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Volumes. Issue 15 Next Deadline: Aug 19 — Next Issue: Aug 26 August 12,1987 TheGavFamll^lewspaperoftheGreaterSant^la^ Hung Jury in Skinhead confronts black victim at S.J. Rally Against Racism Truss Trial ByTedSahl 3rd Rally Against Racism. Three hundred outraged San On the same day that down- Jose citizens held a Rally Against I town San Jose residents, local of- Ewing claimed that Truss had Racism on Aug. 3 at the Olinder Hcials, and the assistant police pulled a steak knife out and tried Neighborhood Center to show chief mobilized to protest the to rob him and that he acted in support for a 54-year-old black verbal harassment of a black self-defense in slaying the 115- woman following a racist attack woman, a federal judge declared pound youth. Ewing, 6 '-1 *, by white thugs who believe in a mistrial in the civil rights suit reportedly weighs 220 lbs. Aryan supremacy. brought against 'an undercover Ewing inaccurately described The youths, with their heads officer who shot a 17-year-old Truss in the police report as shaved, had attacked the woman black youth five times at point- ‘‘dressed in women’s clothes” — as she walked across the bridge blank range. a ploy which Truss’ family from William St. Park to the As last-minute details of a charged was an attempt to por Center. Rally Against Racism were being tray the youth as a ‘‘despicable The victim, who asked not to carried out. Judge William character” in an attempt to be identified by name, was placed I Ingram declared in the Melvin justify the shooting. in fear for her safety. Truss case, ‘‘We are hung. What Other inconsistencies were In a poem she had written, she next?” disputed during (he week-long described for the crowd how she The six-member jury told civil rights trial. saw the youths walking toward Ingram after one day’s Judge Ingram announced that her, thinking they were also deliberation that they could not a new trial would be scheduled jn enjoying the beautiful day. reach the unanimous verdict • the next few months — although Suddenly they were screaming, required by federal law, accor he still has the authority to issue a “ Niggers pay!” and they alle ding to a report in the San Jose “directed verdict,” presumably gedly grabbed her and threatened Mercury News. in favor of Ewing. to hang her from a tree. ,4 V » , Melvin Truss, an alleged gay Ewing’s attorney has claimed As she spoke of the moment, tranvestite hustler, was shot to that Hve of the six jurors suppor tears welled in her eyes. Her voice death on May 4, 1985 with a .357 ted his defense, but the San Jose broke, but she continued to read ■s ■■ magnum by Officer Paul Ewing Mercury reported that it was her poem to Juan Gonzalez, a at 19th and William St., a block unable to reach the jurors for young man who rescued her by away from the site of the Aug. comment. □ stepping in and chasing off the victim o f rada attadt. Photo by Ted Sahl I attackers. Horton praised the actions of about the past racial attacks] “ As they marched toward me, Gonzalez and everyone at the against the Japanese Americans] ghosts of the Gestapo marched rally, reminding them the police who were placed in internment] Aros Quilt Week toward me, and ghosts of the Ku did their job because ‘‘we were camps during World War II. August 17-24 Klux Klan marched toward me, called on the scene” — adding, Another told of his personal] experiences with Nazis while ] for the display at the Capitol, but and doors of Auschwitz opened “ we are always ready to help all Organizers of the NAMES up before me, and the doors of citizens.” attending a university in Ger-] Project are requesting the we must receive them in San many as a young man. Francisco by September 15,” tomorrow closed before me,” she Vice Mayor Susan Hammer assistance of local organizations stated she was appalled, having National Organization for Wo-| stressed managing director Mjke read. in building the national “AIDS “ Thank God for Tuan Gonza just «turned from West Ger- prg«ident Quilt” memorial. Smith. many where she visited Nazi spoke out as well, and added] For more information, please lez!” Fabric panels bearing the Mark Tipton, 19, has been concentration camps, and was gay-bashing to the list of wrongs] contact the NAMES Project at names of people lost to the AIDS arrested as alleged leader of the shocked to hear of a terrible committed against minorities. epidemic are being sewn into a 415/863-0767 or 415/626-5725. attack against a black woman. Although invited, a BAYMEC] Tax-deductible contributions gang. Assistant Police Chief Stan massive quih for display in Horton, speaking at the rally, Two dozen speakers from vari representative declined to speak,] Washington, DC on Sunday, Oc may be sent to: The NAMES ous organizations followed to but a dozen gay activists joined] Project, P.O. Box 14573, San stated that Tipton “ is in jail tober 11, 1987. where he belongs.” voice their protest. They spoke the rally. Creators of the fabric tribute Francisco, CA 94114. □ Oddly enough, throughout the] are asking local organizations to evening, a dozen “ skinheads” ] sponsor panel-making workshops milled around the edges of the] or quilting bees during the week rally, occasionally holding their] of August 17-24. own press meetings, having their ] Calling their effort “ AIDS pictures taken, mostly ignored by] Quilt Week,” organizers hope to the crowd. encourage participation in the After everyone had spoken and ] NAMES Project throughout the the TV cameras had left, a] United States in time for the Oct. ‘skinhead’ approached the victim J 11 display on teh Capitol Mall, where she was standing next to] part of the National March on her son. Washington for Lesbian/Gay A guard and others quickly] Rights. rushed to her side. “ We hope that political clubs, “ I am not a violent person,’ AIDS agencies, sports teams, the ‘skinhead’ said, but he was! professional associations, chur quickly interrupted by the victim, f ches, synagogues, and other “ You were there,” she said,] groups will set aside time during “ and you yelled, ‘Get that dirty] I Quilt Week to create memorial nigger’.” I panels for their members and He denied he said that. “ 1 was] friends who have died,” says yelling to my girlfriend, ‘Let’s get] I executive director Cleve Jones. out of here’.” The three-feet by six-feet A bitter argument ensued bet-] panels may be made of any ween the victim’s son and the] I durable, light-v>eight fabric. ‘skinhead.’ Complete panels will be sewn Family and friends whisked the] I together by the NAMES Project black woman away. i in San Francisco, then shipped to Three large groups formed to] Washington, DC for the National shouting matches by the crowd] I March. “Skinhead’' engages son of victim In bitter argument at Rally Photo by Ted Sahl who wished to taunt the ‘skin-| ‘We hope to include panels Agabia Racism, while the black woman who was terrified by heads’ — who never left the] from every part of the country th e A ry m youth group looks on In sOence. scene. □ [ P a ge 3 P a ge 2 OUR PAPER OUR PAPER
Gay Statisticians & Scientists The National Organization of Gay and Lesbian Saentists and Technical Professionals (NOGLSTP) and the Gay/Lesb|an Statisticians Caucus will co-host a meeting and reception during the Joint Sutistkal Meetings (of the American Statistical Association, the Biometric Society, and the Institute of Mathematical Statistics) in San Francisco. The hospitality reception will be held from 6;(K) to 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 19 in Continental Ballroom » of the San Fran cisco Hilton Hotel, 333 O’Farrdl Street. Dr. Warren Winkelstein of the U.C. Berkeley School of Public Health will speak on “Observations from the San Francisco Men’s Health Study.” Dr. Winkelstein is the principal investigator of the S.F. Men’s Health Study, a longitudinal study of the consequences of infec tion with HIV. Joseph Schreiner will discuss recent NOGLSTP activities, in HOT PROPERTY cluding efforts regarding security clearances. □ New Publication in East Bay The first issue of the East Bay Alternative came off the press in July in a 12-page newsletter format containing news and adver tising of interest to gay men and lesbian women in Contra Costa County. To contact the monthly publication, call 415/686-9280 Hot Property or write to; East Bay Alternative, P.O. Box 8027, Ste. 113, Walnut Creek, CA 94596. □ For use: 54 rms, Ish grdns. w/gazebo, cent a/c, indr. aviary, iviy iounge Photo by Ted Sah! Richard KmdaU (2nd from right), chair o f the Gay Pride Cekbra- w/pooi tbi. fuliy equipt gym, stm rm.. movie iounge, cozy firepics., tion Committee, was among a dozen or so gay activists who at closed circuit TV. real tru-tru Int., and morel! Conveninetly located nr tended the Aug. 3rd Ratty Against Racism in San Jose. buses and mass transit. For further info, call The Wotergarden at 408/ 275-1216 or inquire at 1010 The Alameda, San Jose, CA 95126
