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THE NEWSPAPER OF MONTROSE □ Community {JubliBhing (Company □ FRIDAY June 23, 1989 □ ISSUE 452

MONTROSE WEATHER Fair and warm through Monday with off and on thundershowers. Highs about 88. lows about 75. NAMES, Colt 45s dominate the Pride Awards Suspect sought in By SHERI COHEN DARBONNE The Montrose Voice Montrose murder NAMES Project—Houston and the Colt 45s were undisputably the walkaway winners at Satur­ day’s Pride Awards ceremony, sponsored by Metropolitan Com­ munity Church and Montrose Ac­ tivity Center. The NAMES Pro­ ject received awards in two of the six major categories, Most Out­ standing Event and Expanding Houston police are seeking help in identifying and locating a sus­ Pride and Understanding Be­ pect in the murder of a Montrose resident on Friday. June 16. The yond Our Community, at the ban­ suspect, who has used the first name Kenneth, is described as a 23- year-old white male, approximately 6 feet 1, and weighing about quet, held Saturday night, June 150 pounds, with blonde, curly hair and blue eyes. Police said he al­ 17 at the city Multi-Service center so has a pale complexion and an "anemic" look and may have a cut on West Gray. The Colts, who on his left arm. They believe his mother lives in the Humble area. staffed a cash bar during the The body of Eugene LaFoy, 48, was discovered about 3:00 p.m. at event, garnered two honorable his home in the 1300 block of Taft. The suspect is rumored to have mention plaques in addition to lived with LaFoy for several days prior to the stabbing death and winning the main award in the may also be a suspect in other Montrose area murders. AIDS Service category. Anyone with information about the identity or whereabouts of The award for Community the suspect is asked to phone HPD Homicide division at 247-5418. his lovei; Garrison Smith. lows: Outstanding Event, the Community Service Organiza­ Service Organization went to the tion, the Colt 45s; Business, MontroseClinic, while the clinic's The Outstanding Business 1988 Gay/Lesbian Pride Parade; LOBO; and Individual, Marion former executive directoi; the late award was presented to the Bra­ Expanding Pride and Under­ Coleman. Tom Audette, was honored as zos River Bottom. standing, the Colt 45s; AIDS Outstanding Individual. Honorable Mentions in each of Service Organization, the People The awards were designed to Audette’s award was accepted by the award categories were as fol­ With AIDS Coalition—Houston; honor individuals, organizations Asner Answer To and businesses in Houston for ex­ ceptional service, commitment and leadership in the Houston Democracy gay and lesbian community, ac­ Activist actor Ed Asner praised the Chinese cording to the event’s sponsors, who intend to make it an annual students in their struggle for freedom but said Gay and Lesbian Pride Week tra­ Americans may need a refresher course in de­ dition. The award recipients were mocracy. Asner was in Boston last Saturday to selected by means of a communi­ give the commencement address at North­ ty ballot. eastern University’s graduation services in Keynote speaker for the ceremo­ ny was the Rev. Troy Perry, found­ Boston, praising the "courage and sacrifice” er of the Metropolitan Communi­ of the Chinese demonstrators. But Asner criti­ ty Church, who spoke on the evo­ cized America’s sagging “moral lution of the gay rights movement infrastructure” and questioned why citizens of and gay pride over the past 20 the , with so much more experi­ A few picketers from two organ­ ence at democracy, seem to becoming “more izations, Houston Gay Atheists fractured and factious with each passing day.” and AIDS Coalition to Unleash Asner's daughter, Liza, was among the Power, demonstrated outside the 4,000-member graduating class at Northeast­ Multi-Service Center’s parking entrance during the ceremony. ern. He and actress Liv Ullmann were among The picketers protested the fact five honorary degree recipients. that some of the admission pro­ ceeds would go to a religious or­ ganization, MCCR. Stonewall memories generate musical extravaganza this Saturday Female winning the San Francisco Miss Politically Correct con­ impersonator test for two years. There is, however, the suspicion that helps sell asking a comedienne what po­ litically correct means is not Subarus necessarily a good idea. PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI)— Expected highlight of the Female impersonator evening will be the Lone Star "Daroelle," owner of one of Symphonic Band and Oak Portland's most popular Lawn Symphonic Band play­ night spots, is featured in a television commercial for ing in combined concert. This Northwest Subaru Inc., will be a rare opportunity to which was scheduled to air hear their biggest big band Thursday in 10 states. sounds. The commercial is a spoof The well known Montrose of the saying that “the opera Singers will also join in the ain't over until the fat lady fun, according to co-spokes- sings? said a spokesman for men Beau Cain and Jeff Osborn & Associates, which Cothran. This group