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15 NEWS Houstonian Nancy Molleda to Coordinate Clinton Campaign Outreach to Gay and Lesbian Texans 27 COMMENT Letters to the Editor 35 OF LOCAL INTEREST 39 BACKSTAGE A Tuna Christmas at Casa Manana Theatre in Fort Worth 41 MEDIA GLAAD Tidings 47 COVER FEATURE Derek Thomson of Austin PhotosbyRexMartln 53 STARSCOPE New Moon In Libra Tomorrow 59 SPORTS FrontRunners Kick Off Membership Drive In Houston 60 SNAPSHOTS Alan RossTexas Freedom Parade -·.'DEft ~NO PI?/"~rE 63 SNAPSHOTS 1993MissGay Texas Pageant 11 ~ 65 HOT TEA Whitney Paige Wins MissGay Texas 1993 74 CLASSIFIED 83 OBITUARIES 113332 86 GUIDE Texas BusinessI Club Directory 11 ~04 TWT(ThiS Week In Texas) Ispublished by Texas Weekly Times Newspaper Co" at 33CX> Reagan Street In DoMas,Texos 75219 and 811Wast helmer In Houston. Texas nOO6. OpInions expressed by col.mNsts ore not necessorty those of TWTor of Its stoff. PI.bIcotion of the nome Of photogoph of ony person or orgorizotlon n ortIdes or odvertisilg ~ '"~~~ in TWT Is not to be construed as any Indication of the sexual orientation of said person or organlzatlon. Subscription rotes: $69 per year. $40 per half year. Bock Issues .•. avollable at 52 each. Payment must accompany 01orders. Copyright © 1992 by Texas Weekly Tmes Newspaper Co. AI rights reserved. Portial or complete reproduction of any advertisement. news, article or feature, copy or photograph from 1WT is specifically prOhibited by federol statute.
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PAGE 12 HOUSTON ACTIVIST To CO-CHAIR CLINTON EFFORT AMONG GAYS Molleda Says Community's Vote May Be Pivotal in Texas Results. TEXAS - Nancy Molleda, longtime Democratic Party activist and Co-Chair of '93 ALAN Ross TEXAS Lesbian and Gay Democrats of Texas, has been named a state Co-Chair of Gays and FREEDOM PARADE Lesbians for Clinton/Gore. She will be working with the other Co-Chair, Tom MARKS NINTH YEAR Henderson of Austin, to rally support for Annual Event Draws Record the Democratic presidential ticket in a state whose vote may be crucial in deter- Number 0/ Participants, Spectators. mining who will occupy the White House DALLAS - The gay and lesbian com- for the next four years. munity of Dallas joined visitors from Molleda said she believes the lesbian across the state this past weekend for the and gay vote nationwide and in Texas 1992 Alan Ross Texas Freedom Parade, could prove pivotal in putting the Demo- the city's annual celebration of gay pride crats back in the White House. She es- and achievement. With close to 10,000 timated there are 800,000 or more gay and spectators and participants, this year's lesbian voters in Texas alone. event is believed by organizers to have Molleda traveled to San Antonio last been the largest in its nine-year history. week to confer with Chuck M. Jordan and Nearly 70 entries, representing busi- Martha Fitzwater, who have agreed to nesses and organizations from throughout serve as co-chairs of Gays and Lesbians Texas, participated in the two-hour proces- for Clinton/Gore in San Antonio and Bex- sion through the heart of Oak Lawn. Grand arCounty. Molleda was to travel to Dallas Marshals Jan Barton and Dallas City Coun- this week to help set up a similar effort in cil member Luna and Special Grand Mar- that city. shal Michael Lee led the parade on Cedar "We are absolutely delighted with the Springs in a show of spirit, dignity and commitment of the San Antonio effort in unity. Colorful floats, marching bands, its highly visible and prominent leadership, brightly decorated cars and trucks, and its organization and its efforts to mobilize even an eighteen wheeler, transported the the gay and lesbian community for Clinton many representatives of Dallas' diverse and Gore," Molleda commented. gay and lesbian community through streets . Organizers of the San Antonio commit- tee describe it as a bipartisan effort, not- ing that Jordan is a lifelong Republican. Volunteers will conduct voter registration drives and educational campaigns within the gay and lesbian community. Fitzwater, a prominent San Antonio trial lawyer, said numerous fund-raising events will be held in supporters' homes and in lesbian and gay businesses. Molleda was an at-large delegate to the Democratic National Convention in July and was elected Co-Chair of the Lesbian and Gay Delegates at the convention. She serves on the boards of the Texas Human Rights Foundation and the Executive and - Professional Association of Houston. Henderson is a longtime Democratic The crowd in Lee Park following the Alan Ross Texas Party activist and was also an at-large Freedom Parade was the largest in the event's history. delegate to the Democratic Convention. TWTNEWSphoto.
TWT SEPTEMBER 25 - OCTOBER 11992 PAGE 15 lined with scores of festive and cheering AUSTIN GAY PRIDE observers. The closing ceremonies for the Free- A BIG SUCCESS dom Parade were held, once again, at Ar- lington Hall in Lee Park, where the Dallas Over 2,500 Take Part in Two-Day Tavern Guild has created and maintains Celebration Last Weekend. the Living Tribute in recognition of the AIDS community of Dallas County. Sev- AUSTIN - The Lesbian/Gay Pride eral thousand people followed the parade Commission of Austin [LGPCA] held its to the park to hear speeches by commu- 1992 pride celebration last weekend, with nity leaders and politicians, including over 2,500 people attending the activities David Mixner, Democratic presidential scheduled Saturday and Sunday. candidate Bill Clinton's liaison to the gay Events new to this year's schedule were community. In a warmly received presen- workshops and seminars held during the tation, Mixner reminded those assembled day Saturday and "Dance Under the Stars," that Texas "is one of the most important held later that evening. states for us. We need you to carry Texas The seminars and workshops proved to for us, and I know you wilL" Mixner went be very successful, with over 150 people on to declare that if Texas gays give presenting and in attendance. Topics everything they've got "for the next 45 covered ranged from lesbian/gay legal days, it could mean life to many people issues to the development of gay culture with AIDS." since the days of the Mattachine Society. Special presentations were made Lou Individuals and organizations presenting Lawlis, the lover of the late Dr. Graeme seminars included attorney Tom Doyal, Maclean, in whose name the parade was Toby Johnson, Marvin Prevost, Maria Zal- dedicated; to the parents of Ray Kuchling, duondo, the National Leather Associa- to whom the celebration in Lee Park was tion/Austin, Bound by Desire, Informe named; to Dick Weaver, Bill Hunt and Ed SIDA, AIDS Services of Austin and Project Oakley, whose community service achieve- Reach. Sun Dragon Martial Arts and the ments were recognized; to Mr. AII- Gay/Lesbian Anti-Violence Coalition made American 1992 John Gordon for his out- a presentation entitled "Defend, Report, standing fund-raising efforts; and to Reprisal," instructing participants on how "Lambda Weekly," the radio voice of gay to defend themselves and what to do if and lesbian Dallas. they witness or are the victims of hate Neighborhood service awards were crimes. presented to those businesses and organ- izations responsible forthe newly-planted trees along Cedar Springs Boulevard, in- cluding the clubs of Caven Enterprises, the Nelson-Tebedo Clinic, the Round-Up Saloon, Tapelenders, An Occasional Piece, Union Jack, Shades of Gray and the Crossroads Market. Special entertain- ment was provided by Beth McFarland and John Gordon, who dedicated his perform- ance to all those who have succumbed to AIDS. One of the highlights of the Celebration in Lee Park was the presentation of the trophies for the best parade entries in seven categories. Oak Lawn Exterminat- ors, the Dallas Silver Sabres, NLA:Hous- State Rep. Glen Maxey {I] was among those who turned out ton, Oak Lawn Community Services, Bam- for last weekend's LesbianlGay Pride Celebration in Austin. boleo's, JR's Bar and Grill, and Pub Peg- TWTNEWSphoto by Rex Martin. asus all received awards for excellence in design in originality and interpretation. The Main Event on Sunday brought Parade planners are already anticipating everyone back to Fiesta Gardens for an next year's event, set for September 19, afternoon of entertainment, food and fes- 1993, which they anticipate will surpass tivities. Entertainment presented on three this year's totals. different stages included performances by
TWT SEPTEMBER 25 - OCTOBER 1 1992 PAGE 17 the Babtist Women, the Lone Star Male complete the project. Thanks to George Revue and New York performance artist Harris, Jack Evans, Chris Luna, Jeff Gilbert Sapphire, who has appeared with Tim M!I- and Howard Jacobs, virtually the entire ler, Holly Hughes, -scarteto and Annie amount has been raised, and the planting was completed in time for this past week- Sprinkle. Pri..;~ Commissioner treasurer Kip Dol- end's Alan Ross Texas Freedom Parade, lar said the Pride Celebration was more during which all the trees on Cedar Springs successful financially than organizers at will be dedicated to the community. first thought it would be. Anyone interested in assisting the clinic "Because of the expansion of the event in retiring the balance of the cost for this this year to two days instead of one in the project is invited to contact Karen Estes past, it was feared that the commission at the Nelson-Tebedo Clinic, (214)528-2336. would not end up making money. In the end, we came out in the black, with money The Zoo TV Tour left over to start off next year's celebration. STATE SUPREME COURT "A special thank-you is due those who To HEAR ARGUMENTS U2 Wednesday, October 14th donated their time and energy to make such an event become a reality," Dollar IN 21.06 CASE "A 11IgbTech Video Multi-Media Sensory Overload and Just a Touch of Trash" added. Texas'Top Civil Tribunal To Decide Fate of Sodomy Law. ADDITIONAL TREE AUSTIN - The Texas Supreme Court Win a Pair of U2 Zoo TV PLANTINGS FURTHER announced September 9 that it will hear arguments in the lawsuit challenging the Concert Tickets every Wednesday CROSSROADS PROJECT constitutionality of Section 21.06 of the Texas Penal Code. Commonly referred to at Midnight between now Nelson-Tebedo Addition Extends as Texas' "sodomy law," 21.06 makes it a and October 14th. Boundaries of New Greenbelt Area. misdemeanor, punishable by a $200 fine, *No