For Sw ap A National AIDS Memorial You like Italia? 1 like America! Lrg. lush house w/extensive art collection. Aonr pqpnr So many b'rms. 1 can't count 'em. While 1 am in the USA 1 am willing to your paper swap my Italian home for your American homes. Full use of the entire baiM* CaMcMaMl» home 'except my robes. If interested contact Paul at Vatican-6-5000 OUR STAFF Gcocnl Muifcr/Editor - R.J. ‘Nikki’ Nkhois Must S«ll my Ivly. Bel Aire mansion, 52 rms., pool. Igr patio w/whirlpool, tons of For use as kingdoms, golf courses, etc. Poetry Editor Ken Yeoaer closet space, ex-husband (Swedish) In sm Latin Amer countries. Good invstmt Staff Photofrophen On Sunday, October 11, 1987, thousands of Americans will gather at the U.S. Capitol to demand cluded. If Interested call Joan at for first time Invstr. Call Ed at 555- TedSahl Dynasty-2-9977. Late calls ok. CONTRA Steve Lakey that the President and Congress take immediate action to substantially increase Federal funding of Tina Marie Carroll AIDS research, treatment, education and services. Staff CartoaaM Ug«. Old Victorian For Sale 5 bdrms, 2 For Solo Fast: A very lrg luxurious house bath, 1 shower, located on a hill over Rick Moreno The NAMES Project is a nation-wide campaign to How to create a memorial panel: In Palm Springs, must sell, like we said, AdvertUng Saka looking small motel. Dead quiet, ideal FAST. Oall Jim or Tammy at "The Unlucky Nikki Nkhok memorialize the tens of thousands of Americans 1. Select a durable and light-weight fabric of any place for mother. If Interested contact Johnie Staags who have already been killed by the AIDS epidemic. color for the background. Cut and hem the fabric to Mr. Bates at the Bates Motel 555-SLASH Lodge Hotel" Rm 162. God Bless Youll TypeaettIng/LayoBt 3’ X 6'. (We'll hem it for you if you leave 3" extra Ms Atlas Press We are creating a memorial composed of thousands fabric on each sirlp ) For Rant or Lo o m : Lrge banquet area Prodoctioo Manager For Salo CUilokl One slightly used TV Johnie Staggs of individual fabric panels, each bearing the name 2. Design the letters. Some suggestions; (dining and dancing) exeint for trade Ministry, inclds extensive stk of Kleenex, ProdncUon Staff of a single person lost to AIDS. Designed and com Applique: sew letter to background fabric shows, etc. Located between the ears Steve Century pleted in homes across America by the friends, Painting: brush letters on with paint, dye, or ink Mascara and other TV Evangelist para of Ronald Reagan. Contact "New DtatilbatloB lovers, and families of people killed by AIDS, the Stencil; spray paint cut-out letters phernalia. Will take highest offer. For Vistas In D.C." c/o Dept, of the Interior A1 Bemheint panels will be assembled into one massive expanse Collage: glue on material with fabric glue further Info call 976-JERRY F. or Lynch- (very lrge. spaces div) Wash. D.C. Rod Blair berg7-6666 Coetribotofi of names and displayed across the Capitol Mall in Embroider; sew on beads, sequins or rhinestones 20500 Stan Berg, Tina Marie Carroll Washington, D.C. on Sunday, October 11, 1987. 3. When the panel is complete, take time to write a one Neil Christie, Billy Coltef or two page description of the person you have me Bob Correa, Gary Crawford Inspired by the American folk art traditions of Bruce Decker, Frank Farris morialized. Tell us what this person meant to you John Follesdal, Doug Handerson qiiilHng anri cpwing heps, The NAMES Project is a ____ and how you think he or she should be remembered. Jiiiuny Joe, Richard Kendall positive expression of personal loss as well as a Enclose a photograph of the person if you have one Kenneth Lumley, Goldie Montana, dramatic illustration of the impact of AIDS on Judy Rickard, Rick Rudy and are willing to part with it — we cannot be re Sister Sadie Sadie American society. sponsible for returning photographs or other Ted Sahl, Ben Sbarbaro mementos. David Scondras. Dave Steward Some people will choose to create their panel pri Tycho, Pat Wayne vately as a personal memorial to someone they 4. Wrap the panel securely before mailing it to Rev. Larry Uhrig. Ken Yeager The NAMES Project. and occasional others loved. We hope, however, that many more will P.O. Box 14573 National Ad Reprearntatlvt follow the traditions of quilting and sewing bees, San Francisco, CA 94114 Joe DiSabato involving friends, families and co-workers in Plainfield, NJ—J01/7J4-4M* designing and creating the panels. 5. 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(Some idiot is always filling emergency workers from expo step in a process aimed at The Three “ Don’ts” Important legislation was in problems hitting close to home to all Democrats who want to ex every space you try to create.) troduced in Congress to expand sure to infection. gamering input for structuring by Roth Thomas But, pay attention out there. If The bill further prohibits dis Coungtior*» Comer during a day-long conference on press thoughts,” said Madge Needless to say, an auto ONE: Don’t ever follow too the availability of AIDS preven election issues Aug. 29. at the Democratic Party goals in the Overhouse, chairperson of the guy in front of you stops, crimination against any indivi 1988 state and national elections. accident can ruin your whole closely. tion counseling smd testing. Self-Esteem County Building, 70 W. Hed- Region VI, which includes South TWO: Don’t ever back up! you must stop to o ... period. The bill was introduced in the dual based on his or lier partici “ If we Democrats focus on day! But, there are ways to (2) Scenario: parking lot— pation in counseling or testing, ding, San Jose. Bay counties. prevent accidents. Drive care THREE: Don’t ever make House by Representative Henry Topics include local economic issues unique to this region, we Race relations, including left hand turns. you get into your car and begin Waxman (D-CA), J. Roy Row or their test results, in employ can later follow up and make sure fully and so on. We’ve all heard to back up to leave—so does the ment, housing, public accommo woes, “ at risk” youth, and toxic proposals to empower minorities the usual helpful hints. Well, lest Seriously, if you follow my land (D-OA), James Jeffords contaminants — all problems our own legislators have respon three “ don’ts” rules, you will driver across the aisle—you meet dations, and government ser By Mart« Hiatt, PhD in the governmental process, it be said that I would run in the middle. These are favor (R-VT), John Miller (R-WA), having particular impact in ded,” said Carrillo, who is also a heads the list of issues targeted almost never have an accident in Steny Hoyer (D-MD), Bill Green vices. trustee of the West Valley- behind in this area, let me impart ites with the claims adjustors as The sponsors of the bill said The fundamentally most important quality necessary for Silicon Valley. for workshop discussiosn. pearls of wisdom gleaned from the state of California. (R-NY), and numerous others. “ We want to open up the Mission College District. Seriously still—I could rate it is always the other guy’s fault. that it would greatly expand the success in one’s work, relationship, friendships, and life is Other topics are: my former years as a claims Can you prove it? Witnesses— It was introduced in the process to everyone and concen Carrillo’s comments came in a International trade opportu these rules as number one dumb, Senate by Senators Edward Ken availability of counseling and self-esteem. The outcome of almost every significant thing planning session for the con adjustor. preferably a passing nun— trate our platform statements on nities in high tech and agriculture number two dumber, and num nedy (D-MA), Lowell Weicker testing services to those people we do in life is determined to a very large degree by our ference attended by Democratic There are three basic rules for would help substantially. issues mainly affecting local Economic conversion — avoiding an accident. My three ber three deadly. (R-CT), Albert Gore (D-TN), who are at greatest risk of leaders, including chairpersons Or consider this— the other contracting or transmitting