frequent­ hired Tyee Pioductions to ly joins the Lone Star Band for make the commercial. joint concerts. Darcelle, whose real name is Walter Cole, dons a Wag­ Several skits will be present­ Comedienne Sandy Van will MC Saturday's event nerian helmet for the part. ed by the outrageously funny The commercial ends as By DAN PUGH tenor sax for the Band. musical team of Romanovsky Darcelle begins to sing. The Montrose Voice The concert will be held at and Phillips. They have be­ "We've always does things Saturday night was never any the new Metropolitan Multi­ come popular playing in many a little differently;' said Bob more flamboyant or boister­ Service Center, 1475 West Houston area clubs in recent Osborn, head of the adver­ ous than it will be this week­ Gray, at 8:00 p.m. June 24. years. tising agency. end as comedians and musi­ Seating will be cabaret style A pounding performance al­ Cole is owner of the cians from Houston and Dal­ with party decorations of bal­ so will be given by the Darcelle XV nightclub, a las team up to create “Stone­ loons and streamers. Soft Montrose Cloggers, providing showcase for female imper­ sonators. wall Memories: An Evening of drinks, beer, wine and cham­ dancing in the Appalachian Pride.” pagne will be served through­ folk style. Their characteristic The Lone Star Symphonic out the evening. clogging sound is catching on We’re working to San Francisco comedienne across the country. Band and the Houston Pride bring you a real Week Committee are co-spon- Sandy Van will serve as mis­ Tickets are available for $10 soring the event to provide tress of ceremonies, present at Say Cheese, Inklings, newspaper. everyone an evening to sit two dynamite segments and Printex Plus or House of Cole­ back, relax and enjoy an out­ provide occasional punctua­ man. They are also available The Montrose pouring of fun and sense of ac­ tion throughout the evening. at the door for $12. Call 523- complishment, according to She is becoming popular in 2575 for additional informa- The team of Romanovsky and Phillips will entertain at "Stonewall Voice. Connie Moore, secretary and Houston and is best known for Memories: An Evening of Pride" Klansman to Gays under Glasnost: Still a long ways to go speak at Aryan 8 By BILLSTRUBBE more afraid of us.” convention 2 The Montrose Voice The advancement of COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho ^-As twilight dims to human rights for gays >/jdarkness and the tour- (UPI)—The white suprema­ 1 (teP is unlikely to receive cist Aryan Nations Church g Ists and families return support from within the 5 home, the park in front said June 16 its annual “Aryan Soviet dissident com­ National Congress" will be jof the Boleshoi Theater munity. An American uLfills with lone and nerv- held July 14-16 and will in­ lesbian spoke two years clude speeches by Ku Klux ^qus men loitering near ago at a meeting of >.the fountain, sitting on Klan leaders. dissidents and suggest­ The Aryan Nations drew w the benches—all of ed that freedom to O them smoking ciga- rr wide criticism from Northwest choose one's sexuality £ rettes. Young men in de- government and civil rights be included in the agen­ leaders for hosting a conven­ Z signer jeans, business da as a basic human 2 men, several officers in right. May of the tion for young violehce-prone : full military uniform dissidents expressed skinheads in April, and pro­ r are out on the prowl. outrage at her asser­ testers far outnumbered the The men appear pru­ tion. "It was the most neo-Nazis. ML But Aryan leader Richard dently cautious as they controversial topic of begin another evening • ■ - the whole meeting. Butler vowed to keep holding । of cruising in the heart Some of the dissidents such gatherings and disputes ! of Moscow. hold strong religious be­ suggestions his group is un­ Michael works in the lief and objected to ho­ wanted in the area and should theater, Alexander as a mosexual rights on clothes designer. Both MB moral grounds saying Klan leaders Louis Beam of are in their mid-thirties — things like 'How can Texas, Stanley McCullom of and Alexander is di­ gays be okay if they Alabama, Thom Robb of Ar­ vorced. Together the don’t procreate?’ A sci­ kansas and John Ross Taylor two friends painted a entist got up and talked of will speak at the Ju­ grim picture of gay life about how gays and les­ ly convention, the church in in the nation's capitol. bians had different hor­ rural Kootenai County said. mones than normal peo­ “The Bolshoi used to be were reported. "We assume there will be the main meeting ground, but in re­ to marry a foreign woman and arrested. Many were imprisoned ple. And these are among the more In the USSR nothing equivalent move away. New Yorkers and federal and Anti-Defamation cent years the "hooligans" have and sent to exile in Siberia. Among enlightened, tolerant people in the League agents in attendance, to the American concept ofgay com­ Parisians," he laughed, "are on top them was Yuri Yurkun, a writer and gotten the upper hand. The younger, country!” and Kootenai County Sheriff's munity exists—gay