purchase necessary, DALLAS - With the addition of three for consenting adults of the same sex to pear trees in front of the Nelson-Tebedo engage in "deviant sexual intercourse." but you must be present to win. Clinic on Cedar Springs near Throckmor- The court will hear arguments in the case ton, a beautification project begun by in early January. Denis Weirof Caven Enterprises and Tom Two lower courts have struck down the **After the Zoo TV Concert, Sweeney of the Round-Up Saloon is now statute as unconstitutional, most recently closer than ever to completion, thanks to the Third District Court of Appeals in bring your Concert Ticket a group of very special benefactors who Austin, which did so on March 11. In a agreed that the entire Crossroads area unanimous decision, the appellate court Stub for Free Cover. should be included in the effort. stated, "We can think of nothing more fun- ~,L,ZJt damentally private and deserving of pro- tection than sexual behavior between con- senting adults in private." The court further mentioned that the state of Texas had failed to demonstrate "how criminalizing sexual behavior be- tween consenting adults in private pro- tects public morality." Attomey General Dan Morales appealed the District Court's decision to both the Texas Supreme Court and the Court of Criminal Appeals on May 8. The Court of New tree plantings in front of the Nelson- Tebedo Clinic Criminal Appeals declined to hear argu- reflect ongoing Crossroads beautification project. ments in the case, saying it did not have TWTNEWSphoto. jurisdiction because no one had been According to Karen Estes, Special Proj- prosecuted under the law. ects Manager for Nelson-Tebedo, over The Texas Human Rights Foundation $1,500 was required forthe project to pur- put together the lawsuit challenging Sec- chase the trees, excavate and replace suf- tion 21.06 and is paying all court costs and ficient quantities of soil suitable for the attorneys' fees on behalf of the five co- plantings, and hire the workers needed to plaintiffs. Although 21.06 has rarely if ever
PAGE 18 TWT SEPTEMBER 25 - OCTOBER 1 1992 been enforced, it is considered to have discriminatory effects that reach beyond iC • the courtroom into the everyday lives of * gay and lesbian Texans in areas like employment. SEPTEMBER :A *. •• THRF Director of Development Suzy ~~ Wagers said the fact that this is an elec- oot> tion year will have a bearing on the fate of MAN OF THE MONTH =.,.... 21.06. There are nine justices on the high court, five of them Democrats and the re- *J: ~ maining four Republicans. Democrats •. Oscar Mauzy and Jack Hightower, as well Tuesday, =ot> as Republican Eugene Cook, are up for ~ reelection this year. .,.... "We are urging everyone to get out and September 29th ~ -= vote in November," she said. "It is impor- ~~ ,.c~ tant for people to realize that, as far as this ~~ particular case is concerned, this is it. The MAN OF THE Texas Supreme Court will decide the fate of Morales. THRF needs everyone's help MONTH CONTEST •.. •. to wln-thls battle. We especially need ~rI.l'-' (The Last Tuesday financial support." ~Q. For more information on supporting the of The Month) THRF suit, write P.O. Box 49740, Austin, 1$ rI.l ~ TX 78765, or call (512)479-THRF. .s *~ Winner receives ,.S~c POSTPONEMENT IN ~ $200 Cash. CASE OF MEN ACCUSED :i ~ ~~ IN BROUSSARD KILLING ~ 1st Runner-Up ~..s Nancy Rodriguez Says D.A.'s Office ~ receives $100 Cash. •.< Failed to Notify Her that Date of ~ Plea-Bargain Hearing Moved Up. ~ 2nd Runner-Up -< ~I HOUSTON - Nancy Rodriguez, mother ~ receives $50 Cash. ~~ of the late Paul Broussard, was surprised ~ *All Winners & 1st Runners-Up .,.... recently to find that she had arrived a week ~ from the Current Month ~ late for a plea-bargain hearing in the pros- U l' 00. ecution of four men charged with beating are eligible to enter. her son in a fatal gay-bashing attack last year. Operating on information received from Vicki Sly, a victims' coordinator in the Har- R~ ris County District Attorney's office, Rod- r riguez took a week off from work and flew to Houston from her home in Georgia to TUESDAYS be present at the hearing. After her arrival in Houston on Septem- ber 13, Rodriguez discovered that the hear- $3.50 ing, originally scheduled for the following day, had been held several days earlier, on September 8. Rodriguez says she was told the date of the hearing had been changed to accommodate prosecutor Mike Ander- ABSOLUr son's vacation. "I called in August to be sure of the date, All Day/All Night before I bought my ticket and took time off my job. They never notified me of the 804 & 808 Pacific • (713)521-2519 PAGE 20 TWT SEPTEMBER 25 - OCTOBER 1 1992 3 in 1 Happy Hour Nightly UntillOpm change," Rodriguez explained. On Monday, September 14, Rodriguez lay is open to men and women of all ages HARVESTMCC called Anderson's supervisor, Bill Taylor, fn levels from beginners and novice to ad- Single? Lonely? to complain about the change. "Bill Taylor vanced. Registration will close on Octo- OF DENTON HOSTS told me he'd talk to Mike [Anderson] about ber 1, and is limited to the first 32 entries. Desperate for cheese, wine, first it," Rodriguez said. later, however, when Some levels are filling up quickly, so early AIDS PRAYER VIGIL class entertainmentand a buddy with Rodriguez made an unannounced visit to registration is advised. whom to share it ALL? Become a In addition to tournament participation, Special Guest Alison Arngrim charter mE1mber of THEATRE the District Attorney's office, she discov- UNDER THE STARS' all-new ered that Anderson wasn't even there. Ol TA members are also seeking items for Presents Seminars on AIDS. Singles' Mixer, opening Night Bal- "I went in and asked to see Mike, and the raffle. Needed are small items or serv- DENTON - The Harvest Metropolitan cony Buddies. It's dresSY,it's fes- they sent [assistant district attorney] Joan ices that would be attractive to prospec- Community Church recently hosted a tive and it's funI Enjoy the opening Huffman out to speak to me; that's when tive ticket buyers. weekend AIDS Prayer Vigil, a chance for night performanceof all five glittering I found out [Anderson] was on vacation." Readers interested in donating items for showS scheduled for TUTS' Silver members of the AIDS community, as well Anderson failed to return several calls the raffle may contact Jon at (214)827-4388. as those affected by the disease in other Anniversary Season at Houston's For more information about the 1992Texas Music Hall...with a Wine and Hors TWT NEWS placed to his office. ways, to join together in remembrance and d'Oeuvres Soiree preceding each The pre-trial hearing held September 8 Open, contact Larry at (214)327-4470. support. show at the downtown Hyatt Re- in the prosecution of Jaime and Javier During the three-day event, the church gency. Just 100 charter member- Aguirre, Brian Spake and leandro Ramirez, remained open for 48 continuous hours of ships are available. And it's only resulted in a postponement to October 26. prayer, and resources were made available for all five parties and all five 'NEW REpUBLIC' $75.00 If no plea bargain is accepted, the de- shoWs. For five good times, call to assist individuals in remembrance of fendants are scheduled to stand trial on EDITOR TO ADDRESS those who have died of AIDS. TUTS 713/622- . January 4. 17TH ANNUAL ShoWs and Party Dates: Houston banker Paul Broussard and ANNIE WARBUCKS, Oct 1; TUTS' two of his friends were attacked in the ear- SPECTACULAR CHRISTMAS EX- ly hours of July 4 last year as they walked HGLPC DINNER TRAVAGANZA, Dec. 10; HELLO, to their car from the Pacific Street area. Some Have Questioned Choice of Actress and AIDS ac- DOLLYI, Jan. 28; BRIGADOON, tivist Alison Arngrlm Broussard died of his wounds later that Andrew Sullivan Because of was special guest at March18; SAYONARA,April 29 morning in a hospital. Ten young men, all recent Harvest MCC of them from the Woodlands area north of Conservative Views on Issues. AIDS Prayer Vigil. Houston, were later charged with murder. HOUSTON - The Houston Gay & les- Defendant Jon Buice was sentenced to 45 bian Political Caucus [HGlPC] holds its years in prison in May. 17th annual awards banquet tomorrow Special guest for the Vigil was actress evening, and this year's affair has drawn Alison Arngrim, who appeared for seven 1992 TEXAS OPEN the attention of many inside and outside years as Nellie Oleson on the NBC televi- the Caucus because of the person chosen sion series Little House on the Prairie . ••• SET FOR OCT. 10-12 to deliver the keynote address. Alison has recently become better known ..." ... Andrew Sullivan is the British-born ed- forthe work she has done with AIDS Proj- ..-._ VII>- This Year's Tournament to Benefit ~ =-~ itorof The New Republic, one the nation's ect Los Angeles [APLA]. She was given the _.-_CZ The Dallas Buddy Project. most widely read political monthlies. first "Celebration of Life" award by the ~!f3V) DALLAS - The Oak lawn Tennis As- Though he is openly gay, Sullivan's con- South Bay Friends of Aid for AIDS, and ..." ...,•••=-E :::lUlLJ servative views on certain issues have was also the first woman to receive the ••• zE ~6~~ sociation [OlTA] will present the 1992 .002: Texas Open, the oldest on the gay tennis drawn fire from many in the women's "Friend in Deed" award from APLA. ..-. CO :><:V)lLJlLJ movement and the gay and lesbian com- In a commentary on the AIDS crisis she ~=...,""",,!;;:~zz!!:° : circuit and the final stop of the Grand Slam munity. His opposltlon to abortion, for in- OO~lLJO<:I: tournaments this year, during Texas-OU wrote for a recent issue of DesignersWest :;::>~o..i2V)!;2V) stance, does not sit well with feminists, magazine, Arngrim provided readers with ~--••• - .=-=-VIIO. Z~~~lLJ~O~ weekend, October 10-12 at Samuell Grand _1ICIi. 5~:I:::;,(g:~Sl3 and he has not endeared himself to gay ac- her own overview of the AIDS pandemic as C2-....