self-esteem. communities,” said Pete emphasizing plant closures, don’ts: (1) We all know that the Robert Stafford (R-VT) and The importance of this quality has recently been Carrillo, a local member of the from Santa Clara, San Benito, driver states that it is his/her AIDS, and thereby help stop the and San Mateo counties, and m ilitary dependence and job fault and not to worry about it. others. highlighted by the newly appointed California Task Force Democratic Party state platform training, NGRA opposes mandatory The legislation would author spread of the AIDS epidemic. committee. chairpersons of local Assembly You go home relieved only to The Human Rights Campaign on Self-Esteem, proposed and chaired by Assemblyman ,^“ At risk” youth, concen find out the next day that the ize $400 million in each of the John Vasconcellos and funded by the Sute of California. trating on school drop-outs, next three fiscal years for federal Fund hailed the introduction of AIDS-Antibody testing other driver’s story has suddenly this bill as an important step in Vasconcellos and other on his committee believe that elusive and conditional love, we attempt to be perfect and, drugs, child abuse and suicide. Natioilal Gay Rights Advo mote simplistic ‘solutions’ to a changed. Hope you got that grants to public health clinics Toxic contaminants — in that serve populations at high the fight against the AIDS juvenile delinquency, poverty, crime, drugs, and a variety by setting up such an impossible goal, guarantee that we cates has submitted legal com complex problem in order to nun’s number. Be careful. Back epidemic. will fail. It is the loss of love for ourselves that is at the air, water and ground. create the illusion that it is up with the utmost care every- risk for AIDS. of other problems that assail mankind are largely traceable ments strongly opposing a pro These grants would be used Vic Basile, Executive Director heart of neurosis. The conference, running from posal by the U.S. Department of taking meaningful action to stop time! to poor self-esteem; and the commission hopes to make 9KX) a.m. to 4:00 p.m., will in for counseling on the risk of of the Campaign Fund, de recommendations so that our society can learn how to Without adequate self-esteem, our happiness comes to Health and Human Services to the spread of AIDS.” (3) Picture this— the driver scribed as “shameful” the cur clude a brown bag luncheon “ Most nations have very poor in lane one coming from the AIDS transmission and how to foster self-esteem in ourselves and others, particularly in depend almost entirely upon the immediate responses of prohibit people who test HIV avoid it, and for testing blood rent situation where in many featuring a keynote speaker. positive from immigrating to the facilities for testing, and do not opposite direction stops to let school-age children. others. Thus, dependent persons, when faced with rejec For information, call Madge for antibodies to the human high-incidence cities, people United States. perform confirmatory tests such you make your left hand turn. As a therapist. I applaud the forming of this commission tion by another, perceive themselves to be unappealmg, Overhouse 378-8271. □ immunodeficiency virus (HIV) seeking AIDS antibody testing The proposed regulation pro as the Western Bloc. You can’t quite see into lane two must wait as long as eight weeks because one of the most common problems I see in coun unattractive, or without much value imtil someone else “Thus, the great majority of so you hesitate. But the driver that causes AIDS. seling people.is lack of self-esteem and feelings of unwor comes along and shows some interest. vides for mandatory testing of The legislation also contains for an appointment. immigrants and applicants for people who are excluded for stuck behind you begins honk He said that “ anyone who has thiness and inadequacy. This is a precarious position to be in, since our self being HIV infected will in fact ing. You really want to make prohibitions to prevent the mis naturalization. use of confidential information made the decision to be tested Self-esteem is what people think about themselves — esteem depends upon the responses of others, who often HHS was ordered to formu be false positives,” said Jean that left turn—but. Oh well, the should have immediate access to themselves suffer from low self-worth. Generally, such O’Leary, NGRA Executive Dir honking is getting to you and the collected by AIDS counseling their own evaluation of themselves. late the proposal by Attorney and testing programs. confidential testing and profes People with high self-esteem generally feel that they are people make constant demands for the attention of others General Ed Meese, as a response ector. “ kind” driver in front you is sional counseling. “If the department is truly beginning to lose that Good It provides penalties for the lovable and competent and have something to offer others. and are very hurt when the important people in their lives to President Reagan’s call last disclosure of any information “This bill provides the mas month for expanded HIV anti interested in stemming the Neighbor look. You go. There People with low self-esteem lack confidence, feel are not continuously paying attention to them. that would identify individuals sive increase in federal resources body testing. spread of AIDS—instead of WAS a driver coming in that that will be needed to achieve inadequate and have thoughts such as, “ If s/he knew what The healing process begins with examining one’s early second lane. End result: you who had participated in such “ Banning immigration by merely creating the appearance that goal. 1 was really like deep down inside, they wouldn’t want to life memories to become fully aware of how we wwe HIV infected people will do of such an interest—it should spend the next two to three programs, except in certain cir be with me.’’ Or: “ They wouldn’t have hired me for this programmed to misperceptions about ourselves. The in 1 cumstances where disclosure is “ It also provides the protec nothing to stop the spread of use its resources to implement a hours with the police officer, the tion from discrimination and lob if they knew how inadequate I really am.’’ dividual will then become gradually aware of their own in AIDS in the U.S.,” said Benja massive campaign to educate two truck driver, and the phone authorized. Disclosure is authorized to breaches of confidentiality that Self-esteem and self-confidence go hand-in-hand, so ner strength and abilities and come to see the disparity min Schatz, Director of NGRA’s Americans about how. to avoid company as you try to reach a will be needed to encourage people who are low in self-esteem are generally also between their self-concept and their actual accomplish AIDS av il Rights Project. infection by citizens and non friend to pick you up. The Good blood, organ, and semen banks; where the individual consents to more individuals to come for subassertive and afraid to speak up for their needs. Or, in ments. “ Indeed, the U.S. has by far citizens alike.” Neighbor—the Honker—they ward for voluntary testing.” the largest number of reported In its comments. to HHS, went home. To dinner. But that it; and where necessary to pro contrast, they may overcompensate for their feelings of Therapy involves teaching new skills which will enable tect spouses, other sexual con The Human Rights Campaign the person to become more assertive and deal with life AIDS cases in the world, making NGRA pointed out that use of was easy! Consider this: inadequacy by appearing arrogant, or a “ know-it-all,” You lover’s in the passenger tacts, health care providers, and Continued on Page 13 which is just a cover-up for feeling they are really not more successfully. One step toward increasing self-esteem it a net euqporier of AIDS. the HIV antibody test for the “ The Reagan administration exclusion of aliens violates the seat. That driver down the road okay. is to repeat the following affirmation several times Department’s own licensing of is far enough away. You think How is our selfresteem formed? It results from the feed throughout the day: “ I am a lovable and capable person, is only encouraging foreign gov ernments to retaliate against the test, which specifically de that you can make that left turn Gay Pride Celebration ’87 back we received from our parents, siblings, teachers, and I love and appreciate myself.” D U.S. citizens who wish to work clares that “ it is inappropriate to in plenty of time. Don’t just