underworld per­ of the preference list” artist and Kuzimin’s lover. nice looking men hang out in small A Soviet psychiatrist from Mos­ officials posing as news re­ groups. One will lure an older gen­ haps best describes the situation. Alexander lamented, “Even Ne­ Shortly afterwards. Stalin’s im­ cow, (who wished to have his name The gay sub-culture is riddled with porters, so conduct yourself tleman off to a park or side street, groes in your country are treated plementation of article 154 of the remain undisclosed) explained that accordingly," the church says KGB and informers who use their better than we are here. At least rough him up and rob him. The po­ Criminal Code punished homosexu­ homosexuality is viewed as perver­ in invitations to the event. lice show little concern as it helps information for purposes of black­ they have a chance to work their als from three to eight years. The sion, an illness to be cured. Archaic mail and inducing other homosexu­ create an atmosphere that discour­ way up. Here we have nothing.” law only applied to men, and methods for dissuading homosexu­ als to inform on friends and con­ Russia's pre-revolutionary upper lesbianism was technically legal. als away from their proclivity, such ages gays from congregating here. tacts. Suspicion is rife, fear under­ Now we mostly stay at home." and noble class was rife with homo­ The Stalin purges killed 1000’s of as forcing men to watch heterosexu­ lies every potential tryst. There are We're working to bring Up until recently, homosexuali­ sexual activity. Ivan the Terrible, identifiable homosexuals. During al porn movies, are still in use. virtually no bars or nightclubs. the Khrushev years article 154 was ty-considered a product of the de­ though married numerous times, One gay American related the fol­ Parks and squares are frequented was attracted to young men per­ replace with article 121 which elimi­ you a real newspaper. cadent West—officially did not ex­ by gays in the larger cities, but, if lowing account “I met a couple of ists in the Soviet Union. It was sim­ forming seductive dances in wom­ nated the minimum sentence. gay men in Moscow. We returned to the homosexuals know about the en's clothes. The highly sexed Peter Soviet citizens still suffer the hor­ ply another one of the many nation­ spot, so do the KGB. Hotels are gen­ their apartment and talked for sev­ The Montrose al taboo topics. Like many other the Great was known to take sol­ rors, deprivations and suffering of eral hours. They were friendly, en­ erally off-limits to Soviet citizens, diers as bed companions, and had incarceration simply for the fact of subjects for discussion, homosexu­ and privacy at home is unlikely. thusiastic about meeting me. When ality and sex were, and still are, on an intimate relationship with Alex­ their sexual orientation. Oleg, a be­ I asked if we might arrange a meet­ Voice. Meetings and contacts are largely ander Menshikov who rose in the spectacled, slight man with a new ing the following day with some of the Soviet verboten list, especially made through gatherings at private in mixed company. Sex education is ranks from baker’s boy to court growth of beard covering his jaw, their friends and some of mine, they apartments—salons—established prince. Memoirs of Princess has been incarcerated a number of became hesitant. They explained rudimentary at best in schools and cliques of trusted friends. Like all virtually nothing credible in writ­ Dashkova, a noblewoman who times. The longest prison term had that to have Americans, and gay friendships in the Soviet Union, be­ helped Catherine the Great over­ been for 11/2 years in 1985. During ones at that, coming into their DINERS ing existed on the subject. Recently cause so few people can be trusted a well-known sociologist, Igor throw her husband, Peter III, hint Andrei's sentence he experienced house would be too dangerous. The until proven otherwise, friendships at a relationship between the two fa­ Kon’s book “Introduction to many forms of physical and mental next day I called them back a num­ NEWS are usually intense, possessive af­ mous women. Though not gay him­ abuse. He described how he was Sexology” was released for public ber of times but no one answered. Adult Bookstore & Arcade fairs, likely to be smothering to the self, Alexander Pushkin knew and strangled with a towel, repeatedly They had given me a bogus number reading after a decade of censor­ average American—even more so in 240 Westheimer ship. In 1985, Kon was also the first approved of his close friends gay re­ brought to the point of blackingout, because they were afraid." the gay community where there is lationships. The celebrated compos­ deprived of sleep for three weeks, 522-9679 authority to promote realistic dis­ much more at stake; job, reputation, Vera, a young Soviet woman with er, Peter Tchaikovsky, was gay, as forced into a cold concrete cell with­ homosexual leanings, spoke in fal­ OPEN 24 HOURS cussion about AIDS. possible imprisonment. was Gogol, though he spent his out windows or blankets. “In pris­ tering