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O in Ih a Ilp R 3,000 PROTEST GAY DEATHS DECEMBER 10,1980 Issue 112 §>an IFranriarn O I n i H a i l p r 3,000 PROTEST GAY DEATHS COORS BUILDS FA SCIST EM PIRE JOSEPH COORS CONTINUES WAR ON "LIBERALS", GAYS, ETC.! Old Joseph Coors, through his Heritage Foundation and six other extremist New Far Right groups, including the Gays and lesbians march on Christopher Streetii^ui^ Rev. Jerry f^lwell's Moral Majority, has protest on the deaths of two gay men outside a gay bar. contributed more funds than almost NEW YORK; An anti-gay bigot who killed two any single individual in America, to gays in Greenwich Village, and wounded seven bring the defeat of all gay rights advo­ others, has been arraigned on two counts of mur­ cates he can. U.S. Senator Gary Hart of Colorado was targeted for defeat by der. Ronald Crumpley a former transit authority the Joseph Coors New Far Right orga­ policeman, told the court that he “hated faggots.’’ nizations, but Hart, by some electoral The reaction to the shootings on West Street, just miracle survived the "Night of the Bang­ north of Christopher Street, were swift and most JOSEPH COORS of ing Bibles" (November 4th), and was angry, as three thousand gay men & lesbians took, the Heritage Founda­ re-elected. But Coors was most success­ to the streets in a candle-light march and protest. tion, John Birch Socie­ ful in defeating other legislators who The protest found signs with slogans such as...... ty, Moral Majority, and have supported gay ri^ ts lenisintion. “We’re Not Afraid!’’, “Stop i'errorist Vioelnce A- Ronald Reagan advisor. But according to an aide to Hart, "He gainst Gays!’’, and “Black & White Together.’’ will be more cautious in dealing with The chants of “No more murders,’’ and “Gay the gay community in the future. This Rights now!’’ They were heard throughout the was just too close. We got the message loud and clear." Village area in protest to the Moral Majority in­ IN SID E This is one effect that the Falwell and duced violence against gays in New York City. CLASSIFIEDS...................................Page IS Coors combine has brought about. The People were «een all along Christopher Street, 11 th Annual Tenderloin Senior’s Luncheon victories they did bring off, has intim i­ speaking in hushed but angry tones of the grow­ and Party in Doubt...................Page 3 dated those pro-gay politicians into be­ ing KKK/Nazi menace across the land, and of the RENT CONTROL IN DANGER...Page 5 coming less pro-gay, if not neutral. terrible murders of the Black children in Atlanta Letters To The Editor.................. Page 2 And this holds true for the Congress­ and of the killings of Blacks in Buffalo, and Salt THEATRE..................................... Page 7 ional elections come 1982. Lake City. The Mockingbird........Pages 9-11-13-14 Coors and the Heritage Foundation in Gay people in recent months have become in the just four short years, have become one COUNTRY MUSIC GUIDE.......... Page IS of the kingpins of American politics. last year or so, a target for the hate-mongers of Peter Struve’s Music Box.............Page 7 Joseph Coors is listed as one of the six America, along with Third World peoples, Jews, and communists. WANTED a movie....................... Page 8 most influential men with Ronald Rea­ gan. The U.S. is becoming a nation where hate-mon­ The Crusader Boycott...................Page S .(continued page 6) gers and puppets of the government like the KKK SPECIAL PRIVILEGES FOR DAN WHITE and the Nazis can go around conducting vigilante ........................................Page 3 action/murders at will. The murders of these SUPERVISOR BRITT ATTACKED....Page 3 gays is not an isolated phenomenon, for Hitler, as 17 year Old Held In Arsons.........Page 3 an example, conducted a savage persecution of ENDUP Christmas Party.................. Page 12 gays in Nazi Germany, sending accused gays to ithe gas chambers wearing pink armbands. Next Issue: December 23. Ads by; Dec. 17th continued on page 5 / ...q u i c k l v , 1 „cH M O N 0 O.StWCT.40 A S>au ÎFraurtHrn (Sruaaòpr 8>an ÎPrmirtBrn (Entaabcr Editors: My lover and I have lived in San Francis­ ^ Serving ÿour particular legal needs co 3 mon^s. This is the first time I have seen your publication. My question is..... Do you have mailed subscriptions or can you tell me at what locations we can pick up your news­ paper. Keep up the goodworkl Sal C. Balistreri Love & Kisses, A ^torp^-at-Law JOE G.