relatives, peers, society and the church as we were growing or travel abroad. use the test as a screen for AIDS. think it—know it! Funerals are The Celebration Committee up. Gay people have an additional burden in developing .. or for members of groups... forever. Left turns are deadly. San Joac-Like many cities across “ In the meanwhile, the ad the nation, thousands of lesbians reports that over $4,000 was in the general population.” Be careful! and maintaining self-esteem in living in a society which ministration continues to pro- and gay men gathered to cele raised after the debts were paid. largely disapproves of their lifestyle. Finally. These are strange Chairperson, Richard Kendall times we live in—don’t become brate National Gay Pride Week A little child does not, of course, know who she is, and June 21 through 27. welcomed the change, “ Last front page news. Don’t let that year we had a large deficit,” he her personality is formed as a result of the statements other driver escalate some minor This was a time to rejoice in which arc made to her by the significant people in her life. past accomplishments and to commented, “this accomplish On« Phon« traffic situation into murder. Let ment would not have been If mommy or daddy constantly say things such as; the nuts have that lane, that strive forward for freedom and equality. possible without the support of “ You’re really stupid!” “ Why are you so lazy?” “You space, that victory of speed or a the many volunteers and spon can’t do anything right!” “You’ll never amount to San Jose was no exception, crude remark or gesture. Live to record numbers of men and sors—a sincere thanks goes out anything” — self-esteem becomes impaired. Thus, a major Coll tell about that nut. And for women gathered June 20 at the to all!” inHuence in the formation of our self-worth is the at heaven’s sake, don’t BE that Santa Clara County Fair A Volunteer BBQ and Beer mosphere in the home, and it is the result of judgments nut, the dude that cut you off Grounds to celebrate Gay Pride Bust is planned for those who about the way important people respond to us. i could just as easily pull out a worked at the celebration. All Could Moon Smith & Wesson and solve all of 1987. are invited to join at the 641 Another major factor in the development of confidence your earthly problems. As the As the crowd enjoyed the is our experience in school, and the planned entertainment and the Club on August 29 from 3 to 7 -gfcat—sage used to—say:—BE -----For more information, that we had both academically and interacting with our CAREFUL OUT THERE! And many booths as well as just plain i socializing—there was truly a Richard Kendall at peers. A person who had negative experiences about his or live to tell about it. Drive 408/293-8361. her ability as a child can experience a low level of self Defensive. Drive Safe. feeling of togetherness. esteem through adult life, despite a variety of later suc cesses that clearly display the individual’s strength and ability. Thoughts that are buried in the subconscious are BIG more powerful than those of which we are consciously PK aware. Congress ^ e c c f c J U ' So many of the people in our lives, especially in childhood, chipped away at our self-esteem in so many lit must hear tle ways that eventually we come not to love ourselves from each anymore, not to respect ourselves, not to trust ourselves. of us! Call mitment of the government to (And how can we love, respect and trust another, when we 1-800-325-6000 stop AIDS. Our community's PROFIT cannot give this to ourselves?) and ask for operator 9184. lobbyists are hard at work on The inner self is wounded, not only by others, but even Tell the operator that you want Capitol Hill, but they need our tually by ourselves. Finally, after a lifetime of such assaults on our self-worth, our inner critic takes over and behaves to send the Public Opinion Mail- help! Even on AIDS issues, like a gestapo within our personality, mercilessly accusing, gram (POM) listed above. Other members of Congress seldom Rvach 20.000 people San Jose Palo Alto threatening and tormenting us in an interminable POMs are available. The cost is receive mail from their con 138 E Santa Clara St. 230 Hamilton Avenue inquisition that makes us feel guilty for even the most (between 3rd & 4th) just $4.50 per mailgrcim, which stituents who want strong, (415)321-2846 trivial offenses. will be charged to your tele effective and fair action to for os little os (408) 286-6275 Thus, even as adults, still striving to win our parent’s phone bill. You don't even have address the health crisis. Now, to know who your legislator is, using this mailgram system, we $36.00o month they'll take care of it for you. can change that. Hoim; IS4t Palli Arcaac Mon • S«l; 6 • V p.m. SuJow,CA*5IM n-9p.m 293-AGAY Hotllac: 193-4525 The "New Manhattan Project on Won't you take just a minute, AIDS" will harness the full com- right now, to make a difference? Rdvortiso
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Aug 19,26; Frutt Punch: Gay radio NOTE: All telsphone numbers are Area Sunday at 6:30 pm at Grace Baptist Adams at 429-4930. Political every Wed. 10-11 pm,KPFA94.1 FM Code 408. except as noted. Church building, cornor 10th ft San Ah 16,26: PeitiMUli Woman't Organizations Fernando Streets. Rev. Denis Moors, Group: A support and networking group Nonprofit/Social pastor. Can 279-2711. lor lesbians meets Weds at 7:30 pm at Ah 18,22,29; March Gay Events/ Organizations Ah 16,23,30: Paehwula Gay ft tes- the United Church of Christ on Arroyo CammRisa: Planning meetings for a Night Life Mm Yaelh Oraep: Meets 2 pm every St. in San Carlos (2 blocks west of El Santa Clara County contingent to attend Aug 16,23,30: Vlaloiis: Come In and NOTE: To list your organization meet Sunday at Fireside Room, University Camino), second floor, first room on the National March on Washington for enjoy a "Frosty" blended drink every ings or other (unctions in Our Calendar, Lutheran Church. 1611 Stanford Ave. right. For into and a calendar, call Diane Lesbian/Gay Rights this October are n» llviN Sunday from 3-7 pm, dancing till 2 am send press releases / flyers to Our Pak) Alto. 415/349-5189 or Pat 415/969-4731 being held every Saturday at 12 noon at 393 Lincoln Ave, San Jose. 288-6464. Paper, 973 Park Avenue, San Jose, CA Gay/Lesbian Alliance at Stanford. Call Ah 17-24: AIDSOuMWaak: Local Aug 20: AIDS Hotpics Project: Fun David Home 415/493-4205. Aug 16,25: San Joaa Spurs; Country 95126. Next deadline: AUG 19. ' organizations are asked to sponsor draiser/ reception. 4:30-7:00 pm at & western dance group, traditional and isn’t letting sources fund social Christmas and then to the Aug 14: Oay Spanish Ckib: EIGrupo panel-making workshops or qulhlng Katia Lacoste Gallery, St. James Hotel, Aug 26; Ubortarfan Party: Monthly modern music, practice at Buck's, 301 following year, her chroniclers Social meets in Hayward the second 227 No. First St.. San Jose. $50 meeting, 4th Wed each month. 7 pm and political films” —in choos bees during this week to create Stockton Ave, San Jose, every Tuesday ran out of money, if not pati Friday of the month at 7:30 pm. Both donation. Call 243-AIOS. dinner, 8 pm meeting, at Winfield's. ing a commercial subject, but memorial panels for their members and night 7-9 pm. Everyone welcome to native speakers and iearners are wel- 1860 The Alameda, San Jose. Call Is “Lily” a four and BroomHeld took solo credit Churchill says, "we wanted to their concept of a documentary ence. friends who have died. The 3x6-feet Aug 20,27: Man's Support Group: An come by and watch. Call lor information, carrve to socialize in Spanish in private 243-2711. make a film about someone we They withdrew to find more panels must be received In San Informal support and social group, Steve Century 279-6398, or write San for Chicken Ranch, made while extends beyond the usual plant homes. For further information: Valentin Aug 28: Women's Dsy 1987: Women Hnancing and edit the 40 hours Francisco by Sept 15 to be shipped to meets every Thursday at 7:30 pm at the Jose Spurs, P.O Box 21895, San Jose. letter word? Churchill was pregnant. really admired.” life of Botswana and equivalent (Hayward) 538-4980: Walter (S.F.) Celebrate The Constitution, live enter of film they’d already shot. Washington, DC for the National March Billy DeFrank Lesbian/Gay Community CA 95151-1895. “ We were looking for a She admits to financial con subjects: "we insist that docu 776-4759; John (E. Bay) 526-8912. for Lesbian/Gay Rights. Instructions are