English to convey her strong Over 3000 Videos to As in many countries of the A large percentage of gay people whole life denying it until his con­ on, gays are treated the worst. They convictions. “I believe all people Choose From world, the threat of AIDS has force are or were married and have child- fession at age 43. Anna Yevreinova, are humiliated in different, cruel the acknowledgement of the exist­ should have the right to be and ex­ ren of their own. Marriage is the the first Russian woman to be ways. They may not eat at the table, press who they are without fear. But Huge Magazine & Novelty ence of homosexuals, and, as about most viable way out. Even if a di­ awarded LL.D. and her lover, Maria or use utensils. I have seen them not Selection homosexuality, the average Soviet so many Soviet gays have no ideals vorce follows shortly thereafter, a Fyodorova, edited one of the finest allowed to sit on a bed, but on the or dreams. Many seem to be into MAG. AND VIDEO is in the dark about AIDS. Up until wedding ring provides the necessar- literary journals of the 1880's, "The jfloor only." , now, many Soviets patently denied drinking and drugs, perhaps to es­ SALE NOW IN y facade to function in the society at Northern Herald.” Currently there is serious discus­ cape. For Americans, being gay is that either existed in their country, large and is also a way of obtaining PROGRESS presumably the numbers of AIDS In 1900, the relatively enlighten­ sion in the USSR of rescinding the not only sex but also something an apartment away from one’s par­ ed play “Alma,” written by Nikolai anti-gay laws. Even ifhomosexuali ­ cases in the USSR is still small, but philosophical. Soviet gays do not ents. (Single young people are low Minsky, explored the suppression of ty becomes legal, public attitudes— $ ticking time bomb; condoms are want to bring attention to them­ on the housing priority list.) The female sexuality in a male-dominat­ particularly in the backlash of fear selves, its too dangerous. They virtually unavailable and those spouse may know of the partner's ed world, with a sympathetic view from AIDS—will be slow in chang­ that are, are unreliable, dissemina­ aren't ready, or able, to struggle for proclivities or might even be gay towards lesbianism. Mikail ing. their rights." tion of AIDS and safe sex informa­ him/herself. Kuzimin's and Nikolai Kliuev’s tion is minimal, and the use of IV Alexander said, "for so long, ho­ Appearing in the monolithic, regi­ Michael's apartment off Gorky unabashedly gay writings, honored mosexuality was never discussed. mented facade Soviet culture pre­ All Bills Paid drugs is a much larger problem Street is an unusually large place; and appreciated in pre-revolution­ than acknowledged. In this country, its always been per­ sents to the outside world, new five rooms but only two of which ary times, helped them gain reputa­ missible to have same sex contact in cracks are appearing. Beneath lies Owner Up until the of fall of 1988, such were furnished. (Five families just tions among the other brilliant po­ public and private. It's entirely com­ Jow numbers as 60 to 70 cases of the unofficial social network of Managed moved, relocated to new apart­ ets of their time. By the mid-1920's mon to see two soldiers in uniform gays tenaciously existing in secret. AIDS were quoted, and the authori­ ments in the suburbs.: Photos cut their works were banned. walking down a street with arms In the face of overwhelming obsta­ $250 Rebate on ties were quick to add that it was from a French film magazine The advances for human rights in linked, or a group of girls holding cles, gay men stubbornly survive in Selected Units fciostly all foreign students—black adorned the walls; Bridget Bardot, the brief liberal period after the Rev­ hands. Men give each other hugs a world of their own and hope for Cfricans. The information chan- Yves Montonde, Simone Signore. olution were obliterated during the and kisses on the cheeks, pat the day that the enlightenment of (limited time els are slowly opening up. In Nov. Aluminum cans with western beer reign of Stalin. In the winter of 1934 behinds, hold onto each other, sleep Glasnost will shine on them too and 1988, the Moscow presses ran an ar­ and soda pop labels lined the win­ in the larger cities of Moscow, Odes­ in the same bed or tent together. In a lessen their fear. Michael said, “I only) ticle about the first acknowledged dow sill. sa. Leningrad and Kharkov, numer­ way, people's ignorance made it hope that the law really is going to AIDS death; a female prostitute. A Michael said, "My dream fantasy ous well—known actors, musicians, safe for us. But now everyone knows be changed. It will be the beginning Come See more accurate, but still questiona­ is to follow in the footsteps of sever­ and artists were accused of being in­ and talks we have become a prob­ of something new for us, but I'll be­ ble number of 420 cases of AIDS al of my friends who have managed volved in homosexual activities and lem. And with AIDS people are even lieve it when I see it.” The New...

