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Palm Springs Rodeo Pics Softball League Season Underway Gay Volume 24 • Issue 9 • No. 432 • May 12, 2011 • outwordmagazine.com Palm Springs Rodeo Pics page 29 Softball League Gay Couple Walk a Mile in Season Underway Together 61 Years Her Shoes page 8 page 12 page 18 COLOR COLOR Everyone’s watching their savings grow with S.T.A.R.T. Join the savings movement that makes saving money easy and rewarding. With S.T.A.R.T. – Savings Today And Rewards TomorrowTM – it’s easy to save a little every week, every month or with every credit or check card purchase. You can even go online and watch your savings grow. Reach $1,000 and you’ll earn a $50 U.S. Bank Rewards Visa® Card. Keep a balance of $1,000 or more for a year and earn another $50. Get your savings off to a great S.T.A.R.T. Join us at any U.S. Bank, usbank.com/START or call 800-720-BANK (2265). usbank.com/START Enrollment is required. 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The tours are free, however donations are appreciated and are used for our ongoing preservation project. outwordmagazine.com May 12, 2011 - May 26, 2011 • Volume 24 • Issue 9 • No. 432 Outword Magazine 5 Remembering Rich Wilkes retirement in 2008, after more than Sunrise January 30, 1948 – twenty years of service. CDP LGBT Caucus Elects Sunset April 7, 2011 Rich was always the guy with the Outword biggest smile and warmest laugh, Richard Eugene Wilkes was born in Nashville, Tennessee, on January which he enthusiastically shared New Board & Officers 30, 1948, to James A. Wilkes, Jr., with everyone with whom he came Staff in contact. Rich also loved to dance. PUBLISHER He was a founding member of Fred Palmer Sacramento’s Capital City Square Dancers, and squared up with ART DIRECTOR/PRODUCTION friends there for nearly 30 years. 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Newly elected board members and Gabe Underwood earned an AA Degree from Los the River City Bowlers, and still officers of the LGBT Caucus are: (seated) Co-Chairs Pat Washington Angeles City College. prized his numerous bowling and Clark Williams; (standing, l-r) Co-Vice Chairs Heather Minton CONTRIBUTING He joined the Air Force in 1968, WRITERS trophies. He also enjoyed a and John Cleary; At-Large Executive Committee Members Denise Boyce Hinman serving in various areas of Europe multitude of events with the Penn and Zoe Dunning; and Secretary Cory Allen. Not pictured Chris Narloch and Korea. When his tour of duty Sacramento Valley Bears and the are newly elected Treasurer Jess Durfee and At-Large Executive Bonnie Osborn ended in 1972, Rich relocated to L.A. Bears, and loved the times he Committee Member Ari Ruiz. Other than the election of new Charles Peer northern California and began spent in the beautiful atmosphere officers, the Caucus allowed current office holders and prospective working as an air traffic controller of Guerneville. candidates to introduce themselves. Taking advantage of the PHOTOGRAPHY and was a member of the infamous James Dusch Rich was loved a great deal by a opportunity were Lt. Governor Gavin Newsom, Assembly Speaker Larry Lauszus air traffic controllers who were great many, and will forever be in John Perez, Secretary of Natural Resources John Laird, Insurance Charles Peer fired en masse by President Reagan our hearts. He was pre-deceased in Commissioner Dave Jones, State Superintendant of public for striking against the federal January 1992 by his beloved Instruction Tom Torlakson, Assemblymembers Tom Ammiano and government. partner Lance Brown. Rich leaves Toni Atkins and many others. 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Lesbian & Gay Journalist Association Midtown Business Association Golden Gate Business Alliance 6 Outword Magazine May 12, 2011 - May 26, 2011 • Volume 24 • Issue 9 • No. 432 outwordmagazine.com State Tax Deductibility for Sex Assembly Committee Reassignment Surgery Costs Spreads Passes AB 887 he California Communities United Institute Board. Massachusetts agreed to he Assembly Appropriations Committee has consider conforming to the tax (CalComUI) has announced plans to approach court decision and, if so, to consider passed the Gender Nondiscrimination Act (AB Tstate tax agencies and urge them to comply informing income tax preparers of T877) by a 12-5 vote. AB 887 will strengthen with Federal tax laws allowing deductions for sex the new policy. employment, housing, and other civil rights “We will follow up with them to reassignment surgery. get their final decision,” said protections for all Californians, especially those who Previously, a U.S. Tax Court had decision was final. Then they Hinman. “We also plan to approach face discrimination based on gender identity and ruled that the cost of sex agreed to allow the deduction on the other 39 states to persuade expression. reassignment surgery is deductible California income tax returns as them to allow the tax deduction on The bill is authored by as protected categories in non- as a medical expense on federal tax long as the medical record was their state income tax returns.” forms. That decision was finalized well documented. Assemblymember Toni Atkins discrimination laws. In addition, CalComUI welcomes anyone to (D-San Diego) and is sponsored by the bill clarifies that gender identity on February 7 of this year.
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