Center, 1040 Park Ave, San Jose. Call tainment, dancing, food, and an auction by Steve Waircn Eventuaily they rejoined the Aug 15: Panaaw Canal Opened, 1914. different kind of film to make,” siderations as well—“Ronnie mentaries don’t have to be Aug 14,28: Santa Cruz SOL: Slightly available at the Our Paper office, 973 293-AGAY. to raise funds for Women's Oay 1987 With twin lawsuits pending show in boston a month before Aug 21: Hawaii Ststshaed, 1959. boring.” Older Lesbians meet regularly in private Park Avenue. San Jose. Or call the Aug 21: Humanist Forum: The Ener scheduled for Oct 10. Starts at 6:00 pm regarding the documentry L ily They first approached Tom- the Broadway opening—and homes on the 2nd and 4th Friday of each Names Proiect at 415/863-0767 or gizing Relationship: A Foundation For at Plumbers Hall, 1519 Rollins Road, Aug 22; The Crulaar Lsenge; AIDS Tomlin and the privacy of lim in March 1983, went on the final night of shooting— month. Call Dana*at 423-1147for 415/626-5725. Your Lite, Marion Hardie, hypnotherap Burlingame. $15 at door. For Into, call Benefit Dinner: Ellipse. Peninsula AIDS the office of Assemblywoman Jackie Tomlin and Jane Wagner closely road with her in September and September 26, 1985. details. Aug 17,24,31: Cabrae Lssbisnt To ist. Call 251-3030. Services presents Its 2nd Annual Fiesta Realizing they "couldn’t pos gether: Weekly meetings on Monday Speler, 415/871-4100. guarded, there’s not much to were allowed to film “ on a trial I Aug IS: Slstarsplrft Aug 21: SIstsnpIrR Itallano Night at 2651 El Camino Real, discuss for the record with sibly do justice to the final Conecheusa: Hunter Davis, singer- evenings 7:30 pm at the Cabrillo College Aug 29; Democratic Party; Day-long Redwood City. 7:00 pm & 8:30 pm. basis” the following February in Censohouso: Watch Out, local rock filmmaker Joan Churchill. Austin, as she did the first show,” in which Tomlin plays songwriter. 8:00 pm at 1040 Park Ave, Womyn's Center, 6500 Soquel Drive, band, dance. 8:30 pm at 1040 Park election Issues conference aimed at Door prize (VCR). $20 donation. All San Jose. Sliding scale $3-7. Call Aptos. Also drop-in on Friday afternoons Ave. San Jose. Sliding scale $3-7. Call > developing platform for 1988 state and proceeds will go directly to benefit She can talk about her own official "work shows,” testing all 13 charaaers, Churchill says 293-9372. 1:30-3:30 pm. Call 479-6249 293-9372. national elections. 9:00 am to 4:00 pm PWA/PWARCs. For tickets, call relationship, behind the camera Jane Wagner’s material for what they “ concentrated on a couple at County Building, 70 W. Hedding. San I Aug 15: Women ft ChHdrsn Ah 16: Sightly Older Lesbians: M id Aug 22: tmpertil Grand Golden Lion 415/364-2437 and away from the camera, with would become The Search for of pieces—the feminist piece Jose. Brown bag lunch with keynote I Together: Support group tor lesbian life Crisis, Lauren Crux, therapist. Court t l San Joss: Grand Duke S Aug 26: Woman's Suffraga, 1920. her longtime collaborator Ni Signs o f Intelligent Life in the because it relates to the widest speaker. Call Madge Overhouse parents and co-parents. Meets at 7:30 Support/dlscussion group for lesbian Dutchess Ball '87, 7:00 pm to midnight Aug 29; 641 Chib; Gay Pride Celebra cholas Broomfield, with whom Universe. audience, and Agnus Agnst be 378-8271. pm on 3rd Saturday each month. For women over 30. 7-9 pm at DeFrank at Red Lion Inn, 2050 Gateway PI. Live tion Committee Volunteers BBQ & Beer she says, she’s “ doing life to All went well and official cause she was the character Lily details, call Wendy 415/328-5825. Cemer, 1040 Park Avenue, San Jose. music, no-host bar, formal attire. Sap 2-6: Libertarian Party: U S. Pre Bust. 3-7 pm. $10 at door. 641 gether.” filming began in July 1984 in San had the mot difnculty with.” sidential Nominating Convention, She Aug 16: Palo Alto Loiblan Rap 293-4525. Tickets $20 advance, $25 at door. Call Stockton Ave. San Jose. Call 293-8361. Their son, bom in England, is Agnus was introduced on a raton Hotel, Seattle. Wash. Call Diego. Group: Potiuck at 6:30. Bring a dish Aug 16,25: AIDS Support Group: All Frank 947-1805or Rachel 297-1209. Sep 3-7; Women's Music ft Comedy 1982 TV special tu a punk 243-2711. presently starting school in That’s where a gay man came from your ethnic background. Rap at are welcome Meets 7-9 pm every Aug 25: SHghtly OMor Lssbitns: Spir Festival; Bth Annual West Coast Festi Santa Monica and receiving a along while company manager rocker, but when she was given a 7:30: Our Personal Heritage. Meets 1st Tuesday at Christ The Good Shepherd ituality: Reincarnation, channeling. Sap 12; NaUenal Woman's Political val, fiva days at Yosamita over Labor context and a history for this Church. San Jose. For details, call ARIS Caucus: Election Years — Plus, Day bicultural upbringing. Cheryl Swannack was leaflet & 3rd Sunday of month. Old Firehouse Becky. Peer facilitated support/dlscus Day weekend. "Thousands of womanl" However, when the conversa show Tomlin was concerned at Stanford. Call Marilyn at Project 370-3272. sion group lor lesbian women over 30. long workshop tor political candidates Cay 818/904-9495. Local contact: ting—the primary method of and interested others. 8:45 am to 3 pm with making her more specific. 415/969-1260. Aug 16.20.25.27: ElCamIno 7-9 pm at DeFrank Center, 1040 Park GInny (TrI-CIty Woman) 415/651-6159. tion drifts to Tomlin, it becomes publicizing Lily’s work shows— at Holiday Inn Park Center Plaza. 282 She’s seen discussing the pro Aug 16,23,30: Youth Group: Slightly Roolsrs: d in n e r 's class on Thursday Avenue. San Jose. 293-4525. simultaneously interesting and on camera. Almadén Blvd, San Jose. Register by blem with writer-director Wag Younger Lesbians and Gays: An Infor nights, advanced group on Tuesday Aug 27: Fomlnist Art Group: Meets Theatre unprintable. He promised to come to the Sept 4. Fee $30 (includes lunch and ner and her drama teacher, mal support group tor men and women nights. Call for details: Marilyn 7:30 pm on 4th Thursday each month. The story began in 1983; show as “ Ernestine,” and did— materials). Mail checks to NWPC, P.O. Aug 12-23; Sunnyvale Community under the age of 25 meets every Sunday 408/996-3788 or Jim 408/984-8132 For details, call Vera 245-0589. Churchill and Broomfield were sans mustache—another event Peggy Feury, who died in Box 636, San Jose. CA 95106. For Info, Playors; Grease, one of Broadway's from 1:30-3:30 pm at Billy DeFrank Aug 19: Ponlnsuls Buslnoss and Pro looking for a new project. recorded for posterity. November 1985 and to whom Aug 28-30: High TKh Gays: Russian call Charlotte Powers 947-6902, Bar all-time longest-running musicals. Call Lesbian/Gay Community Center. 1040 fessional Assoelatla«i: Meets 3rd Thurs the film is dedicated. River Weekend at Highlands Resort, bara Rogers 252-4505. or Diane Hoey 749-8146. They had made four films They also filmed in Atlanta Park Ave, San Jose. Call 293-AGAY. day each month, 8 pm at the Social Hall. In the second act “ feminist outside Guernevllle. Rates from $10 287-0275/723-7287 Aug 12-29; Gloucester Theatre San together, including Tattooed and Los Angeles that summer, Aug 16,23,30: Holy Trinity Church: A Unitarian Fellowship of Redwood City, camping to $100 room w/bath. Call Tears and Soldier Cirb, since but as Tomlin’^ New York date Oct 10: The Wedding; Symbolic cere Joaa; Equus and Hamlet, 8 pm every Continued on Page II Christian Church for All People, member 2124 Brewster Ave. at Lowell. Voicemail 993-3830. mony to dramatize need for legal night except Mondays. Call 279-1330. teaming up in England in 1974, LttyTomUn and Jane Wagner. Photo by Sieve Wantn moved from September to of the Independent Christian Church Aug 19: Fomlnist Writers Aug 29: Slstarsplrft recognition of gay/lesbian coupling. Aug 21-Sap 19; Community Players of network, meets every Sunday from Greup: Meets at 7:30 pm on 3rd Cottoohouso: Mary Ann Vorasky. Two o'clock in the afternoon, Washing Los Gatos-Saratoga; The Night of Jan 10:00 am to noon at the Billy DeFrank Thursday each month. For details, call guitarist. 