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It happened because we worked late last Sunday to beat a midnight j June 7, announcing the release gard this report ss a ‘snapshot’ version of the bill, sponsored by were identified as lesbians? of its Anti-Gay Violence, Vic­ of the problem, a picture which Sen. Paul Simon (D-I1L), is now To help counter the hate that deadline for vetoing or signing into law the | timisation & Defamation in is not complete yet is vivid being held up by lobbyists who helps fuel such attacks, Berrill 1317 pieces of legislation passed by law- | 1988 report. enough to dismay and outrage are delaying a vote on the bill called on the gay and lesbian “Today's report is our annual any person of conscience!' until they have enough votes to community to “put on notice” makers in the regular session that ended in< wake-up can to the American To help counter the national defeat an expected Helms those entertainers, religious people, to public officials, to the problem, activists are now look­ amendment to the bill. leaders, public officials and oth­ May. ing toward the possible The non-binding media, to teachers and to clergy? ers whose public statements al­ Although anything unsigned by mid­ stated Kevin Berrill, NGIITF An­ passage of the Hate “sense of the Senate" legedly contribute to what he ti-Violence Project director. “It Crimes Statistics Act, a National amendment would called an “alarmingly wide­ night would automatically become law, an- is our reminder to the nation federal measure which put the Senate on rec­ spread" epidemic of hate. that the price of anti-gay bigot­ would mandate the Jus­ Gay ord as being against y vetoes had to be done Sunday. tice Department to col­ ever passing a bill Berrill cited an incident in ry la paid in human Hves lost Community which a Connecticut disc jockey The governor signed into law more than and in Immeasurable suffering lect statistics on crimes banning anti-gay dis motivated by bias based crimination; man­ named “Sebastian” stated that for the victims, their loved ones Notes gay men spread AIDS and de­ a 1000 measures June 14, 15 and 16, in­ and our entire community? on race, religion ethnic­ date the enforcement of state sodomy laws; served to be castrated, after A record total of 7848 inci­ ity or sexual orienta­ cluding an $18 million omnibus AIDS bill to ban pro-gay public which a gay man with AIDS was dents of anti-gay violence and tion. Cedrick Hendricks, a school curricula; and declare savagely attacked by three teen- expand treatment programs for those suf­ harassment were reported in agers who shouted that 1988, an Increase of 840 re­ spokesperson for Bep. John the homosexual movement; a fering the virus and to set up more educa­ Conyers CD-Detroit, Mich.), the threat to the ‘American family? “Sebastian says queers spread ports—or 3 percent—over the AIDS and don’t deserve to live? previous year’s numbers. bill's lead House sponsor, opened Also at the press conference in tion and prevention programs. that Wednesday press confer­ the Dirkson Senate Office “There is a connection be­ The 1988 study also includes tween irresponsible public an unprecedented look at vio­ ence. Building was Claudia Brenner, “When I introduced the new whose lover Rebecca Wight was statements and violence? assert­ lence and harassment directed ed Berrill. “When they call us at gay-community-based Metro­ legislation in 1987? stated killed in a 1988 attack on the politan Community Churches Conyers in a statement read by Appalachian Trail. ‘dyke’ and ‘faggot’ and ‘queer* in Next Friday, Gay Pride Week the media we will hold them ac­ and gay and lesbian campus Hendricks, “I was soon to find it “Before May 13, 1988 I be­ the target of hostility by Mem­ lieved that we, as lesbians, could countable. There is no minority that is more smeared and de­ Photo Souvenir Edition. The marked Increase, Berrill bers who did not wish to see a be hurt or harassed? she said. says, may or may not be an indi­ provision of anti-gay hate crime “With words, most likely; may­ meaned than the lesbian and gay community. And I believe that cation of a rise in anti-gay vio­ included!’ be with some force if things got in a large part it facilitates anti- lence nationwide. But either Last year the bill survived out of hand. ..J did not consider The Montrose way, he notes, the numbers are two attempts to delete the bill’s brutal murder born of hatred gay violence. only the tip of the proverbial “sexual orientation” provisions and Ignorance. Nobody should “It dehumanises us; it iceberg. to pass by an overwhelming ma­ have to worry about brutal mur­ trivializes our experience; and Voice. “This report does not claim to jority in the House. The bill der. I didn’t. I lived my life, it has to stop?

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You spokesman denied it's North Carolina non-profit corpo­ if their survey form is selected to ceed with the Dallas County have to realize how insulting it is panel indicated the group’s oppo­ ration hired to conduct the study, be included in a follow-up survey O because Warhol's recent­ phase of a proposed nationwide sition was expected and only in Dallas County to know when to determine why they did not 5 ly published diaries were most of the AIDS agencies are on predicted 80 percent cooperation, study to determine the prevalence made more apparent the diversity but officials conceded they have take part in the main study and g the verge of bankruptcy to spend rather unkind to the de­ of the AIDS virus, despite opposi­ of opinion that has existed in the encountered unprecedented mis­ encourage them to reconsider, he eg half a million dollars to go out in­ signer. tion from some gay leaders. Dallas gay community for years. trust in Dallas regarding