·ULUO-.::J and the Village tennis centers. Tourna- IIIII!!!!!!Zo OZlLJ::o;oulLJ tivists with his criticisms of groups like well as some of her own personal history IlllllliiiC", oV>w- c.:: ment organizers anticipate more than 200 05~:I: • players from around the United States and Queer Nation and ACT UP that employ with AIDS. c...,~:>-,-,-. pressing reservations. "Why do I still do this? Why haven't Ijust c~~ year's tournament raised over $650 for Oak lawn Community Services. This year, raf- The Caucus dinner is tomorrow, Sep- moved on to the next 'celebrity band- a fle tickets will be sold at the tournament tember 26 at 7 p.m. at the Doubletree wagon'? Because this isn't a bandwagon. for just $1, and all profits will benefit the Hotel. Tickets are $50 and are available at This is real life. I'm doing this as a human Dallas Buddy Project. lobo, Inklings and Crossroads Market. For being. Why I'm still doing this isn't a ques- Tournament organizers indicate that more information, call HGlPC at (713) tion. I'm trying to figure out why everybody 521-1000. else isn't dolnq this with me." TWT SEPTEMBER25 - OCTOBER 11992 PAGE 22 PAGE 23 As part of her contribution to the AIDS Prayer Vigil, Arngrim presented three ASA GETS GRANT seminarsdealing with AIDS,"Healing with FROM KAISER Humor," "Pediatric AIDS" and "Safer Sex/Negotiating Techniques." FAMILY FOUNDATION The AIDS Prayer Vigil was part of Har- TEXAS Austin Agency Will Apply Funds vest MCC's ongoing commitment to the community to provide support to all per- To General Operating Expenses sons affected by AIDS.For more informa- tion on the church's other AIDS-related AUSTIN - AIDS Services of Austin CONNECTIONS programs, contact Rev. Ed Paul at (817) [ASA] has received a grant from the Henry 497-4020. J. KaiserFamily Foundation in the amount LOCAL' NAMES & NUMBERS IN YOUR AREA CODE! of $22,727.50.The funding is a special gift directed to ASA at the request of founda- State / A.C. / Press 24TH ANNUAL tion trustee and former congresswoman State / A.C. / Press Barbara Jordan. MISS CAMP AMERICA The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation TX (214/903) GJ OK (405) ~ PAGEANT DRAWS 1,700 of Menlo, California was established in TX (409) [!] OK (918) 1948as an independent health care philan- m Foundation Presents $14,000to thropy dedicated to improving the health TX (512) [i] AR (501) @ Two Local Nonprofit Groups. of low-income and minority Americans, and improving the operations of major AL (205) HOUSTON - Drawing an estimated TX (713) 0 ~ 1,7000rmore to the Music Hall last Satur- government health programs. ASA will apply the funding towards TX (806) MS (601) [i] day evening, the 24th annual Miss Camp ~ America Pageant provided an evening of generaloperating expenses.ASA is a non- TX (817) [!J LA (318/504) [i] fun and camp while raising money for two profit organization providing services to groups that assist people with AIDS. personsaffected by HIVin the Austin area. TX (915) III The pageant is always held the same The agency also helps educate the pub- evening as the "real" Miss America Pag- lic with accurate and timely information eant in Atlantic City. This year's reigning about HIV infection and prevention. \\lIT Miss Camp America, Dame Edith Evans (Gary Evans),and contestants represent- ing nine states competed in evening gown, swimsuit and talent categories. The winner of the Miss Camp America Pageant is determined by whoever wins the Miss America competition. This year's production cost an esti- mated $50,000,and featured Dancing Wa- 100% Black ters of New York, a special effect of water Cotton & Pink and color backing up the performers. Tim Seidler, who is president of the White Imprint Foundation, was crowned the 25th Miss Domestic Camp America. He will preside over next Tee Shirt year's affair. The nine other finalists were first runner-up Miss Iowa (Robert Yale), Miss Indiana (Jamie Diaz), Miss Kansas OCTO~ERIt, i~2 (David Stewart), Miss Oklahoma (Sid Bashover), Miss Ohio (Del Fullen), Miss "ORDER YOURS TODAY" Massachusetts (Bruce McCurley), Miss Send 59.95 plus 52.50 for South Carolina (Gio Sedita), Miss Mis- souri (Les Armous) and Miss Kentucky shipping and handling to: (Randall Stripling). The Foundation, which applied for and AQUA IMAGE received tax-exempt, nonprofit status 5543A Dyer Street earlier this year, presented checks total- ing $14,000 to two Houston nonprofit DaUu, TX 75206 groups. The Colt 45's AIDS TroubleFund (214) 368-0120 received $10,000 and the Assistance Fund received $4,000.
lWT SEPTEMBER 25 - OCTOBER 11992 PAGE 25 In this column, readers exchange ideas with other readers and our editor in a public forum. Writers must sign all letters and furnish their full name and address • •••••••••••••••• for ver~icatlon. lWT will withhold name upon request. Please keep letters brief. lWT does not print letters sent to other gay and lesbian publications. Address all letters to COMMENT, THIS WEEK IN TEXAS, 3300 REAGAN STREET, DALLAS, TX 75219 or 811WESTHEIMER,SUITE106, HOUSTON, TX 77006.
Mr. President, it is time to ask, "What What Are Bush'sValues? kind of values do you have when you Dear TWT: employ the same scapegoating tactics as Vice President Dan Quayle made the David Duke and Adolf Hitler? Governor Saturdays Mario Cuomo of New York raised the following statement on being gay: "That's their lifestyle, and I'm not going to same question on CBS' Face the Nation question it, other than to say that I think when he said, "I would suspect that it's wrong." sensible, sensitive Americans are scared Pat Robertson, a religious fundamentalist to death at this version of values-people who spoke in prime time at the Republican getting up there and telling you, 'This is a Convention, made the following comment war over religion, culture.' My God, what in his opposition to the proposed Equal are you saying? That if people don't Rights Amendment in Iowa: "The feminist believe in God the way you do, they're agenda is not about equal rights for somehow inferior? What do you mean by women." Instead, he wrote, "It is about a culture? That's a word they used in Nazi Socialist, anti-family political movement Germany." that encourages women to leave their Writer and conservative columnist husbands, kill their children, practice George Will, who enjoyed the favor of witchcraft, destroy capitalism and become Ronald and Nancy Reagan, stated that lesbians." "honorable conservatives feel the sort of Considering these two statements and fury felt by honorable conservatives 40 the overall tone of the Republican years ago when Joe McCarthy was giving • campaign this year, the following needs to anticommunism a bad name ... Serious be asked: What is happening to the heart people flinch from being associated with Well Drinks and soul of conservatism in America? the intellectual slum that is the Bush What values does the New Right stand for campaign, with its riffraff of liars and in the last four years? aspiring ayatollahs." Given the harshness After David Duke's defeat in Louisiana of Will's comments, one has to wonder if last year, President Bush condemned the the word "slum" was really used with Klu Klux Klansman's effort to target and reader intent to substitute the letter "c" scapegoat a minority. Bush even signed for the "I." the Civil Rights Law of 1991, a bill he Indeed, the Bush campaign lies all the vetoed in 1989 and 1990. This facade of time. It lies about Clinton's tax record in compassion angered many conservatives, Arkansas and it lies about Hillary Clinton's but the president realized he might need record on children. Bush calls for tax cuts the image of a "compassionate egalitarian" without explaining his budget cuts. Bush while later employing the same tactics of finally calls for a Federal jobs training VIlldge}tqOdrj the man he used, David Duke. program without explaining how he will In 1992, George Bush and his desparate pay for it. Either the president has no campaign decided to target gay and program, or he just doesn't care about the 3911 Cedar Springs lesbian people, just like David Duke huge Federal deficit. With "read my lips" targeted blacks and Adolf Hitler targeted and "trust me" George, who knows? Bush Dallas Jews. True to form, President Bush stayed has long since lost his credibility because 214.380.3808 above this "cultural war' in order to he has very little honesty, an important protect his "kinder, gentler" image. His value for any individual to maintain. surrogates, however, from Dan Quayle to The Bush campaign and the religious •••••••••••••••• the religious right, used "family values" right talk incessantly about family values. and biblical text as a pretense to bash How convenient. Underneath all the gays and lesbians. rhetoric, however, is a movement that
TWr SEPTEMBER 25 - OCTOBER 1 1992 PAGE 27 says anything and uses gays and lesbians On Sunday, August 30, a benefit to in an attempt to stay in power. Since celebrate life was hosted by the Sundowner when are "the big lie" and "scapegoating" for Babette Davis and Renee Alan. Along formerly good traditional American values? What with a chili and gumbo cookout, provided CLUB BODY about basic human values like compassion by Alan and Bob, there was a star-studded and tolerance? They seem to be lost shOWin which 17 entertainers helped to I" ,.CENTER 0 somewhere behind the religious right and raise over $950. T E X A S their hard-line, narrow vision of what This letter is to thank those who were ~tI(!tI9Q America should be. associated with or participated in the The official gyms of Who are you, President Bush? What are benefit. First, to Fred Angele, the owner of the Sundowner, along with his staff, THE NORTH AMERICAN GAY & LESBIAN your basic values? After four years the BOOYBUILOING CNAMPIONSHIP - American people still seem to search for Roy, Stan, Todd, Danny and Bob, who ~I~~ the man they elected in 1988 and come up gave of their time, and again to Fred for empty. Maybe there's a reason for those donating all of the funds from the door deep, empty feelings. Maybe, just maybe, cover. Fred and the Sundowner, we love DALLAS HOUSTON President Bush, in all your cynicism, you you. To Miranda Maxwell, Andrea Mikels, (214) (713) don't have any values except those that Monica Kristi, Felecia Phillips, Taylor 821-1990 659·4998 blow with the direction of the political Kennedy, Deitra Allen, Ashleigh Embers, 2616 Swiss 2205 Fannin winds. Sasha Steele, Ginger McLaurie, Anita Mann, Tonya Alexander, Angelika Starr, Addison Carley Mystie, Roberta Lott and the master of Dallas, TX ceremonies David Barrera; who also decorated the stage for the occasion. Partnership Against AIDS Super entertainment, super entertainers. Thanks to you all. The following letter was sent to Barry Katz, Very special thanks to Miss owner of Katz's Deli in Austin, thanking him Southwest Dyan Michaels-we love you, for donating 10% of all gross sales from the Reba. Good luck at Miss Gay America. To restaurant's "ASA Benefit Tab/e" to A/OS Oprah DeMarro, the newly crowned Miss Services of Austin.