8:00 pm at 1040 Park Ave. ton. District of Columbia. uary 16th, courtroom drama by Ayn Individual ft Group Counseling Lesbian/Gay Community Center, 1040 Vera 245-0589 San Jose. Sliding scale $3-7. Call Oct 11: National March on Washington Rand. Our own Rick Rudy is cast in the PSYCHOTHERAPIST OFFICE; 287-5180 Couples Counseling Park Ave. San Jose. Rev. Randy Hill, Aug 19: NOGLSTP: Joint meeting and 293-9372, for Lesbian ft Gay RIghtal rote of the district attorney. Saratoga STATE LICENSED MARRIAGE pastor. Call 292-3071. hospitality reception of the National Substance Abuse Sop 23-27: NALGAP: 2nd National Civic Theatre, 13777 Fruitvale Ave. AND FAMILY THERAPIST No. 7712 I ta g 16,23,30: SunnyhlNt Uiiilsd Organization of Gay ft Lesbian Scientists Conference of the National Association Saratoga. Call 268-3777. I Melhedlst Church: Proclaiming grace ft Technical Professionals with the Gay of Lesbian & Gay Alcoholism Profession Gay and Sap 3-4; San Jesa Stage MARTA HIAH, Ph.D. David P. Steward, M.S.W., LCSW and freedom for all. Sunday morning & Lesbian Statisticians Caucus. 6-8 pm, als. Holiday Inn Mart Plaza. Chicago. Company: Keegan and Lloyd gay duo. Psychological Integration Institute worship at 8:30 am and 11 am. Sunday San Francisco Hilton Hotel, 333 O'Far Illinois. Registration deadline: Sept 1. Lesbian/Femlnist LioenscdCliiiueiif Sodai Wörter The Stage. 560 So. First Street. Thu AIunwUi anr HIglMty no I school at 9:30 am, at 355 Dixon Road, rell St. Call Joseph Schreiner 312/908- Call 219/483-8280 or 219/464-2373. Radio/TV 293-2110. INSURANCE ACCEPTED Milpitas. Call 262-1486. 2040Tbr 312/929-9538 Oct 23-26; Parents FLAG Aug 16,23,30; Women's Radio Sap 7,8,9; Ohiane CoRaga Repertory I tag 16,23,30: Calvary Meinpalitan Aug 19,26: Stevensen Gey Community Convsntlon; 6th International Conven Hour; With Mary Jeffries, every Sun. 87: Open Auditions for The Normal AMERICAN GUILD REGISTERED HYPNOTHERAPIST I Cammualty Church: Sunday worship at Ceftecthm: Meets 6:00 pm Wednesdays tion of Parents & Friends of Lesbians Call for Appointment Heart by Larry Kramer and Last Summer California License LV8493 I 5:00 pm at 2124 Brewster Ave, corner during summer session at Caffe Pergo- 11am-noon. KKUP91.5FM. (416)862-aSS4 Insurances Accepted and Gays. Washington, DC. Register by at Bluetlsh Cove by Jane Chambers. P Brewster & Lowell. Redwood City. Call lesi. 418 Cedar St, Santa Cruz. The Aug 17,24,31: CleaetFrse Sept 23. Write to: Parents FLAG. P.O. 7:00 pm. Studio 22. Performances Nov 415/368-0188. Collective's summer project will be Box 3533, Silver Spring. MD 20901. Radio; Programming lor the Santa Cruz 5-21. Call Mark Nelson 415/659-6170. Aug 16,23,30: Metropafttan Commun designing an Orientation and Advising lesbian and gay communities, from ity Church a( San Jata: Sharing God's Program tor new UCSC students in the 8:30-10:30 pm on KZSC 88.1 FM every fall. For further information, call Luke R I Love with All People Services every Monday. GEORGE DEABILL, M.S.. PhD emphasized conference co-chair PSYCHOTHERAPY O Gay Mormons Russ Lane. Women Celebrate Having a great time at the and A FULLY LICENSED PROFESSIONAL WHO IS ALSO CAY Keynoting the conference will The Constitution COUNSELING Lie fMF2140 To Gather be Rev. Sylvia Petmington, a Santa Clara County Fair. former anti-gay activist and now Morton Adorno Sebel, MSW SAN JOSE PALO ALTO F Over SOO people are expected popular speaker among gay stitution,” a kick-off event to — LICWII5UÜ c ilnic o l Seeio l W orkof to gather in ^ t Lake Chy, Utah au^ences. Women’s Day 1987, will be held 1408)947-3234 T415) 494-3363 Sept. 2S-27 for the annual con Rev. Pennington, a on Friday, August 28 at Plum ference of Affirmation—Gay A heterosexual, will speak on bers Hall, 1519 Rollins Road, 415 Cambridge Avenue Lesbism Mormons. biblical scriptures and Burlingame, beginning at 6:00 (415) 325-0931 Suite 23 Clinical Sexologist Despite the concentration of homosexuality, as well as some of p.m., sponsored by the Women’s LZ6945 Paio Alto.CA 94306 Marriage and Family Therapist Mormons in Utah, this will be the her own experiences. Day Executive Committee, the s first time the annual convention James Swdmire, a founder of San Mateo County Advisory will be held there. Affirmation and currently a Council on Women, and Assem The conference, whose theme member of the Board of Elders of blywoman Jackie Speier. is "Our 10th Year — A Gay the Metropolitan Community The fundraiser will feature s Mormon Reunion," wilt bring Church, will deliver the opening silent and called auction items, together B.Y.U., Univ. of Utah address. including a week at the Kapalua WILLIAM H. LIPIL, M.D. and Ricks College alumni, as well An awards banquet and dance Bay Resort on Maui, a yacht Relationships, SaH Estssm LMFCC#MU18214 Diplomate, American Board of Internal Medicine as a number of L.D.S. niissions. will also be held during the con cruise on San Francisco Bay, I "In a larger sense, we want this ference, meeting at the Salt Lake housecleaning services and din a n d to be a reunion for everyone who Sheraton. ners at Bay Area restaurants. is Mormon and gay, who has For information, call 801/531- Included in the festivities will Elaine W. Brady DENNIS J. HeSHANE, M.D. Diplomaie. American Boards of Internal Medicine C Rheumatology o been Mormon or has been in 6830 or write to: Affirmation be live entertainment, dancing Individuals. Couples, and Family Counseling volved with Affirmation, regar Conference, Box 1152, Salt Lake and a series of "food experien 5 2 ARCH STREET, SUITE 4 dless of their religious faith,” aty,UT84110. □ ces” prepared by eight well- REDWOOD CITY, CALIFORNIA 9 4 0 6 2 known Bay Area women caterers. (408) 259-8382 Mountain View N Office Hours By Appointment Telephone 415/369-1985 The purpose of the event is to raise funds to allow Bay Area Square Dance Qasses women to participate free-of- penence is necessary. charge in Women’s Day 1987, A Here’s your big chance to Western attire is acceptable but scheduled for October 10 at swing — beginning Sept. 23, the not mandatory. Serramonte Del Rey in Daly City. El Camino Reelers (comprised The first two evenings are free Tickets are SI5 per person and Th* Growth Contor 2343 0 Homesteod Rd L mainly of gay men and lesbian introductory classes; the remain may be purchased at the door. □ women) is offering square dance der will cost about S3 or $4 each, Suite 2 Sonto Ctaro (400)983-3603 Paul Coke classes in Palo Alto. depending on the size of the class. doctor o( cfwoproctc Professional caller Mike Luna To participate, come to St. Night of January 16 certified mcjssoge prdctitioner will teach the classes on Wed AIDS • ARC • Adult Children of Alcoholics Andrew’s United Methodist Chemicol DependerKy • Coming O u • Stress nesday evenings from 7:30 to Church, 4111 Alma Street, Palo The Night of January I6th, a Our Paper theatre critic Rick August 21 at the Saratoga Civic Depression • Grief • Relotionships 9:30 in an alcohol- and smoke- Alto at 7:30 pm on Sept 23. courtroom drama by Ayn Rand, Rudy has been cast in the role of Theatre, 13777 Fruitvale Ave, (4 1 5 ) 8 5 7 - 1 2 2 1 free environment. For further information, call will be presented by the Com the district attorney. Saratoga. MediCol Sliding Scole Singles and conples are Jim 984-8132 or Ann 415/326- munity Ptayars of Los A champagne opening .has For infonnation or reser Dr. FernondoGulterrez, Ed.D. welcome, and no daiicing ex- 7093. □ Oatos/Saratoga weekends been scheduled for 8:30 p-aa. on vations, oaH 268-3777, □ Co-ChoIr, Association tor GoyAesblan Issues In Counseling '86 '89 4117'A'El ComirxD Reol. Polo Alto. CA 94306 through September 19. Psycholc^t Uc SPC8801 BARS HEALTH CHURCHES/RELIGIOUS GROUPS GREATER SANTA CLARA VALLEY ' AIDS Project. .(408) 299-5858 Affirmation* (Gay/Lesbian Mormons)...... (408) 279-6930 641 Club* ...... (408)998-1144 (S.C. Co. Dept, o l Public Health) Dr. James Andrews P.O. Box 26947. San Jose 95159 I l![ |]| ‘Electric C^Uk «*7«M 641 Stockton Avenue. San Jose 95126 (408) 226-8873 (General Family Practice) Calvary Metropolitan Community C hurch*...... (415) 368-0188 A Tinker's Damn* (Video/Disco/Lounge)...... (408) 243-4595 275 Hospital Parkway, Suiulte 600. San Jose P.O. Box 70, Redwood City 94064 46 N. Saratoga Avenue. Santa Clara 95050 Anthony's's MMassaoo Thorapy (Cert. Swedish)...... (408) Dignity* (Lesbian/Gay Catholics) The Blue Lagoon* (Dance B ar)...... (408) 423-7117 . 