& JIM (td : Sure! We prefer that you pick your copy up. TheI ne nearest places to you are Kimo’sKimo s Pine & Polk or Le Salon, 1118 Polk. Happy reading!) Editor: My dearest Rev. Ray: Your last issue of The Crusader (Issue 111) The Crusader was one of the most informative and one of the Dear Ray: gutsiest I have read in some time. Congradula- NEW S CLIPS I want to personally express mv tions on your list of those San Francisco fag (4 1 5 ) 7 7 7 - 9 9 9 0 thanks to you and the newspaper for all of your traitors v^o endorsed and voter for Moral Major­ MARKS & BROWN PASS “SPECIAL FAVOR’ support during my re-election campaign. ity-backed Dennis McQuald, also known as "Fat Call for Appointment for Consultation BILL TO EXEMPT WEALTHY FROM FIRE Mac." And pity those poor fags, for their darling CODES! Without your help and support my re-election "Fat Mac" lost the election! could not have been possible. A special piece of legislation authored by State I've go to hand it to you. Rev. Ray, you Senatorenator Mi'Milton Marks and Assembly Speaker Peace & friendship, possess the mts to lash out at the p r i^ , fairy Willie Brown, exempted 14 high rise ^artments JOHN L. BURTON selljouts'and" id enemye fags whose main interest is on Nob Hill from the California Fire Code. The Member of Congress their very own selfish gains. You have shown two Legislators evidently didn’t understand that once again that you are a force not to be reco- just because the people who live in the 14 build­ oned with! Now we have a clearer ] icture as to (EruHaiipr ings “don’t care"' about their safety more than who is part of the local "Gay Fifth-column." they do their money...it is the buildings which The Crusader I wonder how these f ^ traitors feel now aas-iniu adjoin them which are endangered and the lives Dear Rev. Ray: that Tinseltown's former third-rate thespian- in those buildings as well as the lives of the Fire­ Thanks for your enthusiastic help turned-president Ronetta Reagan and homopho­ fighters. and support so much. bic, bible-thumping asshole Jerry Fartwell and Fire Chief Andy Casper has promised to try and Your M itorial comments and space in the SF his brainless followers of the Morbid Majoritlajority reverse the Marks-Brown legislation. Crusader were an uplifting surprise and very have mined full control of the federal govern­ much appreciated, as was your most kind effort ment! Yesiree! SPECIAL PRIVILEGES AGAIN FOR DAN on Friday (a reception for myself). Fascism/Nazism is very much alive and doing WHITE! well at the White House! Hang on to your panty­ K 40ÆL Murderer Dan White who shot and killed in cold Regards, hose and cockrings kiddies, for the next four blood b o th Mayor Heorge Moscone and Super­ THOMAS S. CRARY years we are in for the ride of our lives. visor Harvey Milk,MiiK, was flowanowea ed tolo havenave hisnis familyvisor lamiiy Assistant District Attorney Now Rev. Ray, I'd like to follow up your in for Thanksgiving dinner at Soledad prison. The (Arson Task Force) gutsy expose by includinq here a list of homopho 291 Geary Street local news-media mentioned it in passing as if it Bic members of the Morbid Majority. The list were alright to allow this vicious murderer to ****** Suite 209 was taken from a page of a publication titled (across from Union Square) have special privileges. In fact, none of the gay "Conservative D i ^ t . " Here it is: olitical organizations in the city batted an eye. Editor: The Pro-Family Movement Leaders: Telephone 392-2111 R[one of theDther inmates at California Prisons The person vtfho informed the police of U.S. SENATE: Orrin Hatch; Jesse Helms; Paul ‘‘London England, were allowed such a special favor as the ex-cop. planned illegal activities of the CMC Carnival is Laxative Laxalt; Gordon Hump Humprey. or London Ohio, not—- a- "‘—iene"treacherous ■ betrayer."' ..Rather,...................... it is the U.S. f^OUSE: Larry McDonald (real homopho- wherever you go, we REAGAN TO TRY TO END RENT CONTROL CMC (and others in the gay community) who bic.); Phil Crane; Henry Hyde. can get you BY HOLDING REVENUE-SHARING FUNDS demand equal treatment from society, yet at the WASHINGTON CONNECTION: Robert Billings; there!” “HOSTAGE!” same time expect to be exempted from society's Paul Weyrich (A real Nazi Fascist!); Kathy Teague; A proposal by San Diego Maj^or Pete Wilson rules and regulations. William 'Bill' Billings; Howard Phillips. To TraveP^^ ^ ^ 1^0 is running for Governor in 1982, would have How can we (Gays) expect equality U.S. HOUSE: John Ashbrook the President to withhold revenue sharing funds when we hold ourselves above the law? That, my EDUCATION: Ms. Onalee McGraw; Ms- Norma from any city that has any form of rent control. friends, is known as hypocrisy, and I, for one, Gabler; Bob Baldwin; Henry Clayton.
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