partici­ said. to homes to find out how preva­ The panel voted overwhelming­ Despite pledges of anonymity, pation. Al Calkin of the Lesbian-Gay 9 People magazine says lent AIDS is in this community. ly to approve procedures for con­ interviewers would be able to re­ Dr. Donald Zimmerman of RTI Political Caucus said his initial m Halston is dumping the We know it’s here,” Wayboum ducting the anonymous survey, to contact some people who declined assured the advisory panel Wed­ concerns had been resolved about w Warhol works to rid him be carried out in 3400 randomly to participate to be sure they were said. nesday that every possible effort protecting the anonymity of peo­ of embarrassing remind­ selected homes in Dallas County fully informed when that decision Dallas has more than 1624 pre­ had been taken to protect the iden­ ple from high risk groups, such as ers about Warhol’s com­ beginning in August. was made. viously identified cases of AIDS. tities of those individuals who gay men and intravenous drug us­ ments on his personal life The lone “no” vote came from The Centers for Disease Control Funding for the national sur­ participate. ers, who are asked to take part. “There is overwhelming sup­ and allegations about William Waybourn, president of approved $5 million over two vey, estimated to cost more than “There will not be any lists of $20 million, also is in doubt, port on this panel among the gay drug use. Art dealer Fred the Dallas Gay Alliance, one of years for the two-phase feasibility addresses used by Research Tri­ seven organizations identified study. The purpose is to learn how Wayboum said.: angle Institute field staff at any members to proceed with this Dorfman is handling the with the gay and lesbian commu­ common the human immunodefi­ Survey participants will be paid time in the main survey or the study with the changes that have sale, which includes nity on the panel. ciency virus HIV) that triggers $50 cash for completing a self-ad­ non-respondent follow-up survey,” been proposed,” Calkin said. Warhol paintings worth AIDS is in the general population. ministered questionnaire about Zimmerman said. Warren Buckingham of the “We will ask our members in the AIDS/ARMS Network said he be­ up to $20,000 to $7,000 community who are contacted The first part was the feasibili­ their lifestyle and permitting a Individuals in the main study ty survey was carried out in the trained member of the interview who decide not to take part will be lieved information from the sur­ napkins decorated with about this survey to not only say vey will be valuable in helping ‘no,’ but ‘hell no,”’ Waybourn said Pittsburgh, Pa., area last year. team to draw a blood sample. given the survey’s only record of pornographic drawings. their address by the interviewer community agencies do better after the vote. Waybourn also objected to the The chief stumbling block to the “To say that Halston is during the home visit and will not long-range planning. He told reporters the alliance al­ cost of the study that will provide survey in Dallas has been the selling Warhol’s works, many of which were gifts from Andy, out of anger is Belgian gay editors acquitted of promoting prostitution not a true understanding,” Dorfman said. "And I came the first newspaper in Turkish histo­ By REX WOCKNER French-speaking area of Belgium. Secretary of State who, LeGrand said, was don’t want to start any­ FOR THE MONTROSE VOICE “We have good news! We’ve been acquit­ distressed that Atenne Rose had earlier re­ ry to report on the gay liberation move­ thing. Halston has always The editors of Tels Quels, one of Belgium’s ted,” co-editor Luc LeGrand said June 1 in a ceived recognition from Belgium’s Labor ment. After the paper’s third issue, editor been a buyer and seller of two main gay/lesbian newspapers, were phone call from Brussels. “And in the justi­ party. Abdul Kadir Demir Ozu and party leader art.” found not guilty June 1 of promoting prosti­ fication of the acquittal, the judge said Belgium’s other main gay newspaper; Ibrahim Eren were charged by authorities tution and debauchery through the news­ there can’t be any discrimination against Homokrant, which publishes in Flemish, with spreading homosexual information. paper's classified ads. gays.” and several mainstream publications that Some issues of the monthly paper have The case had dragged on for more than a since been confiscated while other issues LeGrand and Bocquet had maintained print personal ads have not been harassed year as prosecutors filed additional Next Friday, Gay Pride throughout the past year that the charges by authorities. were published clandestinely. Ozu and charges—one against co-editor Pierre The resolution of the case against Tels Eren's trial is set for November Week Photo Souvenir Bocquet for allegedly offering himself as a were unfounded and that the Tels Quels Quels leaves Turkey’s Yesil Baris as the on­ Among the published material that has prostitute in the classifieds and another personals are nothing more than messages Edition. from gays and lesbians hoping to meet ly newspaper currently known to be under upset the Turkish authorities were ancient against a radio program during which the Greek gay poems and drawings, and an ar­ Tels Quels personal ads are read. each other. legal attack for printing gay/lesbian mate­ The Montrose LeGrand told reporters last Spring that rial. ticle suggesting that the founder of the 20th Both the newspaper and the radio show century Turkish Republic, Kemal Ataturk, are produced by Antenne Rose, a multi­ the legal action against the paper reflected A publication of the Turkish Radical Voice. faceted gay organization serving the the personal prejudices ofthe new Catholic Green Party, Yesil Baris one year ago be­ was gay.