-Editor Gay Texas/USA, a surprise guest, you Dear Mr. Katz: have a fan club in Beaumont. To Teryl- Thank you for your generous contribution Lynn Foxx, Miss Gay Louisiana, who to AIDS Services of Austin. Your support couldn't be with us in body but was there allows us to provide quality care to in spirit, we thank you for the sizable persons affected by AIDS and crucial donation and wish you only love and AIDS prevention education to the general happiness in any endeavors you pursue. community. Extended thanks to Jesse Garza of Garza AIDS is one of the biggest challenges Liquors in Galveston, Thompson Florist in facing Austin in 1992. Your donation Nederland and New Waves Hair Saloon for represents an investment in a community their sizable contributions. effort to meet the AIDS challenge. Last but not least, to the people who 55 LOCKER SPECIAL Our most effective weapon in the fight came out to support the benefit. Without against AIDS is a strong partnership that you, there would not be a Babette Davis Monday· 8 AM-MIDNIGHT includes the business community, indi- or a Renee Allan. Thank you, thank you, viduals and local government. We are thank you. Wednesday· 4PM-MIDNIGHT proud to have you as a partner in our work. All the kindness and generosity of this There will be a day when AIDS is no small but united community is greatly '/2 PRICE ROOMS more. You are playing a role in hastening appreciated. Thank you with all our hearts. that day. Thank you again for your support. Tuesdays 4PM-MIDNIGHT Timmy Doyle aka Babette Davis Janna Zumbrun Allen Sepulvado aka Renee Alan YOUTH RATE 55 LOCKER Executive Director/AIDS Services of Austin Beaumont, TX Austin, TX ANYTIME for J 8-23 Year-Old with 1.0. Crowned at Miss Texas/USA Celebrating Life SPECIALSGOOD IN DALLAS ONLY! Dear TWT: DearTWT: Recently I was crowned Miss Texas/USA. WHEN IN HOUSTON There are times when being a member It was one of the most competitive of a small gay community such as pageants yet. I would like to thank Jesse VISIT CLUB HOUSTON Beaumont is not all that grand, but the Garza for all his encouraging words and 2205 FANNIN -(7131659-4998 friendships and bonds created here are. help. Most importantly, I would like to
TWT SEPTEMBER25 - OCTOBER 11992 PAGE 28 TWT SEPTEMBER 25 - OCTOBER 1 1992 PAGE 29 ~ thank two persons who never gave up on ("queer" in my dictionary is defined as me and believed strongly that I would be "strange" or "suspicious"; I am gay, but crowned Miss Texas on August 23. Those not queer), even though I am sure that twO persons are Angel and my lover, Queer Nation has done some good things Michael Macias. that I am just not aware of. CASH Thanks to all my friends in Austin, San I appeal to the gay and lesbian Antonio, Galveston, Houston and my very community to join me in rejecting the own Corpus Christi. Good luck to Kofi at radical, violent tactics that Queer Nation FOl Miss Texas in Dallas. Give 'em hell, girl. employed in Houston. Have we learned nothing from past civil rights and social oprah Demarro justice movements? Must we learn once LIFE * NOW IN STOCK * Miss Gay Texas/USA '93 again that violence and hatred only produce Corpus Christi, TX more prejudice and injustice? Or will we LIQUID ROOM recognize that it is only through non- INSURANCE Reject Radical, Violent violence, through peaceful demonstrations, * ODORIZER* Tactics through winning friends, not creating enemies, that we will realize our goals? Dear TWT: Personally, I am more than ever • PWA's& Terminally III I am writing to express my concern at committed to the Clinton/Gore campaign, • One Lump Sum Paid Within *;$7.95** what has transpired in Houston [during and I will work to elect a President who I 30 Days the week of the Republican National hope will help us advance issues such as No limit • While supplies last convention), both inside and outside of gay and lesbian rights and AIDS funding. I • Simple Application Process the Astrodome. I hope all of us realize • Check out Houston's High encourage others to do the same, for if • No Cost to You that a party that allows a radical bigot like we continue to allow our community to be • Confidentiality IsAssured Energy Adult Video Arcade - Pat Buchanan to represent them is not a represented by radical, violent protesters, cover charge allows you to party for any of us. However, what I found then we will have no one but ourselves to most disturbing was the actions of Queer stay as long as you want. .. blame when our political and social goals Nation. When I saw the television are met with fear, ignorance and rejection . • We are open 24 hours a day, 7 coverage of the protest on Monday night days a week, 365 days a year ... [August 17), especially the burning of an Stefan Howard Dallas, TX South Eastern FinanciAl American flag, I was filled with disgust. • We will pay cash for all adult Yes, they managed to get television ManAgement, Inc. material ... coverage, but what did this accomplish? Thousands of viewers, millions maybe, Waltons or Simpsons? 110 third Avenue saw a radical group of self-proclaimed DearTWT: Eastman, GA 31013 "queers" burn an American flag. Was this In a speech given by President Bush, he not reminiscent of the Iranian protests said he would like the American family to 1·800·537·1487 and flag burnings of the 1970s or, more be "more like the Waltons and less like recently, anti-American demonstrations in the Simpsons." We are like the Waltons- Iraq? Is this how we want to be viewed- we can't wait for this depresslon to end as anti-American? How in the world will either! this bring us any closer to our goals of equality and help for the devastation Louis Zamora being caused by AIDS? Bigotry and Houston, TX hatred, as we saw when Pat Buchanan blasted Bill Clinton for supporting gay rights, stems from ignorance and fear. Jamz Helped AIDS Help Does Queer Nation believe that actions DearTWT: such as these will calm fears? Of course AIDS Help, Inc. of Longview would like not. It only reinforces fears that gay rights to express its appreciation to Jamz Club, will somehow destroy America or erode its owner Delight, her staff and all of the so-called "family values." entertainers who so generously raised a I agree that the Bush administration has total of $4,107 for our organization. Their done far less that it should have to fight help and continued support is over- AIDS, and Bush certainly has not been a whelming and we want them to know how friend to our community. My point is that much we appreciate them and their support. the road to change is a long one, and radical actions like burning flags only Margaret Jones lengthen it. I don't like Queer Nation President/AIDS Help, Inc. anyway, mostly because of its name Longview, TX ~
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Amazon Quest, A Lesbian Wilderness Gathering, takes place this weekend (september 25-27) at a remote ranch about an hour and a half's drive from Dallas. Topic: Homophobia, the Enemy Within. :A (512)288.2891 or 327-8196. An AIDS Bereavement Group meets Mon- The Lone Star Women's Music Festival, day nights, 7-8:30 p.m. at Oak Lawn Com- tuNA october 2-4, features Venus Envy, Irie munity Services. (214)520-8108. Jane, Jamie Anderson and the women of Texas. $75. (512)929-0002. HIV testing and counseling for women at ((6imtma1\$~ the AIDS Resource Center, 2701 Reagan AUSTIN at Brown, every Wednesday, 5-7 p.m. $10. WE'RE BACK with new jokes and Gay Environmental Action is a coalition of FORT WORTH gay men and women who share thei r con- an all new ending! cern and act together to benefit the world. Support groups are forming to address the And you'll never get this close for They operate by consensus, so everyone issues of married couples in which one these affordable prices in Dallas! gets to take an active part. (512)472-5945. person is leSbian/gay, and one for lesbians or gays in committed relationships. Ask Plus parking is free! A new Family Support Group for family Rita. (817)338-4551. members of people with HIV/AIDS is form- NOW till October 10 ing, Thursdays 5:30-7 p.m. Free. Call Lois HOUSTON- at Casa Manana Theatre. at (512)469·2132. AIDS Foundation Houston is offering a CENTER SEATS SIDE SEATS DENTON Stop Smoking Class at the AFH office, $17.50 to $24 $15 to $17.50 3202 Weslayan Annex, October 20 at 6:30 Sponsored by What lesbian is not in love with JoAnn p.m. and for eight consecutive Tuesdays. Loulan? The high priestess of lesbian pas- The success of this class has been so en- ion, lesbian sex, she will be lecturing The couraging that it fills up quickly. Call Bart exas Women's University Counseling Loeser to register. (713)623-6796. Free. enter October 2, and presenting her "All- ay Lesbian Erotic Workshops" on Octo- So many men want to join the Gay Men's er 3. (817)898-3801. Chorus of Houston (previously the Mont- rose Singers) that they have changed their rehearsal night to Thursday to accommo- date them. The Chorus has dazzled audi- or the first time in its history, Congrega- ences in Vancouver, Austin and Denver ion Beth EI Binah will conduct its own and delighted Houstonians for a dozen ,...---N-J-U---R E~D~'::?~--~[:=~~J~~~~l---[igh~~::-l~HOlidayt services.[Evening services years. Men interested in singing with this I . ~ ~//'ill begin September 27 for Rosh Has~a- group can call David Neu at (713)630-0333. ~ - ah,andTuesday, October 6 for Yom Kip- .• ur. Day services will begin at 9 a.m. Mon- The Tropicana Fund-Raiser, benefiting the AUTOMOBILE MEDICAL DANGEROUS ay, September 28 on Rosh Hashanah and Permanent Endowment Fund of the Mont- DUSHMAN & FRIEDMAN ACCIDENTS MALPRACTICE PRODUCTS ednesday, October 7 for Yom Kippu r, all rose Counseling Center, will be Sunday, 2620 Airport Freeway [@1 "he Gay and Lesbian Oornrnunlty Cen- October 4,4-8 p.m. at the Lovett Inn, 501 Fort Worth, Texas 76111 t-.'0» &~~ er, 270~ Reagan: Call High Holiday chair Lovett. $15 per person. (713)529·0037. .v, .. W1Jf \J oug Pmcu for tickets at (214)942-9621. 817/834-8851 Toll Free 800/798-8081 ~ ~ SAN ANTONIO Metro 817/261-9654 DEATH DIVORCE BANKRUPTCY hen Julie Brasill's friend was diagnosed CLAIMS CUSTODY RES:r.~B6uRE ith AIDS, she felt sad, mad and helpless. FREE CONSULTATION The Happy Foundation is preparing its Day "'_&555 eing a LifeWalk volunteer, she says, of the Dead remembrance by asking for 'helps me feel I'm helping in some way." pictures of people who have died of AIDS Dushman & Friedman is registered with the State of Texas as a Professional Corporation. Lowell E. Dushman and Jack ast year, 1,000 wal~ers rais~d $85,000.for which will be displayed in a glass case at Friedman are Board Certified by the Civic Trial Law National Board of Tnal Advocacy and by the Personal InjUry Tnal Law ak Lawn Community Services. That IS a the entrance of the Bonham Exchange, Texas Board of Legal Specialization·Other attomeys in the firm licensed to practice by the Supreme Court of the State of t of help! This year they hope to double starting October 18. To be part of this ac- Texas and not certified by the Board of Legal SpeCializatIOn hat. Take part by calling (214)433-WALK. tivity, call Gene Elder at (512)732-3238_