288-6169 > ^ 2 9 8 -4 4 1 5 ^ ARIS Project* (AIDS support/services)...... (408) 370-3272 (Ask for Joan)...... (40B) 298-0204 923 Pacific Avenue. Santa Cruz 95060 P.O. Box 2177, Santa Clara 95055 > Tenant Improvement Specialists - Buck's* (Saloon/lce Cream h r l o r ) ...... (408) 286-1176 595 Millich Ave., Suite 104. Campbell 95008 Evangelicals Concerned (Ref/g/ous Group)...... (408) 993-3803 Industrial • Commercial 301 Stockton Avenue. San Jose 95126 Dr. Dallas Carr (Optometrist)...... (408) 730-0606 2770-A Sunnyvale Town Center. Sunnyvale Holy Trinity Community C h urch ...... (408)292-3071 The Cruisor* (Restaurant & Bar)...... (415) 366-4955 1449 Hester Avenue. San Jose NIGHTCLUB DESIGN. BUILD, MAINTAIN Paul Coke, O.Ci(Chiropractor)...... (415) 857-1221 • Lighting Systems • Service C h an ge 2651 El Camino Real. Redwood City 94061 Metropolitan Community Church* ...... (408)279-2711 The Oaybroak* (Women's Bar)...... (415) 940-9778 4117 El Camino Real, Palo Alto 94306 408/288 6464 • Motors & Controls • Remodeling 10th & San Fernando Streets. San Jose 1711 W. El Camino Real. Mt. View 94040 Dr. William Cooper (Internal Medicine)...... (408) 257-5755 393 Lincoln Avo. San Jose 95126 • Power Distribution • Repairs 20366 Town Center Ln.. Cupertino 95014 SDA Kinship*...... (408) 866-0159 In Touch* (Lounge)...... (408)462-1611 (Gay/Lesbian Seventh-Day Adventists) 1020 The Alam eda • San Jose, CA 95126 1535 Commercial Way. Santa Cruz 95073 WMIam H. UpN, MO (Internal Medicine)...... (415) 369-1985 52 Arch Street - Suite 4, Redwood City P.O. 390001, Mt. View 94039 The Landing* (Piano Bar/Lounge)...... (408) 287-1535 SunnyhIHs United Methodist C h u rch ...... (408) 262-1486 Dennis J. McShano, MO ...... (415) 369- 1985 448 W. Santa Clara. San Jose 355 Dixon Rd., Miipitas Mk ' s Club* (B a r)...... (408) 998-9535 (Internal Medicine/Rheumatology 349 S. First St.. San Jose 95112 52 Arch Street - Suite 4. Redwood City AHORNEYS Rsnooados* (Bar)...... (408) 275-9902 EHIpso (AIDS info & referrals)...... (415) 366- AIDS Robert Kopalson (Attorney at Law)...... (408) 293-4000 S ^ V O Y 393 Stockton Ave. San Jose 95126 631 Woodside Rd., Redwood City. CA94061 111 W. St.John. Suite 800, San Jose 95113 Savoy* (Women's Bar)...... (408) 247-7109 S.F. AIDS Foundation ...... (800) 367- AIDS Bruce Nickerson (A ttorney)...... (408) 971-0669 HlfxOO»' 3546 Flora Vista D r.. Santa Clara 95051 COUNSELING/THERAPY 415) 365-6441 VSR Showcase Sllvor Fox* (B a r)...... (408) 255-3673 Carole Waldnar (A ttorney)...... (4O8 ) 971-8510 ARIS Project* (AIDS support/services)...... (408) 993-3890 10095 Saich wy. 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(40h| 476-5020 iiSftfvj- I S r 0«f vONf^ is s u e s i !> V '’S U 'iy *«00 QroM 4 6 N Saratoga Avenue Marie Henley/Owner-Manager 'T'av OOtai^ A f Ret L jl'Nü OY t' *ftetr fbf.'TiD*’'; LILY When she screws up during a Cont. from Page 7 every single aspect of her life.” Three weeks later the film work show Tomlin tells the Because of this, she and makers filed a counter suit for piece” Lily plays three women— audience, “My partner Jane Broomfield grew increasingly $11 million, charging breach of Lyn, Edie and Marge—who Wagner writes this material; I apprehensive as their work contract, defamation, unfair meet in the early years of the hate to fail it because it’s so neared completion. competition and acting in bad Contcinpo Realty women’s movement and take much better than I am.” “ Everything was very faith. ^va n s & ^0'Brieii different paths—an unsuccessful ‘7 don't self houses, isell homes.'" Churchill confirms, “Jane cordial,” during the shooting, Talk about schizophreniall marriage to a ‘‘holistic wrote everything, Lily doesn’t she insists. Imagine how Churchill feels DAVID A. HILGER Manuiactured Houaiof Specialiat capitalist,” a fulfilling lesbian write,” even though Tomlin She had a rapport with Lily after the woman she admired for Raaltor relationship that includes a “ tur creates the characters, or "cul JOHNIE L. STAGGS key baster child,” and an alco because she was fan and knew all a decade and worked with for ture typ«,” as she calls them. three years has turned on her Offica 2471 Barryana Road 323 N . M athUda Off: 408/737-8686 holic suicide. about her, the kind of thing that The direction Wagner is credi and put her through hell. (408) 923-1100 San Jota, Calif. 9S133 Sunnyvale, C A 94086 Home: 408/296-4137 Viewers who get the idea that always appeals to a star’s ego. ted with is another story. Broomfield, on the other (Among other things, Broom the end of this segment is the end “ 1 don’t know who directed of the play are in for a wonder hand, got along better with field and Churchill have had to that,” Churchill says, adding “ I Wagner. enter the distribution business ful surprise when they see the think Peggy Feury was really real thing, which appears to be "Jane’s very far out in her because they couldn’t expect instrumental in shaping the ideas of what she’s trying to anyone else to get involved with gearing up for a extensive tour. show.” achieve, and Nick could talk to Miguel Perez Their previous films accus JoanChurchOL Photo by Steve W am a film that has a lawsuit against R.l. At. , . U. At the end of each work show, her on that level.” it.) Insurance Agent tomed Chruchill and Broomneld Cheryl Swannack solicited—and J /tf f/ V- ur íV'fM'M.í/ Wrr*. Churchill confessed they This seems in character with If the suit comes to court, it 995-6117 to working with non-performers recorded—audience comments Churchill’s description of how /x^S S S B S ^ who might be self-conscious or couldn’t show as much of the won’t be for “ four or five about which parts worked for she and Broomfield collaborate, years,” Churchill says, “ because frightened in front of a camera. creative process as they had them and which didn’t. hoped to, “ in their discussions beyond her doing the photogra of the backlog.” This time they had the oppo “ (Lily)always listened to any phy while he handles sound and She adds, “ I don’t think site problem. “ Lily would tend they had their own shorthand thing anybody said anywhere Farmery Insurance and it sounded like gobbled- editing: “ I’m sort of the nuts either side really wants it to 1625 The Alameda, Suite 420 yv VC v fit fi to either play directly to the about anything,“ Swannack and bolts person and he is the come to that—nobody wins in camera,” they report, “or gook, so we couldn’t show says, “and would consider it— conceptualizer.” San Jose, CA 95126 those—we had a running gag we these cases (except for the law would ask us what we wanted fora moment.” Although the filmmakers re yers.)” from the scene.” thought of including, in every This goes along with Chur portedly retained creative con motel room we shot Jane’s So far everyone is winning. They were forced to adjust chill’s observation that whoever trol within certain contractual Lily Tomlin did well—for a closed door with the sound of «r 1 p j j 3 1 their expectations and settle for Tomlin accepts input from, she limitations, they screened a documentary—in theatrical re her typing coming from behind a combination of material that always makes the final decisions rough cut for Tomlin, Wagner lease and airs this month on was either highly entertaining or it, and Lily lying on her bed herself: “We knew Lily was used PBS, which should help book memorizing.” and Swannack in March of last relatively candid. to having absolute control over year. sales for The Search for Signs, “ They enjoyed what the already a best seller. saw,” Broomfield and Churchill As the show continues playing claim, “ however, a few days to full houses in as many cities as later, Lily began to raise objec Tomlin designs to take it to and Bruce W. Nickerson tions—she began to ask for is inevitably sold to cable TV, Attorney at Law changes.” videocassette, compact disc and Specializing In PC 647(a) Winchester Electrolysis Churchill says they “ made maybe media year undreamed P e r m a n e n t H a ir R em o val Open Forum numerous changes trying to. , of, the lawsuits should be quietly and ' forestall litigation,” but sud settled out of court. 5 0 % O ff F irst Viérr All Gay-Related Issues by J. Dillon denly nothing would satisfy Perhaps then Churchill and Domestic Partnerships Wilis Tomlin. Tomlin, of whom she still speaks Fifteen days after the first admiringly as an artist—“ I have Child Custody Job Discrimination 1790 S. Winchester Bhtd ., Ste 3 MikeWWman. R.E. screening, Broomfield showed Cempbell. CA 95008 (408)374-0496 never in my life—this woman Drunk Driving Personal Injury or (408) 997-9149 the trio the revised, final cut. works so hard all the time. Did you know that in England revolution should occur. blacks did not exist. Are we to In June Tomlin filed suit to “ It’s really extraordinary!” — As Americans and as gay receive a one third compromise? (408) 971-0669 PRINTING TYPESEHING LAYOUT «DESIGN gay men and women may be prevent the film from being will be able to meet as friends terminated from a job or evicted people, we all too often take In some communist countries exhibited, claiming $6.75 million I again. 