50 10pm-2am
-M1dtowne Spa half pnce rooms
Chutes: 75C: well 7am-noon. $1 well
12·6pm, Beer bust 3pm-11pm $3
-Club Romeo: Vodka Specials
Brazos River Bottom Happy hour
7am-9pm
-Ripcord $1 .50 Well all day
-Montrose
Mining Co
Nickel draft
beer 1n a mug
10pm-2am.
music of 60's.
1o·s. 80's
-Miss Kitty's
Kitty Kat
Revue llpm
-Mom ma's
Money
Amateur
Celebration
8pm-m1dn.
call or stop
by for
reservation
-Cousins
Zack·s
Revue, Zack.
Frankie. Lisa
& guest. 9pm
-Club Body
Center New
Year's Eve
buffet with
beverages
9pm
-Scandal's
Pool Tourney
lpm.
registration
noon
Free pool. shuffleboard. munchies at Venture-N noon-Spm
Leather Night at Mary·s Show some skin
Strip
Contest.
9pm. cash
prize
-Chutes
Steak N1te
$4 50, 16 oz
T-bone.
potato. salad
4th week of new male strip contest at E/J's. Fun and buns. 11 pm
•SUNDAY
New Year's Eve everywhere Champagne at m1dnite See the ads
Free hamburgers and hot dogs at the Venture-N Far Side, around
3pm till?. DJ Mike Scott at Spm
Steak night at Mary·s. from 4pm
Steak night at the BAB Spm
Free buffet somewhere around 6 30pm, Chutes
eMONDAY
New Year's Day everywhere. buffets at many bars See the ads
Margaritas $1 all night. dart tournament 7pm, Et J's
Free pool at Chutes
eTUESDAY
C&W dance lessons at the BAB start 10pm
eWEDNESDAY
Steak night at Chutes about 7-10pm
Amateur strip contest 9pm at Mamma s Money
•THURSDAY
7pm-10pm
liquor bust or
frozen
Margarita
bust $6 8pm·
m1dn1ght
·J R's
Pac1f1c Coast
-E J's noon-
10pm beer
bust, dinner
onpat10Spm
S 1 well drinks
4-7pm
Cricket dart
tourney 8pm
Missouri St
Station '3pm·
7pm SI well
Mommas
Money
Happy hour.
t2·4pm. $1
Well with 5QC
Schnapps 4·
7pm
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6pm-2am
-Heaven 10C:
well 9pm-
2am. cover.
biggest Wed
crowd in
Houston
Bacchus
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Ladies
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free hors d·oeuvres to 8pm ~
Missouri St Station. Professional & O
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-Cousins Talent Night 10pm
-Ripcord: $1.50 Margaritas
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-Montrose Mining Co. Happy hour co
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-J R's 3 on 1 happy hour. $1 25 ~
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-Club Body Center Half price
rooms & lockers noon-m1dn
-Brazos River Bottom Happy hour
7am-9pm. $1 longnecks all day &
n1te. hamburgers & hot dogs 7pm-
9pm. Mr BRB 1990 contest
Heaven: Male Dance Revue with
Hunter and the Headliners and
Fantasy 1n Motion at 11pm
Names and phones
Here's the BAR-ZAAR list places
you might consider for drinking.
dm1ng and sensual pleasures
-Bacchus. 523 Lovett. 523-3396
-Ballpark News, 1830 W Alabama
-Brazos River Bottom, 2400 Brazos.
528-9192
Bnar Patch. 2294 Holcombe. 665·
9678
Club Body Center. 2205 Fannin,
659-4998
Chapultepec Mexican Restaurant,
813 Richmond, 522-2365
Charhe·s Restaurant. 1102
Westhe1mer. 523-3332
·Chutes. 1732Westhe1mer. 523-2213
-Cousins. 817 Fairview. 528-9204
-E,J's. 2517 Ralph. 527-9071
-French Quarter Theater. 3201
Louisiana. 527-0782
-Heaven. Pacific at Grant. 521-9123
-JR s. 808 Pac1f1c. 521-2519
-Keystroke. a club on the move. 785-
9258
-Moss Kitty's. 710 Pac1f1c. 523-0213
-Lazy J, 312 Tuam. 528-9343
-Mary's. 1022 Westhe1mer. 527-9669
-M1dtowne Spa. 3100 Fannm. 522-
2379
-Montrose Mining Co., 805 Pac1f1c.
529-7488
-Momma's Money. 534 Westhe1mer,
522-0045
-M1ssoun St Station, 1117 Missouri.
524-1333
-Mother's. 402 Lovett, 52CH935
-Jo's Outpost. 2818 Richmond. 528·
8318
-Past Time, 617 Fa1rv1ew. 529-4669
-Pot Pie Restaurant. 1525
Westhe1mer. 528-4350
-0 Ts. 608 Westhe1mer. 529-8813
-The Ranch, 9150 S Main. 666-3464
-Rich's. 2401 San Jacinto. 759-9606
Ripcord. 715 Fa1rv1ew 521-2792
-Club Romeo. 903 Richmond, 528-
9110
-Rub1o·s. 202 Tuam. 522-1207
-Santa Fe Trading Co., 804 Pacific.