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Mickey Leland, dered” in the Chinese demonstrations, Leland planing to attend the reception. optimism in D-Texas, called Wednesday for a boycott of a said. “This is a very sad day for Houston.” At a news conference called shortly after he party honoring the outgoing Chinese consul The consulate is located at 3417 Montrose heard of the celebration Leland said he would in his Houston district, saying attending the Blvd. also ask his colleagues in the Texas delegation celebration would be “spitting on the graves” The Texas Democrat said he understood to sign a letter protesting the reception. face of defeats of students killed during pro-democracy dem­ many Houston political and business leaders “I’m astounded. I’m outraged that the Peo­ worse. “Of course, our victories S Despite crushing blows dealt in onstrations in China. had been invited to the reception at the invita­ ple’s Republic of China expects to do business the 71st Session of the Texas Leg­ seem slim, but if you could only < tion of the Chinese consul. as usual in Houston,” Leland said. Leland said he had contacted his “political islature to the gay rights agenda, know what didn’t happen to ? 2 "The people of the Republic of China are un­ friends” in Houston asking them to stay away Only three of the city’s 14 council members Glen Maxey, executive director of us...!” Part of the reason the gay m der siege right now. Students have been mur­ from the farewell reception that was sched­ said they were not attending the reception be­ the Lesbian/Gay Rights Lobby of and lesbian community was «> dered ... and therefore we should not celebrate uled for Wednesday evening for Gen. Ni Yaoli, cause of the Chinese government’s actions Texas said the session reflected bashed so heavily in the session this man’s politics in Houston in any way.” outgoing consul general of China. against the protesters. some progress, particularly over was that “we were there for the past years when gay issues were first time,” he noted. not addressed at all. “Never before in a major way Maxey, who called the session had there been such an array of “the meanest and most reaction- legislation dealing with one is­ ary...ever experienced,” said the sue” Maxey said. Montrose library launches summer programs experience has identified the The reaction by homophobic friends and enemies of gay rights legislators was to question or kill By DAN PUGH ment chart will be displayed in the in the Capitol and given a “crys- every piece of legislation that main lobby listing the number of The Montrose Voice tal clear” directive for gay/lesbi- could possibly have a positive im­ The Montrose Branch Public Li­ books completed by each reading club member. an involvement in the 1990 elec­ pact on gay people. Maxey report­ brary has jumped head—long into tions. The lobbyist also pointed the formidable task of preparing lei­ Branch manager Ms. Rosa Sims ed in the newsletter that even a sure-time summer programs for a is justifiably proud of the programs out, in an editorial in LGREs general bill providing for in-home diverse neighborhood population. launched this year at the Montrose newsletter “The Lobby Report,” health care for the disabled— Branch Library. “But,” she adds, The result is a lively combination of that the vote on SB 75, the Texas though a cost-saving measure for events scheduled for the coming “Don’t forget the meeting rooms available to neighborhood non­ Fair Housing Act, was “the first the state—was almost killed sim­ months. profit groups.” One holds 70 persons direct gay/lesbian vote taken in ply because gay people with AIDS A Pride Week exhibit of books, pe­ TTTTTi iiTT and the other can accommodate 25. the House in over 14 years." Al­ might make use of it! riodicals and newspapers is promi­ Two computers also can be used by though an amendment specially nently displayed in the lobby registered operators. The same legislators killed the excluding gays from protection through June 25. In addition to pop­ Other programs may be organ­ so-called Hate Crimes Bill (HB ular works, there are many colorful, ized this summer as requested. Sime under the anti-discrimination law 1777) because, as one House mem­ but lesser-known, works from approach is simple: “Whenever you passed 81-54, the fact that 54 ber publicly stated, it might be across the country. The Library’s need to know something, just call members were willing to vote used to “unfairly discriminate commitment to diversity is evident against the measure means gays in the contrast between the lobby against skinheads,” Maxey con­ Since the opening of the Library and lesbians have more “friends” exhibit and the one currently in the in March of 1988, major progress tinued. Exterior of the Montrose Branch Library than they did in 1975, when only children’s section: Camp Fire Girls has been made in expanding and An Omnibus AIDS bill—a hur­ Achievement. 17 members voted to take Texas’ are validated by the Library staff. tailoring services to the population ried compromise of the night-and- With school out, the children’s during the summer in the Meeting served. Large collections devoted to sodomy law (Section 21.06) offthe section is a popular spot. A Monday Room (call for listings). Upon completion of reading a given business, travel and health evi­ books. day House and Senate AIDS A Summer Reading Club is or­ number of books, a formal Certifi­ dence the interests of many readers. packages debated throughout the evening and Wednesday afternoon While conceding that the ses­ storytime is becoming a mainstay ganized to have appeal to a broader cate of Completion is issued. Gold The Montrose Branch Library is sion was a disappointing setback session—passed on the last night with the pre-school set. Films ofspe ­ age group. Each registrant is given stars are added for each additional located at 4100 Montrose and is of the session with several ten books read through the summer. for human rights, Maxey pointed cial interest to the pre-teen crowd a colorful large membership card on open six days a week (parking in homophobic provisions of the in­ In August a reading accomplish­ front and in back). out that things could have been are scheduled Thursday afternoons which books that have been read flammatory House version intact. According to Maxey, the bill’s passage is still preferable to the alternative of no bill at all. If the bill were killed, Maxey said, decisions would be left in the NJ. gov. places lesbians on par with satanists lap of the Texas Department of Health, whose commissioner called for quarantine just a few By CLIFF O’NEILL satanists and murderers” as a about Blacks, Hispanics or Jews National Gay and Lesbian New Jersey gay and lesbian ac­ years ago and whose board is now The Montrose Voice major cause of prejudice. he wouldn’t have read off a list Task Force public information Di­ tivists have been at odds with the “completely dominated by reac­ rector Urvashi Vaid, however; did E. BRUNSWICK, N.J.