738 N. First Street • San Jose, CA 95112 for their preference. Of course in Liberty and Freedom for gran the freedom of speech docs not in damages. “ I hope so,” Churchill says. V larger cities like London, open ted. We know nothing of suffer exist. In the United States it is Among her charges are that so ' Meanwhile, if you ask her M&. ATLA& PDFAV) homosexuality or the lifestyle ing. We expect too much from taken for granted. I predict if much of The Search fo r Signs is whether in retrospect she would 2 thereof, is quite common. Also others and do nothing for our our constitution should ever fail shown, it impairs her ability to rather have tackled the Tomlin in England, the age for consent selves. Since Stonewall, how far us, it will be the result of idle sell the show to cable TV, that project or tried to make a film, I ing sex is 16 for straights, and 21 have we come? What has been thoughts, and failure on our part the show itself is misrepresented as Maximillian Schell did— Put Number I to work for you! for homosexuals. It is also true done? We have never left the to exercise our rights therein. and her own privacy is invaded. brilliantly, she agrees—about an that there are homosexuals serv closet. Instead there is a revolv With this 2(X)th anniversary of A judge denied her a prelimin uncooperative Marlene Dietrich, Qoosetown 973 Park Ave. ing door. We live in the surburbs the Constitution there is no San Jo«e 95186 ing prison time for choice of ary injunction in August, allow Churchill replies with what ap c sexual expression. and mow the lawn. Occasion better time to speak. Find your ing the film to be shown but pears to be characteristic irony: ‘Rea lty (408)889-1088 In Georgia and still other ally, we send some amount of self a voice to sing with. When leaving the damage suit pending. “ It might have been a tie.” states sodomy is against the law. money to some organization that politicians are no longer free to Imagine being placed in prison promises to make our lives run for political office because or having to pay large fines (for better. Why do we send money? we have allowed the media to J á Á what ever reason) sute legislat Do we believe that these organi judge their character rather than FARMERS INSURANCE ors decide because of the testi zations alone can make dramatic using our own judgement, and Paul A, Wysocki mony of your neighbors. If a improvements in our lives? Will newspapers tell us whom our Jo Anne Ferrer state legislature passed a quaran a check ease our own guilt for current hero shall be. And as not speaking out? We speak of long as we listen to their voices, K 6 H 4 U M L E Y Seniint the Cay and Lesbian tine law or as in Calif, opened up Community a way to use an existing quaran helping, but give nothing of never speaking with our own, 559-8663 RUTH ^THOMAS^ Tine law. Would the supieilie----- ourselves. Instead we mow th^ then I fear freedom will erode since 1976 INSURANCE AGENCY Residential Sales, Land, court rule to uphold such a law, lawn, and give our lives to beyond preservation. G n lu ^ Investments & Financing stating as Bork might,(Reagans corporations. Helping them to You are welcome to express nomination to replace Powell) convince others that we don’t your views in the Open Forum. ' lg~i Jli fc l.. 1984 The Alameda that it is in the interest of the exist. People who do not exist do Write soon. Open Forum/Our BONUS REALTY, INC. Suite 3 51 E . Campbell A ve., 107A Bus: 408/866-4496 court to leave such law-making not need rights. After all, they Paper, 973 Park Ave., San Jose, Cam pbell, C A 95 What’s up Doc? alcoholism. Good gay reading %k ACA’s have learned rules in Raised in an Alcoholic Family: the alcoholic family, according An Emotional Hangover... to Claudia Black, an expert in from = DKNÍÑ ' ' i i the field: Don’t Talk; Don’t By Fcrnaado J. Gultenrcz, Ed.D cesses, a strong sense of respon Feel; Don’t Trust. For gay men Director o f The Growth Center sibility for others, a backlog of and lesbian women, these rules A • L • Y • S • O • N Ot/eeNs Did you know, that twenty- grief, feelings of guilt, of loss of are already too familiar due to eight million people in the U.S. control, fear of intimate rela exposiue to the disease of homo PUBLICATIONS Co m i c are estimated to have grown up tionships, and difficulty in get phobia, making the recovery in an alcoholic families? Alco ting along with people. process particularly difficult. holism is a fEunily disease. It Spiritually, a person feels a If you have any of these affects not only the alcoholic, sense of loneliness and isolation, characteristics, try to look back but all the members of the a lack of sense of belonging, a at your childhood to remember family as well. Its effects are felt sense of hopelessness and de if there were unpleasant scenes physically, psychologically, and spair, a lack of feeling of inner in your family around substance spiritually. peace. abuse. If there weren’t any in Physically, a person who It is estimated that adult your immediate family, explore grows up in an alcoholic family children of alcoholics (ACA’s) events in your parents’ back usually experiences stress-related are 7-9 times more likely of ground. Was grandpa or gran ,xciÇ>^^. « « e t a symptoms such as tension, ner becoming alcoholics themselves, dma an alcoholic? How about ts ^ ^ vousness, gastro-intestinal difn- suggesting that ACA’s are gene dad’s sister or mom’s brother? VVJO " culties, migraines, high blood tically predisposed to the disease In upcoming issues, we will pressure, and weight problems, of alcoholism. Given that the explore the roles played in the wi»^'dose«^ V to name a few. bars are a popular gathering Alcoholic household, the pat - 0 » ' ' ^ e à Psychologically, a person ex place for gay men and lesbian terns of CO-dependency, and the ^atv- c»-;^ aP periences difficulties with self women, those of us who are recovery process for gay/lesbian esteem, withdrawal from people, ACA’s and who frequent bars ACA’s. In the meantime, be nice " “ 'Ó»W” ° " W ''“'“ lack of confidence about suc- are at a high risk for developing to yourself! TESTING the option of anonymous or and Representatives to urge pas' ai^e^ Cont. from Page 5 pseudonymous counseling and sage of this bill. stt: Fund’s legislative staff has been testing wherever that is allowed The Human Rights Campaign \\\^ Fund is the 16th-largest indepen T V tc actively involved in the develop by State Law. ment of this legislation and has Currently, eight States require dent political action commities o (tH ” ° encouraged members of Con reporting of positive HIV tests in the United States, and the io O » '» : S v gress to co-sponsor it. to public health authorities; one 39th-largest of all PACs. Steve Smith, legislative coun of those, Colorado, allows pseu It lobbies the U.S. Congress '« o '" » <,o»»A*;’ie ’' i ‘’ sel for the Campaign Fund, donymous testing. and contributes to Congres sional candidates to support \t^ fvd"”" rt\0°" \i oPi"'"\oO' " ° A C* stated that the bill represents a The Human Rights Campmgn ^ .vetNC® ^0dO'^ ^rP'^sntveN - p \\v \H AcC'® . compromise between the ideal Fund will actively support co responsible AIDS policy and bill to encourage voluntary sponsors of both parties, and civil right for gay men and AIDS counseling and testing, urges its supporters around the lesbians. tA tffck O and some concerns that many country to write their Senators \\\S members of Congress had with vjct®- such a program. Volleyball League c\os®'- lCCS .se<\' In particular, the bill author coP‘ izes exceptions to strict confi- Starts September 13 demiality that might discourage some people from seeking coun The Southbay Gay and Lesbian Volleyball League will begin seling and testing. it’s fall season on Sunday, September 13. This is EVANGELICALS Those exceptions—as for ed'oN recreational league open to all players of all levels; from ed«' CONCERNED spouse and sexual contact notifi- beginner to advanced. The season will run for 8 weeks and A C hrist centered G ro up cation—are, however, limited to there is a $10 per person entry fee. If you would like FOR lesbians & GAYS cases where disclosure is neces registration form and/or more information, contact Tim at sary to prevent transmission, v G o ' û ' ^ S ' ' Smith noted. (408) 374-3737 or Tom at (408) 732-2306 or write to .vaO®U\ea’f > - - Furthermore, the bill provides Southbay Volleybsdl League, 1063 Lackawanna Ct., Sunny PO. Box 4742 vale. CA 94087. 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