=7::"-::-:------TTWTWTSSEiEP;;:TErEMi;1BBiE=iiR-;2>s5-::-~oc5CTfCO)eBiE"ERRl1lSl99)922rwr SEPTEMBER25 - OCTOBER 1 1992 ~ PAGE 35 PAGE 34 concert of selections by composers who've written forthe stage. Through October 10. (214)520-ARTS. Pump Boys and Dinettes are the im- mensely popular musical comedy group If you're fighting AIDS, featuring country western music and songs at Pocket Sandwich Theatre, where For most one can purchase food and beverages you know fighting for your life before the show. Thursday-Saturday shows start at 8 p.m. Sunday at 7 p.m. $6-$12. (214)821-1860. people, Betty, Betty, Betty. You're curious about isn't just a matter of time. her, but cautious. You've heard, well, that she's ... unusual. Here is your chance to observe from a distance and decide for yourself. All About Betty, a delicious one- Time It's a matter of money. woman show of comedy, sophistication and cultish appeal, at Hyde Park Theatre, 511 West 43rd 'Street in Austin. $10 Fri- By converting Life Insurance days, Saturdays and Sundays. Pay what isMone~ you can on Thursdays. (512)452-6688. The Capital City Men's Chorus opens its 1992-93 season with Sharing the Earth, policies into immediate cash, their fall concert on October 4, 4 p.m. at Saint Martin's Lutheran Church, 606 West For OU asked for it; Nasty Disposition: 15th Street. These guys can sing! Season Y Pigs Dance 11/ is beginning its ex- and concert tickets, (512)477-7464. LlFE...TODAY~ can provide you tended run tonight (September 25) at It's the Talk of the Town, Paul Bonin- Kuumba House, Fridays, and Saturdays Rodriguez's poignant, funny monologues people at 10:30 p.m. through October 17. (713) about the coming of age of a "small-town 994-9091. sissy boy." At Jump-Start Performance with the financial means to fight The Best Little Whorehouse Group will Company October 4, 11 and 18 at 8 p.m. be at The Ranch Sunday, September 27 at $8.1035 South Alamo, San Antonio. (512) 7 p.m. Individual tickets and tables are 227-JUMP. with AIDS, available through the People with AIDS AIDS with dignity and with hope. Coalition [PWAC] by calling (713)522-5428. (The PWAC has already benefited from Gerland's grocery receipts turned in by Money Call us today for details and supporters. Gerland's pays a rebate of one percent to nonprofit organizations. Shop, save your receipts and ask Gerland's to send the check to PWAC.) isTime. a free brochure. The Lone Star Symphonic Band's co- chair Thaddeus Coverdale has been hon- ored with the first-seat oboe position in the University of Houston's symphony. The band performs at the Ranch next weekend. (713)864-5424. Dallas is all atwitter over the "most Politically incorrect entertainer" of all, who tnite Goodwin and Helen Bedd serve up the best laughs in CHARTER BANK BUILDING also describes herself as "Yentl in leather, town in A Tuna Christmas. a short, left-handed, Jewish lesbian from Merry Christmas, Fort Worth! A Tuna 2401 FOUNTAINVIEW New York." Get your tickets now, Lynn Christmas will be here and gone before Life...T~y! Lavner is in town October 4 at the Ca- Halloween, and tickets will be fearsome to SUITE910 thedral of Hope, 5353 Maple Avenue at 6:30 obtain, but Aunt Pearl, Vera Carp, Bertha HOUSTON, TEXAS 77057 P.m. $10 now, $12 later. (214)521-6221. Bumiller and all the gang are counting on 1-800-554-2104 Starting tomorrow (September 26), your support, so call (817)332-2272 and Denise LeBrun, the Dallas Critics' Circle reserve yours now. Through October 10, Award winner, returns to Theatre Three for $15-$24. At Casa Manana Theatre, 3101 Denise LeBrun in Revue, a one-woman West Lancaster. ~
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Ifs About Life. by Donald Suggs and Ifs About Survival. Kirk-Evan Billet Members of Gay and IfsAboutTime. Lesbian Alliance Tidings Against Defamation, Inc. The Delta Program is a treatment program de- signed forgays and lesbians concentrating on: • Depression No Mo' Money for Homophobe bian and gay issues, but traditions die hard • Substance Abuse Damon Wayans in their copy department. That's why we • Shame Reduction were delighted by the Times' recent deci- nyone who's seen In Living Color is sion to include the lovers of lesbians and • Anger Resolution A already familiar with Damon Wayans' gay men as survivors in the paper's obitu- • Positive Gay Identity limp-wristed stereotype of black gay men. aries. Up to now, the Times has made ref- Now Wayans is trying to make even Mo' erences to the companion of a deceased • Lesbian Health Issues Money off of homophobia and myths person, but hasn't listed him or her with • Stabilizing Lesbian Identity about AIDS. the family as survivors. Mo' Money is Damon Wayans' latest Readers can write the New York Times • Spirituality Issues comedy. But we're not laughing. In an en- and let them know how pleased we are to tirely gratuitous scene, the film's protag- be recognized as what we are-part of the The Delta Program also offers two onist and his partner in crime pretend to family. And while you're at it, you can specialized components. be a gay couple in order to carry out a gently remind them that they should rec- credit card scam. Through the scene, both ognize lesbian and gay unions before the Seven Days For life - An intensive program Wayans' character and his accomplice final hour by printing announcements for for persons with H.I.Y.issues focusing on: continually sneeze on the horrified em- commitment ceremonies. ployees of the jewelry store. Write to Joseph Lelyveld; Managing • Coping Skills The implication is that as gay men, they Editor; The New York Times; 229 West 43rd • Grief and Loss probably have AI DS, and therefore the Street; New York, NY 10036. • Rejection and Acceptance store employees risk being exposed to . . HIV. • Anger Resolution Ifyou have any questions or need Given the dearth of images of black les- Time Asks, "Are Lesbian and Gay Rights more information, please call today. bians and gay men, the promotion of these the Willie Horton of • Societal Abuse stereotypes is irresponsible. And promot- the '92 Presidential Campaign?" There is help available. Survival Is Not Enough - A specially ing ignorance about AIDS transmission in a film targeted at young people is nothing Are lesbian and gay issues the "Willie designed survivor's program working with 713 -240-2626 less than reprehensible. Horton" of this year's presidential elec- individuals who may suffer from: Readers can let Columbia Pictures tion? So-called "family values" have been 1-800-274-0124 know how they feel about the issue by the talk of George Bush and Dan Quayle's • Sexual, Physical and/or Emotional Abuse . writing to Mark Gill; Director of Public campaign, "values" that don't include • Being Adult Children ofAlcoholics Relations; Columbia Pictures; 10202 West recognition of or tolerance for lesbian *THE DELTAPRCXJRAM WaShington Blvd.; Culver City, CA 90232. and gay relationships. But not everyone • Abuse in a Relationship AT STAFf{)RD MFArows HosplTAI. accepts these "family values" at face • Being a Victim of a Violent Crime 11919 W AIRPORT BLVD.. SwroRD Tws value. Greater Inclusion Is Sign of the Times In a recent issue of Time magazine, The diagnosis of a mental/nervous disease or disorder can only be made by a licensed physician or psychologist Priscilla Painton pointed out that Presi- The New York Times may be gaining a dent Bush is attempting to depict the reputation for top-d rawer coverage of Ies- Democrats as being anti-family as part of
TWT SEPTEMBER 25 - OCTOBER 1 1992 PAGE 41 hiS campaign strategy. Because such a strategy depends on irrational fears about FOR THOSE WHO CANNOT TAKE AZT ARE YOU SAD? lesbians and gay men, it is important that there are pieces like the one in Time that *ddC IS NOW AVAILABLE could it be your 000 DR. TERRY R. WATSON make visible the concerns of the lesbian General Medicine, D.O.,PA and gay community and challenge the idea .rW ~ qlp <5..,"~O C:>'" 0 ~ .106' that we aren't family too. In the same issue of Time, William .~) ~«,~ ~«,C:> ~orho. Henry III wrote about the effect that AIDS OAKLAWN Your Personal Physicians for ... o~ ~s ~I\J' ~~~ has had on the lesbian and gay commu- PHYSICIANS ·GENERAL MEDICINE p~ o GRIEF 0'.t-1/i'l'r nity. Though the cost of the epidemic has GROUP 'IMMUNE AND SEXUALLY obviously been too high, Henry did point b~ ~~ ~~ out that the organizing skills we've devel- PROVIDING QUALITY CARE TRANSMITTED DISEASES oped to fight AIDS can be useful to us in • DISCREET,PERSONALIZED U08 '\)~\.