528-6969
-Scandal's. 1419 Richmond. 528·
8903
-Spanish Flower Restaurant, 4701
N Main. 869-1706
-Studz Adult Bookstore. 1201
Richmond
Thai Villa Restaurant. 2907 W
Alabama. 524-4777
-Venture-N 2923 S Main. 522-0000
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Mondays: $1
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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
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For massages by licensed masseurs and
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Basic body rub $25, therapeutic sessions $40/
hour. William or Ariana 621-1551
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looking guy, Galleria area, in or out calls. Glenn
781-6112.
Body rubs by attractive. honest, neat transsexual.
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New Year Cheer
By AMANDA B RECXJNDWrrH
The Montrose Voice
Dear Fans, Amanda is recovering from a
ra.vagmg week m the wilds of Colorado,
where we found the snow to be very wet
and cold-whlch is understa.ndable. We
should have been completely freaked out
if the snow had been dry and hot. But
then, when we look back upon the last
year, it's a.mazing all the changes that
have occurred.
Life will never be the same for us, Dear
Fans. The cold war seems to be ending,
whlch leaves all sorts of unanswered
questions. How will politicia.ns like Ron -
a.Id Reagan and George Bush ever get reelected
without some sort of blind ideoIogica.
l banner to hlcle behlnd'>Worseyet,
will they have to create one?
We're still living and dy1ng with AIDS,
of course. The government listens to us.
but Amanda still feels that the ga;y com
munity is being treated like naughty
children or senile old people who have
JUSt been discovered messing their
pants. Hopefully, the 90's will be the tune
when gay and lesbian people all over the
world will be able to stand up in front of
Congress, the Senate and the Supreme
Court and hold them responsible for the
total lack of empathy and coffiffiltment
that marred most of the 80's. For that
crime a.lone, the Reagan era. will go down
in history as being nothing less than bar·
baric.
Spea.lung of the VISigOths at the gate,
Amanda has not received a holiday greettngs
ca.rd from Nancy Reagan for the
thlTd year in a row. Of course, ever
sinos we sent back her monogrammed
bidet pad, she has held a grudge. Babs
Bush is more convincing and friendly,
but she ca.n onJy write when George
isn't osnsoring her ma.il. He's the perfect
Texas oil executive, Dear Fans. His
finger is on every button, exospt the
one that controls the vice president. We
think of the Bushes as a nice travelling
couple without a permanent homekind
of like the type you meet in retire·
ment RV communities in Florida.
They'll be pleasant and have convictions
that don't neosssa.rily agree with
us, but a.ft.er the sunshlne goes behlnd
the clouds, they11 go back to where they
came from and leave the permanent
residents to clean up the mess.
Oh yes, we must correct some dear
friends. These will not be the Gay 90's.
That was the last osntury. Gay back then
meant happy and carefree, and we ca.n
think of nothlng less appropriate to de·
scribe the ga;y community these days.
But then, maybe it's time we a.ll grow up
and face reality, right? Amanda thinks
the 90's will be a time of maturity We will
a.II face mortality, mortgages, the cost of
living in a rea.l world, and the right of
others to exist equa.lly.
Amanda feels that American politics is
very much like a neurotic person Onos
one obstacle is out of the way, another
will be found to replace 1t. It's what keeps
Amanda's makeup kit ma case the size of
a Saratoga trunk.
Persona.lly, we a.lwa.ys thought ca.rs
Official fox-Sanctioned
FRIDAYS
Chutes Male Strip
11 pm, Chutes, 1732 Westheimer
SATURDAYS
E/ J's Jock Strap Contest
11 pm, E/ J's, 2517 Ralph
Winner will receive (1f he chooses) a professional photo session. a set of the photos. and
the opportunity to be a future Fnday Fox m the Montrose Voice
CONTESTANTS WANTED. Just show up 1 hour befare cantest. WIN
CASH. Check with individual bar far mare details.
CLUB MANAGERS If you're having an amateur male stnp contest. contact your Voice
ad sales representative and we can make your contest an ·omc1al Fox Contest" and help
would float through the air by now We
thought we would be able to cure the
common cold by now. We thought every·
one would have a mea.ntngful and satis(yingJOb,
and that everyone would have the
right to eat and sleep m comfort by now.
Instead, it's like we have been in sus·
pended animation for the past ten years!
It's like a.II our technology and our intel ·
lect has been straining at the seams,
struggling to burst forth above the murk
to radiate new and ever more exciting
benefits for mankind Unfortunately, one
particularly ca.llous polltica.l admlnis·
tration held us mesmerized, sw1rtgtng
the hypnotic bauble of gold before our
eyes while accomplloss raped the planet
and set us back.
Look to the east, Dear Fans That's
where the rea.l libera.tion seems to be tak-ing
plaos. Unfortunatejy, liberation and
freedom must be controlled, otherwise it
becomes a.narcby. Our first major world
war ca.me from the same part of the
world, where the masses revolted
against a corrupt old regime. We must
watch closely to make sure the old structure
ca.n be renovated without undermining
the whole foundation of our civi·
llzation.
So, on these strangejy cryptic notes,
Amanda bids her fa.ns a happy new year.
There is somethlng in the air, Dear Fans
It's magi.ca.I and mysterious and prima.l.
It's an awareness of a rea.lity that has
treasures far beyond our wildest dreams.
It's up to us to make osrtain those
dreams don't become nightma.ree.
Happy New Year!
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