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82-070982.Compressed.Pdf THIS TUESDAY JULY 13 3923 CEDAR SPRII'IGS AT THROCKI'IORTOI'I BARTENDER'S TURNABOUT NIGHT TWT JULY 9·15. 1982 PAGE 3 ~ __ (ONTENTS~_ TEXAS' BIGGEST Volume 8, Number 16 July 9-July 15, 1982 '\ AND TWTNEWS 11 definitely TEXAS' COMMENT 21 BEST PERSPECTIVE Lynn Ashby & ERA by Bonnie Dombroski 27 SPECIAL REPORT Lambda Legal Defense & Education Fund, Inc. 29 HIGHLIGHT The People You Work With by Stephanie Harris 35 BOOKS "The Terminal Bar" Reviewed by David Fields 39 MOVIES "The Thing" Reviewed by Steve Vecchietti & George Klein 45 MOVIES "Flretox" Reviewed by Steve Vecchietti 49 SHOWBIZ by Jack Varsi 50 ENTERTAINMENT - TEXAS by Rob Clark 54 HOT TEA 63 SPORTS 69 FORT WORTH GAY PRIDE Photo by AI Macareno 73 SAN ANTONIO GAY PRIDE Photos by Jim Hamilton 74 HOUSTON GAY PRIDE Photos by eli gukich 76 GAY AND LESBIAN ARTISTS SHOW Photos by Blase DiStefano 80 ON OUR COVER Dale Robinson, Mr. San Antonio '82 Photos by Jim Hamilton 84 CALENDAR 91 STARSCOPE Six-Month Lovescope 94 CONTINUOUS HAPPY HOUR 1-7PM DAILY CLASSIFIED 101 WITH LEE OR BUDDY IN THE SALOON AT THEGUIDE 111 3912-14 CEDAR SPRINGS. DALLAS 522-9611 ALSO MUSIC FROM HIT BROADWAY SHOWS \ TWT (This Week in Texas) IS published weekly by Asylum Enterprises, Inc .. at 2205 Montrose. Houston, Texas 77006; phone. (713) 527·9111. Opinions expressed by columnists are not necessarily those of TWT or of Its staff Publrcauon of the name or photo- graph of any person or organization in articles or advertising III TWT is not to be construed as any indicat ion of the sexual orienta- tion of said person or organization Subscription rates. $55 per year; $35 per half-year Rates cover cost of first-class postage. Back issues available at $2 each. Payment must accompany all orders First-class postage paid at Houston, Texas, Copyright © 1982 by Montrose Ventures. Incorporated. All rights reserved Partial or complete reproduction of any advertisement. news, arti- cle or feature, copy or photograph from TWT is specifically prohibited by federal statute PAGE 6 TWTJULY 9 - 15. 1982 TWTJULY 9 - 15. 1982 PAGEl tfJv..~~ ~Oe~ <..~v..0 '\.v.." 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Institute for Sex Research and author Linda Parks, W.J. Quigley, Steve Vecchiettl of the Kinsey reports on sexual behav- ART DIRECTOR Steven Douglas Fritz As ABC-TV explained, to fully under- PRODUCTION MANAGER Dennis Walker stand the scope of the investigation ior, served as an expert consultant to ASSISTANT ART DIRECTOR Mitch Bartlow one must know what pages are and do. the CIA in establishing both female and GRAPHIC ARTISTSThom Bisping, Guy Keefer. male houses of prostitution in the U.S. Frank White. Mike Sullivan, Pages are under 18, asked and spon- John Buschlen, Fred Hinton sored by members of Congress, attend and overseas. TYPOGRAPHERS WJ. Quigley, Leslie Holmes N~W ANNOOW"NU'~ government classes in the morning, run Information from FBI officials, docu- STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS Eli Gukich, Graham, Scott Taylor. Woody Keas, Greg Hcvlcori ;,'~~"'~"'h ~ errands for members of Congress in ments and interviews indicated that in- AI Macareno, Jim Homi~on, J. 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(512) 492-6894 PoV~~R~,~AVi.RS Judge Robert Aguilar has rejected as P\\,ES & C\.\fS GAY SURVEILLANCE CLASSIFIED DIRECTOR Cheryl Chamberlain unconstitutional the old immigration OPEN WASHINGTON, DC - A concerted rules which had previously barred for- ACCOUNTING Doug Felix OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR Cheryl Chamberlain MONDAY-SATURDAY nationwide surveillance and investiga- eign homosexuals from entering Amer- CIRCULATION MANAGER Leslie Holmes ion program by the FBI into the lives of ica. The rules violated the constitution- DISTRIBUTION MANAGER Brad LaMore IOAM.-1I PM wealthy, prominent, closeted homosex- al rights of free speech and association ASYLUM ENTERPRISES, INC. SU •..•DAyS NOON-7PM The Corporation ual men as well as into gay civil rights for homosexuals, the judge stated. PRESIDENTJames D. Cagle groups, and the collection of thou- "Homosexuals pose no threat to na- VICE-PRESIDENT/TREASURERCharles M. Patrick lflf~StMPLE sands of names of suspected homo- tional security merely because they are SECRETARYJim D. Chappell ~tt~~~ t: «<t 4> g sexuals in the course of nearly 30 homosexuals. Nor do they pose a TWT JULY9-15, 1982 PAGE 11 PAGE 10 TWT JULY9-15. 1982 threat to the health, safety and welfare of the American public," the ruling said. Aguilar had ruled in the case of the Lesbian-Gay Freedom Day Committee, which challenged an INS policy exclud- ing homosexuals as "sexual deviants" once they were certified to be homo- sexual. Aguilar had issued a temporary order banning the exclusion of homosexuals by the INS during last year's gay pride parade in San Francisco, TWT NEWS re- called. PRE·CONDITION YOUR SKIN BEFORE GAY RIGHTS BILL 1) GAINS MOMENTUM GOING INTO THE BRUTAL SUN! 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