~ SEXUALITY the future. IN CONFIDENTIAL ATTENTION Readers can write to Time and thank GENERAL MEDICINE Call Sharon Stone them for giving Americans the whole story AND Founder & Executive Director of of "family values." The address is Henry INFECTIOUS DISEASES Stratford Court· Suite 204 The Lambda Program Muller; Managing Editor; Time; Time & Life Individual/Couples Therapy Building; Rockefeller Center; New York, ~ 3607 OAK LAWN ~ Male or Female Therapists Available NY 10020. DR. RICHARD M. OLSON, D.O. Hospitalization or DR. ROBERT C. ANDRUCZK, M.D • ." AT BOWSER " 6 Week Intensive Outpatient Program eaa Ut - 1Ue ea- Don't Forget US When You Talk About 3514 CEDAR SPRINGS ROAD DALLAS' (214) 520·7200 Sharon Stone & Associates Sex in Film DALLAS, TEXAS 75219 Answered 24 Hours (214) 520-1810 Visa & MasterCard Accepted 3935 Westheimer, Ste. 210 What was most promising about the Houston·713/623-6081 protest over the movie Basic Instinct was ·wlth medical qualification that it opened up a highly public debate over the way lesbians and gay men are de- picted in film. That's why we were happy to see that when US magazine recently decided to devote an issue to sex in film, MISDEMEANORS $75 dn. they included a piece about lesbians and FREE CONSULATION gay men. In an article entitled "No Way LAW OFFICE We give you back choices ... Out," independent filmmaker Tom Kalin explored the history of Hollywood's biased • • • portrayals. Despite the fact that there have been t~t-u Ih Paying the bills is the last worry a person living with AIDS should face. lesbian and gay characters in films lately, OAK LAWN But for many it's a primary concern. we still need writers like Kalin to point out We've developed a way for 'you that many of these depictions still trivial- Reasonable Fees Begin at: to maintain financial independence by converting your life insurance into cash. ize or mock us. To thank US magazine for • Bankruptcy ...... •$50 dn. You don't have to be re-axam- a more inclusive approach to entertain- • OWl $75 dn. ined and we handle everything over the ment news, write to Jann Wenner; Editor- • Personal Injury % • Lie. SUsp...... •...... $75 dn. phone or through the mail. in-Chief; US Magazine; 1290 Avenue of the We understand you need more • Drugs $90 dn. than just understanding. Americas; New York, NY 10104. • Felonies $150 dn. • Divorce $29 dn. • Incorporallon ...... •...... $150 "GLAAD Tidings" is written by mem- • Wills $75 bers of the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against • Public lewdness $150 dn. Keep your independence. Defamation, Inc., a nationwide organiza- • Immigration QUOTE tion that monitors media coverage of les- OPEN SA T. & WEEKNIGHTS 5(1 Habra Espanol bians and gay men. To report on such r.---®1l OAKLAWN coverage in Texas, contact GLAADIDallas DALLAS at P.O. Box 190712, or call (214)526-4523. L~~ 1-800-876-2991 (214)526·9699 To reach the national office, write to JOHN KOWALSKI == GLAADINew York; 150 West 26th Street, FlJII Ropr oso ntaucn by an Exporronc oc All0rnC'y Not '~Affirmative Lifestyles; Suite 503; New York, NY 10001. Or call corur.oc ov ino $131(1 Board 01 Legal Spocrahz anon Court Costs NOI Included (212)807-1700. \\Itf
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PAGE 51 your house of partners, love comes in passive, subdued ways. You may go to ex- tremes to please. Special advisory: take ~CII~IE~\A\ care of health this weekend; avoid foods easily given to contamination, particularly seafood and eggs.Time for an annual check- l\\'IEJllr up. Places to look for love: support groups, meetings about health, doctors' offices and J hospitals; you get the picture. Bestdays: Fri- 2130 SOUTH CONGRESS day and Monday. AUSTIN (512) 442-5719 GEMINI:(May 21 -Jun 21) You could benefit CHATEAUX DIJON from an assertiveness course as the Moon OPEN 7 DAYS SPACIOUS LIVING encourages you to be freer. It also makes 11:OOAM - 2:00AM (???) you more Childlike, however. You could - find love in an amusement park. Spend time 1 BEDROOM FROM $308 with children. Excitement likely in your love TWO THEATERS life. Tend to responsibilities Saturday, no 2 BEDROOM FROM $495 matter how badly you would like to put 3 BEDROOM FROM $750 them off. Sunday, bite your tongue or you SHOW US YOUR CURRENT could make an enemy of someone. On STUDENT OR MILITARY 1.0. Thursday night, go out with Sagittarius or • Free Basic Cable '6 Pools Cancer. Best day: Saturday. FOR THEATER DISCOUNT • Located in tbe GaUeria Area • Covered Parking CANCER:(June 22 - July 22) As the Moon il- • Door-to-Door Trasb Pick-up • 8 Laundry Rooms luminates your home front, you find joy in puttering around the home this week. The AUSTIN'S BESTSELECTION 5331 BEVERLY HILL LANE fewer people around, the better. Buy new VIDEO RENTALS & SALES (713)626- 3660' HOUSTON things justfor the home and to please your- selfwithout asking advice. Saturday, people readily confide in you; be a good listener and you'll be everyone's psychologist. Sun- day, don't let others drag you into lovers' quarrels. Best days: Monday and Tuesday. LEO: (July 23 - Aug 22) Siblings envy you now. Don'ttake it personally, butdon'tag- gravate it either. Learn to deviate from the script as you are the best actor of the zodiac. You overrate yourself sexually sometimes; now's a good time to really learn. Walks through your nelghbortiood bring interesting propositions, even though you have to try it several times. Invite a date out Wednesday night or Thursday, prefer- ably another Leo; but don't rush into any- Get 2 Hours for $4 thing. Bestdays: Wednesday and Thursday. (plus toll if any) VIRGO: (Aug 23 - Sep 22) Since your op- posite sign (Pisces) has its ruler, Neptune, gOing direct, you, too, feel some improve- First Time Callers - Free Cali ment. The New Moon occurs in your house of money, helping you solve a financial Dial 214/761-6066 dilemma. Consult an accountant or attorney and press choice #2 for info about your options. You tend to be ex- travagant. Sunday, you're tempted to speak too hastily and out of turn. Thursday is ex- Then Call cellent for an evening out with a compan- Houston' 3100 Fonnln'(713)522-2379 ion. Best day: Friday. Dallas' 2509 Pacific· (214) 821- 8989 1·900·820·8799 Open 24 Hours 7 Days/Week Next week: First Quarter Moon in capital- Press selection #8 immediately ist Capricorn. Mercury enters Scorpio on Yom Kippur. \\111
TWT SEPTEMBER25 - OCTOBER 11992 PAGE 55 PAGE 54 TWT SEPTEMBER25 - OCTOBER 11992 GALVESTON BIRE TOUR MONTROSE RESOURCE CENTER Houston - The Chain Gang Bicycle club 811 Westheimer #104 Call (713)524-1069 holds rides to Galveston this weekend, Sep- tember26and 27.The Chain Smokers will ride Houston, TX 77006 for information 10 Galveston tomorrow. The ride will be a full 100miles long, including 44 miles along the beach.The group will stay at a local motel and ride the Texas Limited back on Sunday. Montrose Resource Center is a free self-help service to the community. Some groups An Easy Rider ride is scheduled for Sunday, stone is a daycare facility that cares for chil- andthose interested can come to Galveston have a Jimited number of participants, so call now - (713)524-1069. dren with HIV and children of HIV patients. bycarortrain to join the Chain Smokers who For more information, call Ray West at havestayed overnight. Approximate cost for (713)877-8329. the weekend is $50-$60 for Chain Smokers CALENDAR OF MEETINGS - SEPTEMBER 1992 and$28for Easy Riders, who go round-tri p on the train. OLBA BOWLING 9\o1nU"T MIJ"U"'T I I;:~U"f "l:Ul'teOUAf ,PI HSDAT I"M1O""T SAT ROAY The lambda Rollerskating Club will also Dallas - The Oak lawn Bowling Associa- 1 2 3 4 5 takethe train on Sunday, and both groups will 6,30 pm tion [OlBA) kicked off its 13th season on 6:00pm 5:00pm start their rides/skates from the Galveston Aile,...,.. Reladonlhip SurviIlDn September 9 with 54 teams. The following Group train station at 1:15 p.m. The train departs 1;00 pm H1V+ Gmup standings were reported to TWT SPORTS by Houston at 11 a.m. and tickets must be pur- Suppoll OrollJ' 6:30 pm Mea', league secretary Ken Stewart: 1;00 pm Love•• of Suppon chased in advance. Politi •••• Scarlet Division: 1-Wonder Girls, 2-We Group Call (713)522-4481 for more information. PIIInor. Don't Breed, 3-Buns and Hoses and 4- Bikes travel free on the train. The new Texas Team 27. Limited depot is at 567 T.C. Jester. 8 7 8 9 10 11 12 Ebony Division: 1- Team 20, 2-leata 6:30pm 6:00pm 6;30 pm 5:00pm Peters Foundation, 3- The Pin-Ups and 4-A Wom8ll', Ail's,...,.. Rclllion,hip SurvivotJ GAY SWIMMERS league of Our Own. Support Group Group 1;00 pm HIV+ Dallas - For the fall season, the Trinity For more information on the league, call Group SUPPOII Group 6:30 pm Mea', 8:00pm ';00 pm Loven 01 Support RiverAquatics Club [TRAC] will hold organ- Ken at (214)828-1335. CODA Po~d •••• Group Partner. ized workouts in their own pool under the guidance of one of Dallas' best on-deck coaches. Gay and lesbian swimmers of all FRONTRUNNERS 13 14 16 18 17 18 19 abilities are welcome, as are non-swimmers Houston - Next Thursday, October 1 at 6:30pm 6:00pm 6:30 pm 5:00pm whowish to support the team. The swimmers WomeJII Aile,...,.. ReJ.atioftlNp SurvivotJ 8:15 p.m., the FrontRunners will meet for din- Group aretraining hard for a December meet and for ner at Chapultepec, 813 Richmond, to kick off Support 1:00 pm Loven or Group Group Politiw 6:30 pm Mea', several Master's meets in the early spring of their fall membership drive. The group is 8:00pm Pvtnet. Suppon next year. Ultimately, they will compete in seeking new members to join them in lei- CODA ';00 pm HIV+ Group SUPPOII Oroup GayGames IV,to be held in New York in 1994. surely or competitive running. All runners and After workouts, team members usually walkers are welcome. assemble at a local restaurant for a high-carb For more information, call (713)522-0899or 20 21 22 23 24 25 28 mealand camaraderie. The next TRAC meet- 522-8842. 6:30pm 6:00pm 6;30 pm 5:00pm ing is Wednesday, September 30. For more Womllll', Ail's,...,.. RoIalioNhip SurvivotJ Group information, call Phil at (214)821-1653,Greg Support 1;00 pm IIIV+ Group Group Suppoll Group 6:30 pm MOD', at 520-8237 or Rusty at 351-9923. LONE STAR VOLLEYBALL 8:00pm 8;00 pm Lo••••• of Support Houston - The lone Star Volleyball As- CODA Poaitiw Group PItInCn CHAlUTY SUTE sociation continues with beginner league open play this Sunday, September 27 at 5:30 Houston - The Montrose Softball league p.m. There's still time to [oln this league. The 27 28 29 30 hosts a charity skate to benefit the Children's intermediate league will begin open play at 6:30pm 6:00pm 6:30 pm Home and Cornerstone this Monday, Sept- Women's Aftercare Lovers of 7:30 p.m. The leagues begin official play on Support 7:oopmHN Positive ember 28 from 7:30-10:30 p.m. at the Trade- October 4. Group + Support Partners ¢ Winds Roller Rink. Cost is $5 per person. Those unable to organize a team forthe in- 8:00pm Group ~ Organizers are asking all skaters to bring termediate or power league by September 20, CODA MONTROSE anitem for donation to either of these char- are encouraged to join the beginner league. ~ ities. Items needed include diapers, rubber RESOURCE CENTER All league play is held in the Jerabeck Ac- gloves,wipes, toys, food items and children's tivity Center on the University of St. Thomas • Clothing, among others. campus. Cost is $2 for league members and The Montrose Resource Center is sponsored by Stafford Meadows Hospital. The Children's Home is a foster home for L ••IChildren who are HIV-positive. The Corner- $3 for others. For more information, call Jef at (713)472-3930or John at 946-9270.
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PAGE 62 • 820 San Pedro 6~~CHAIN ~O San Antonio CLUB 512/226-2620 ~Pa,_DRIVE~ ~ presents our Mondays POSITNELY PROUD in and say hello. A new progressive happy THE SHADY LADY SHOW BENEFIT WEEKEND hour kicks off this Thursday with great drink with Co-Hostess to help our friends with AIDS specials until 10 p.m. Check it out. ... ALICIA LA BROCK The Nite Owl has Barbie's pool tournament SAN ANTONIO TEA - Here's what's this Sunday at 8 p.rn., aptly called "$25 plus Musical Chairs· Cash Prizes FRIDA Y, SEPT. 25th going on THIS WEEK IN SAN ANTONIO from $2." ... Alamo City HOT TEA .... Special Guest The 10% Solution $1.75 WELL· 50¢ DRAFT The Paper Moon Super Sunday Show Chain Drive will donate 10% welcomes Miss Gay Latin Texas/USA Kristie ALL NIGHT LONG of all of our customer's bar sales. Pe'vey this week. Tuesday, Pauletta's ,iUJ_i@i September Talent Night Finals are slated for 11:30 p.m. with Newcomer of the Year SATURDAY, SEPT. 26th SheenaAngelica. The PMV Show is joined by Miss July Cori Danyelle on Thursday. The PARKING LOT SALE CRUISE CAMERA captured Muscles in Action Sam - 6pm Body Beautiful Award winner Garrett [above] backstage at the Moon. Muscles in New GBR's bartender Billie Good [above] Including CAR WASH by Action dancers appear exclusively every invites you to the club's liquor party every National Leather Association, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday with Friday and Saturday. Enjoy the beer bust Chanel White and Sweet Savageat the Sundays through Thursdays out on the a service auction, and other PaperMoon .... surprises. Volunteers and sale patio/pool room bar. If you're into pool, The One-a-Six throws a surprise birthday play for free on Sundays and Wednesdays.... items welcome. party for Judy this Saturday night with food and fun on tap. Bestwishes to Judy from Wednesdays Alamo City HOT TEA ...• 5x5 Super Specials! SUNDA Y - SEPT. 27th 5 Fabulous Male Dancers MR. 5 Fantastic Bartenders AUSTIN DRUMMER '93 50C Well· 75C Draft· $1.75Longnecks & DRUMMER BOY All Night Long - with San Antonio's Dancing Diva 7pm Nexus has Steak Night on Thursdays from Shawna Brooks $4 donation requested 7-9 p.m., when you can enjoy Mary's top- notch bartending skills [above]. Come out Fridays and Saturdays Wednesday and catch the ladies in action The Bonham Exchange hosts Cignal's on Women's Volleyball Night. ... 75C Well 9-11 pm International Fashion Review this Saturday Sparks has hot oil wrestling matches set night with proceeds benefiting the Hearts in plus Sassy St. James for Tuesdays at 11 p.m. Pick up the new Victory AIDS Telethon, which will be held and Sparks T-shirts now on sale.... Male Dancers OnDecember 13. The Bonham management WelcomesQuinten as the club's newest Wild Club has a new idea: "Post Office" The Wild & Wicked on Wednesdays, when everyone gets a barback. Peggy Newton [above] is the Sunday Show number and then receives "mail" via the Popular addition to the Bonham Exchange with bartenders lineup .... Wild Club post office along with great drink prices and five male dancers with emcee Shady Lady, Casey Starr, The 2015 holds a benefit for Mr. TGRA Shawna Brooks. Talent night finals are Terry Neal tonight at 10:30 p.m. on his way Shawna Brooks & Chanel White coming up on the 24th, and Tandi urges all II (~IL) 41SU-~Ull ~ to the Mr. International Gay Rodeo contest. Liquor Rush· 75C Well 9-11 weekly winners to get ready and contact Mark Mayew is back behind the bar, so stop deejay Jimmy Smith for registration. Casey
PAGE 65 are just two of the many customers you'll 9 p.m. Come meet your teachers Colton find playing their silly little games all and Ralph and have a great time with the weekend long. Drop by this weekend for other cowboys of Austin .... one mooo-ving experience .... The 404 presents Nicole every Thursday and Sunday night for fun and games. Thursday is the amateur strip contest with cashprizes, and on Sundays the club holds itswet boxer shorts contest. Seemsthat last weekend the Village People dropped in unexpectedly to party the night away at the largestmen's dance bar in Austin .... Texas Freedom Parade passedthrough this Starr does her final show at the Wild Club famous intersection. Grand Marshals jan before returning to her home city of Barton and Chris Luna [above, I-r] headed a Phoenix. The CRUISE CAMERA caught Miss mile-long parade that thrilled the thousands assembled on a beautiful late summer Gay San Antonio/USA Amber Nixx [above], Oilcan Harry's jungle party was the party afternoon. Special Grand Marshal Michael co-host of the San Antonio Revue each of last weekend. Partiers were greeted at the Lee [below], recognized for her years of Tuesday at Wild Club .... front door by handsome, savage doormen The Country Club has a special show and gorgeous bartenders dressed for the Sunday entitled "Employees and their jungle safari of an evening. Michael Roth Guests Present" at 7 p.m. Check out the and james Carroll [above] were caught by Sunday pool tournament at 8 p.m. with a the CRUISE CAMERA along with Keith Morris, $100 cash prize and no entry fee. Enjoy The Acropolis is packing them in with weekend drink price reductions with hourly male strip nights on Sundays. The CRUISE drink specials.The Country Club management CAMERA caught owner Stacy Page [above], welcomes Casey as the new sound tech. Nicky Hain, Stephan Hockey, Ken Wise and AUSTINteaCIOUS - Here's what's going Gary Lane during last weekend's festivities. on THIS WEEK IN AUSTIN from Chris' Capital Watch for more special events coming up at City HOT TEA .... Acropolis .... Chain Drive holds its 10% Solution this , , j i weekend with proceeds going to Project service to Dallas' gay and lesbian Transitions, Christopher House, ASA Food community, was radiant perched atop her Bank and john Araujo. It starts off Friday vintage Cadillac convertible. Parade with 10% of all liquor sales being donated. planners are already looking for ways to Saturday there'll be a parking lot sale with a surpassthis year's record-breaking totals in service auction and carwash sponsored by 1993. Pleaseturn to page 60 for exclusive the National Leather Association of Austin Rodney Thompson and Mark Parker '1 CRUISE CAMERA coverage of the exciting along with other surprises. Sunday will be [above], pictured with the extensive event. ... the event of the weekend, with the Mr. decorating the bar did to make it feel like Very special congratulations to the staff and Austin Drummer '93 and Drummer Boy you were in the jungle.... . join the Crossing on October 2 when they management of the Round-Up Saloon, and starting at 7 p.rn., featuring some of the Austin's is having a great time during thei salute our Russianfriends with their Red to all those who contributed to the 1992 hottest leathermen in Texas vying for the Music Trivia game every Wednesday, with October Party. All Russiandrinks will be on Texas Flag Coin Toss in the Freedom Parade. titles .... some of the most interesting musical special. Darin Pittman, Eric Ritz and Royal Despite a national recession, Dallas gays and questions you've ever heard. join them on Bass[above] were caught playing around lesbians almost doubled last year's totals by Thursday from 6:30-10:30 p.m. when they the pool tables last weekend during their the bringing in a whopping $6.088.97 in pennies, draw for a different drink special every ten club's Gay Pride Party. join the Crossing on nickles, dimes and quarters. Randall, the minutes.... . Saturdayafternoons and watch UT football club's handsome doorman [below, r] told his 'Bout Time welcomes Chris Auger back tl gameson their new TV in the back bar. ... good friend Mark [I] that small, round, metal their bartending staff. Drop by on Tuesday Watch HOT TEA next week for photos from (ltUilUL •.. and take advantage of their prize night wit the Austin Pride= Power celebration held those special prizes. Who knows, you may lastweekend. even be the winner of a date with one of DALLAS TEA - Here's what's happening the club's handsome bartenders.... TfilS WEEK IN DALLAS from Big D HOT TEA ••.. Charlie's holds Lavacafestthis weekend, San Fran Cisco's invites everyone who's The corner of Throckmorton and Cedar their annual silly celebration of the cow. ever wanted to learn how to C&W dance t, Springswas the place to be last Sunday l Larry Odenbach and Devon McCoy [above] join them for lessons every Monday night a afternoon as the ninth annual Alan Ross
PAGE 66 TWT SEPTEMBER25 - OCTOBER 1 199i1 TWTSEPTEMBER25 - OCTOBER 1 1992 objects weren't the only things the staff found 21st annual Miss Gay America Pageant down Cedar Springs. If you missed out last $700. Meanwhile, over on Mason, the in the flag Sunday evening. Apparently, coming up November 17-22 in Dallas, the Wednesday, you have another chance Folleyball Festtook in over $1,000 in cash everything from seashellsto Mardi Gras official home of Miss Gay America. For tomorrow night. And Richard promises it'll donations and two vanloads of food items beads to a matching pair of stunning glitter complete photo coverage of Miss Gay Texas be even hotter than before.... for the Stone Soup Pantry. Precision earrings was also tossed in the flag! All the 1993, please turn to page 63.... HOT TEA is pleased to report that Crews maneuvers by the Folleyettes and the money raised will be donated to the AIDS Miss Gay Texas preempted NightGaymes Inn's David Moore is back on the job and Folleyball Cheerleaders [below] amazed the Resource Center's Food Pantry. The earrings at the Village Station, but it's back better feeling better than ever. And it's a good capacity crowd .... are up for grabs.... than ever with jovial host Paul Williams. thing, too, especially since the club has The Brick Bar, the official Post-ParadeBar, Paul tells us that he's had more requests begun their new Monday night football from his fans for a picture of the stimulating is also the home of some of Dallas' hottest drink specials on the patio. Proceeds each role-playing of a certain Dallas physician leather and ievi men. From the club's week will go directly to the Food Pantry, so and one of his many admirers [below] Basement Bondage parties to the Shirtless yoUcan watch the big game, enjoy the fun Sunday T-Dances, there's always something and friendship with the Crew and benefit a hot going on for the men of Dallas. And very worthy cause. Something new for with their new Kick-Off weekends with Mondays at Crews Inn .... college football on Saturdays and Cowboy "" : football on Sundays, you can get in on the huddle just about any time you want to. And be sure to punt, pass and play with David-one of the best reasons to look for This Sunday, September 27, it's Mardi that parking space on Maple .... Gras all over again at Pacific Street when the Miss Gay Waco 1993 is also Miss Gay Krewe of Olympus presents a Faisdodo Texas 1993! Whitney Paige [below], Cajun Festival benefiting the Assistance longtime Dallas resident and one of the Fund and the Pet Patrol. Party highlights city's favorite performers, captured the title during a recent NightGayme taping than include authentic Cajun food, performances he's had for his new 8x 10 publicity photo, by the Zydeco Rockers and a raffle for a trip and one look will tell you why. When The Wave attracts a wide array of beautiful for two to New Orleans. New to Pacific you're not enjoying scenes such as this, you and talented men, both to its staff and to its Street's weekly fall lineup is Thursday's Men can send the object of your affections a love clientele. In the photo above [I-r], Wave and with Muscles. Bring your gym 10 and get in note on the club's exclusive VTV dating Brick Bar general manager Ric Herrington free.... service. Paul uses it exclusively, and you joins Wave manager John Foster and can too. Just one more way the Village environmental technician Jimmy Bartlett in Station helps you make the perfect match .... welcoming Mr. Gay Houston Scott Free to the club. Stop by the club and look for them and many more enticing men seven nights a week.
from a field of 56 contestants, the most of any state preliminary in the country. Whitney's rousing talent routine, featuring an expertly pantomimed Patti LaBelle medley, was a crowd pleaser, and catapulted her to the top spot. Joining her in Cortez/Hammermiller Productions hosted the top five are first alternate Celeste the Mr. Mexico/USA Pageant recently at Martinez, second alternate Celeste Williams, It was difficult to get into JR'sduring Pride HOUSTON HOTTea - Here's what's Rich's. This fund-raiser/food drive for AVES third alternate Trella Thomas and fourth Week weekend, but when you find going on THIS WEEK IN HOUSTON from Space brought in $400 that will go directly to the alternate Nina Monroe of San Antonio. The handsome men like Mr. Waco All-American City HOT TEA .... client emergency fund. Contest winner Val Dion Martell Spirit Award, given every year Richard Walton [above] greeting you at the Lastweekend was filled with exciting Rodela [above, r] and first alternate Thomas to the contestant who best represents the door, you just have to make an extra effort. outdoor events. Cyrano's Coffee Roasteryand Rodriguez [I] are pictured with AVES true spirit of competition, was presented to Especially when the club, along with all the Cafe presented an Old Fashion Ice Cream founder Luis Fuentes [c].... the lovely Ebone Sanchell, and the other members of the Caven group, hold Socialto benefit the Bering Care Center. The Tomorrow night from 8 p.m. till midnight contestants voted Cinnamon Sweet of San their highly successful Cruising the afternoon event featured delicious goodies at the Holiday Inn Medical Center, the Antonio as Miss Congeniality. Whitney and Crossroads, your opportunity to make new and enjoyable entertainment like the Houston chapter of TGRA presents Celeste Martinez will both compete at the friends and influence new people all up and Montrose Singers [above), and raised over Hoedown 3. This classy night of hot country
TWT SEPTEMBER 25 - OCTOBER PAGE 68 1 1992 TWT SEPTEMBER 25 - OCTOBER 1 1992 PAGE 69 fT)usicand dancing features entertainment Wednesday Nu Muzik night at Heaven by A Little Bit of Texas, a silent auction and presents the best in cutting edge alternative other hobnobbing activities.... sounds. Every Wednesday between now After last Sunday's Folleyball Fest,the and October 14, you can win tickets to the Folleyettes and their friends migrated to U2 Zoo TV concert, and after the show, Rich's, where they performed their "Sister bring your ticket stub back to the club for Act" to a packed house. We hope you look free admission. While you're enjoying a good in stripes, because next Friday's sensory overload at Heaven, say hello to underwear party is entitled "Under Arrest." Socome on down and do your time in the big house. If you need to cool off from all the heat on the dance floor, Rich's provides soothing entertainment every weekend.
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'tl"Jl c NEW• ~ 'c. < LOCATION c longtime popular bartender David Weisinger '.". e [above]. Don't forget: Heaven offers no ~'" e cover from 9-11 p.m. every Wednesday U ..••.l through Saturday with a food donation to the Stone Soup Pantry.... Hot, live and always entertaining describe the vast array of weekly events at JR's. Next Captain Pink and the High Seasperform in Tuesday, September 29, this month's strip the upstairs art bar, while Tropicsound contest winners and first runners-up will [above] brings Caribbean rhythms to the compete in the September Man of the patio.... Month Contest. On Thursdays, the Karaoke Some of Houston's finest performers take Sing-Along keeps packing 'em in for the best SUPERNUTRITION FOR SUPERIMMUNITY to the stage in the Back Room Showbar at in vocal performances .... QT's. The Back Room Follies on Fridays Are you an early riser?Then come visit Supplements of the Future-Here Today! feature Vera Cruz, Charlie Linez and Tracy Lulu at Koko's every Monday through along with hot male dancers. On Saturdays, Saturday from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. She'll help you the Back Room Boys perform at 10:30 p.m. start your day off right. Koko's-where Non-toxic nutritionai therapies and midnight. ... there's always a party on the patio.... for a stronger, healthier you. The Imperial Court has scheduled a NAC·N·ACETYL·L·CYSTEINE weekend full of fabulous events. Tonight at Cousins, the Court presents their candidates PCM·4 WEST GERMAN FORMULA for Emperor and Empressto the public B·CELL & T·CELL FORMULAS during the club's regular show. Tomorrow night at Juliet's, the Snow Family's Royal LIPID EGG LECITHIN BUTTER Flush is a Coronation IX fund-raising JARROW DAILY PAK PLUS extravaganza featuring monarchs from across the state. On Sunday at the BRB, SEVEN FORESTS COMPOSITION A FOR MORE INFORMATION ON OUR NUTRITIONAL Marquis VIII Jerry Morin presents "I Didn't ST. JOHN'S WORT HERBAL EXTRACT SUPPLEMENTS,CALL Know You Could Sing," a benefit for the Q MICHAEL K. WILSON TODAY Patrol highlighting some of the Court's and HOMEOPATHIC IMMUNOFORCE The men at the Montrose Mining Company Houston's unknown talents.... 'W, " ~__ • it have added something to make their Next weekend, October 2-4, at Gentry, 4 Wednesday Bear Club even better... country the RSICSSCelebrity Auction benefits the and western music. The CRUISE CAMERA Colt 45's AIDS TroubleFund. Authenticated captured Mine doorman Bill Lambright items include donations by Gov. Ann [above] enjoying the best in boots and Richards, Maxine Mesinger, David Letterman bears.... and many others....
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Frequent- refundable. Box 23233, Phoenix, AZ. 85063. since 1989. Bill was a former police officer with the ing JR's, Rich's and the Ripcord, Jeff and Bruce Dallas. Houston Police Department. He was a dedicated could always be seen side by side at all the theme James, member of the Golden State Peace Officers Asso- parties, Grey, Nellie, Outrage, etc. They definitely There's few special stars with a sincere shine of ciation, which is also known as "Pigs in Paradise." held the title "Toxic Twins"! care, kindness, support and your one. Congratula- He is survived by his parents, Bill and Katie Gray, His family and friends held a service for him at tions on your fourth month. of Pasadena,Texas; sister Judith Ann Tolley of Big the Rothko Chapel Tuesday, September 22. His Sincerely, Springs, Texas; and his longtime companion Randy ashes shall be set free back up to his childhood Alberto Flynn of San Francisco. memories in Crivitz, Wisconsin .... Bill moved to San Francisco from Houston in Until we meet again, my love 1987. He was bom in Bridgeton, New Jersey. B.T. PAGE 82 In Memory of Tommy Allan Arthur (above) Joe Gutierrez (above) Born March 10, 1953 in Karnes City, Texas, Tom 9/11/64 - 1018191 passed from this life August 10, 1992 at his home Sunshine fades in Austin. Mark C. Helwig (above) and He is survived by his companion of five years,Will 11/27/48 - 9110/92 Shadows fall, Cowan, his bulldog Tuffy and many friends in Austin Mark passed from this life on September 10 to but sweet and Dallas. join his lifemate Richard and to enjoy the life eternal. remembrance Tome was a true friend that you could always He is survived by his parents of College Park, outlasts all count on to be there for you. Maryland, sister Nikki of Atlanta and sister Ginger We'll miss you. Until we meet again, of Baltimore, Maryland. He leaves behind many Marc and David friends and associates who will miss his loving spirit, wonderful sense of humor and willingness to share his artistic talent. Mark, you're loved by many! From all of us! Burial is in Bryan, Texas. Richard Edwin Briggs, Sr. 12128155 - 3/1/92 Richard Edwin Briggs, Sr. passed away peacefully in his sleep on March 1 in his home in Dallas. Preston Dudley Culver (above) Originally from Providence, Rhode Island, he moved Dudley was born in Rome, Georgia and raised in to Texas with his family as a teenager. Fort Worth Alabama. He received a Bachelor of Science Degree was his home until he grew up and moved to Dallas, in nursing from the University of North Alabama in where he lived out the rest of his adult life. December of 1979.He received his Masters Degree He will be greatly missed by many friends who in Emergency Nursing at the University of Texas knew and loved him very much. Medical Branch in Houston in May 1992. Dudley resided and worked in Denver, Chicago, T. Michael Malone, Jr. Miami, Houston and San Francisco. Until November T. Michael Malone, Jr., 35, of Houston, Texas, 1991, he was the Trauma Care Coordinator for passed away on September 13, 1992. Michael is Alameda County, California. survived by his parents, Mr_and Mrs. T.M. Malone, Dudley loved sports and was very active in volley- Sr. of Pasadena, Texas, a grandmother, Jewell ball and softball. He played for several teams in "Mammy" Malone of Houston, and devoted com- various cities and also served as president of panion Donald Workman, also of Houston. A host Bob Baxter (above) NAGVA for one year. He was an avid fan of college of thoughtful, caring and loving friends. Juan Ochoa (above) Bob Baxter, 44, popular Heights institution and and professional sports and on Saturdays in the fall A memorial service was held at the Trinity Epis- July 1, 1955 - September 4, 1992 renaissance man, denizen of the YMCA, died he and his best friend, Mary Louise, would lead copal Church in Houston on September 16,with the Juan was laid to rest beside his mother in a small August 3,1992. Bob was a high priest of the Human cheers and present lively half-time entertainment Rev. Stephen H. Bancroft officiating. cemetery in La Sara, Texas. Temple who found among his friends a certain while watching the Crimson Tide of Alabama. Mike was a flight attendant for Continental Air- In attendance was a large group of family and "potentiaL" They each became a special project. Dudley's keen eye for detail was most appreci- lines and a computer programmer for Community friends who were both sorrowed and relieved to lose No bit of trivia, no arcane fact was too obscure Health Computers of Houston. Mike had a great ated during the many beauty pageants he watched Juan, after a gallant battle with cancer. for Bob to absorb and relate with excruciating de- with his friends. His narration livened dull commen- many interests in both art and music. He loved fly- To his very last day, Juan never lost his loving, tail. He was a patron of the arts and music, and tary, and if the participants fell short of perfection, ing and was accomplished on the pipe organ. He caring outlook and his incredible wit and sense of opera was his special love. He had the capacity, Mary Louis would step in to offer guidance in the enjoyed working with computers. His positive at- humor that endeared him to all who met him. bladder and otherwise, for Wagner's complete Ring way of good form, poise and grace. titude touched many lives and gave them hope and Juan is survived by a large family and loving Cycle. Dudley met his Teddy Bear Daddy and moved to strength. Michael had requested any memorials be lifemate. The world has truly lost a wonderful lover, He often would begin a story or misadventure be with him in Dallas in November 1991. He met made to the American Theatre Organ Society, P.O. friend and person. with the phrase, "I was minding my own death with calm dignity, secure in love and compas- Box 417490, Sacramento, CA 95841. Final arrange- Rest now Juan. business .... " ments were entrusted to the BiliClaire Family Mor- sion. He will be missed by those who knew him Love, Services will be held in Austin at noon on Hallo- tuary in Houston, Texas. best. 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