-In a May “By glorifying the extremes of like that," stated Heidi Jones, moderate Republican governor tionaries appointed by (Gov. Bill) 3 speech condemning “trash TV” human behavior; ‘trash televi­ president of the New Jersey Gay agree with Kean's view of “trash ever since his 1986 refusal to sign Clements...worse now than when TV” adding “In some ways, I for contributing to bigotry, Gov. sion’ at best makes ordinary life and Lesbian Coalition (NJGLC), an executive order banning anti- the quarantine was proposed.” think he’s right. Thomas Kean (R-N.J.) placed irrelevant and at worst hopelessly a 26-group coalition of the state’s gay discrimination in state em­ And, he added, the bill would “lesbian marriage partners” on a behind the times,” Kean added. gay and lesbian organizations. “My feeling about ‘trash TV’ is: ployment when faced with a likely resurface as a special ses­ laundry list of extremist groups Kean stated that he had re­ “He would have stopped to think.” In some ways it shows the ex­ deadlocked lesbian and gay sion agenda item, subject to more which contribute to prejudice, viewed a week of these programs “The inclusion of homosexuals tremes of society. It exists because rights bill in the state Assembly. discussion and rewrites that sparking a storm of controversy and drew the list, which he read in ‘laundry lists' of social evils is it exploits pre-existing divisions His continued stance that he could produce a bill more closely resembling the Wright/Clemons from both state and national les­ twice in his address, from a sam­ extremely common and extremely in society. They play on people’s would sign the bill should it ever House bill. bian and gay activists. pling of the programs. He added dangerous," stated Craig David­ prejudice. pass the Legislature has done lit­ Among the more corrosive as­ Speaking at an East that too often “impressionable” son, executive director of the New “But we don’t appreciate Gov. tle if anything to appease them, Brunswick, N.J. day-long sympo­ children who see the shows view York-based Gay and Lesbian Alli­ Kean lumping us in the same cate­ added Jones. pects of the bill in relation to gay the people shown as “normal.” ance Against Defamation gory with our public enemies and rights are provisions that educa­ sium sponsored by the Anti-Defa­ Jones lambasted Kean's book “Radio and television are the (GLAAD). “It is more than ironic people we don’t support.” tional materials produced for mation League of the B’nai B’rith calling on the Republican Party and the National Conference of great legitimizers,” Kean stated. that Gov. Kean would Calling Kean’s laundry list those under 18 must state that ho­ to expand its base and his battle Christians and Jews, Kean ex­ “For many Americans, if it is on ‘symptomize’ this prejudice in a “unfortunate” and "preposter­ mosexuality is an unacceptable cry of “inclusiveness.” lifestyle and such conduct is ille­ pounded on “trash TV” as a ma­ TV, it is gospel. And the gospel we speech about the causes of preju­ ous,” Vaid joined the NJGLC and gal, and a provision prohibiting jor cause of bigotry and prejudice, hear from ‘trash television’ is: it is dice.” GLAAD in calling on Kean to is­ “Of course that excludes his any agency that “advocates or citing the mediums’ glorification all right to punch or beat someone The NJGLC has enlisted sue an apology stating that lesbi­ gay constituents,” added Jones. promotes conduct that violates of “sadomasochistic bikers, lesbi­ you don't agree with.” GLAAD’s help in its letter-writ­ ans and gay men are often vic­ “He always wants everyone to state law” from receiving grant an marriage partners, strippers, “If instead of‘lesbian marriage ing campaign to extract an apolo­ tims of the same prejudice against work together and then he says money for AIDS educational pro­ prostitutes, racists, skinheads, partners’ he had stud something gy from Kean. which he spoke. something like that” grams and services. Positive legislation passed in the session includes a bill increas­ ing penalties for vandalism of gay/lesbian community centers and health care facilities; durable TUTS seminar had tips for aspiring actors, actresses power of attorney, which sets out in statute the powers that can be By NEIL BADDERS tor’s union) members working at Resumes and pictures are key plished by warming up your body pared with different lengths and delegated to others for making' with an eye to the upcoming sea­ The Montrose Voice any one time, the best question is tools for an actor to use in creat­ and voice, by putting the audition medical decisions on a person's in the proper perspective and by son. Sell the song. Make sure it is Do you have stardust in your how you can increase your chanc­ ing a positive impression. The re­ behalf; and insurance reforms, in­ es of being the one chosen. understanding and coping with in the original show key. eyes? Know that the producers of sume should tell who you are and cluding HB 2608, which man­ what you’ve done, should be one feelings such as fear and stage­ —Regarding monologues—do the world are out there just wait­ The first step is to prepare prop­ dates that all group health plans ing to discover you? To get to that erly for the audition or interview. page in outline form, should be as fright in advance. One suggestion something you like; always stage Holly made was to think of worst cover AIDS. point, you first have to audition... This means selecting the best ma­ up to date as possible and is an in­ your partner down stage; remem­ show that there’s talent and skills terial for you geared to that partic­ stant source communication with possible thing that can happen ber “all monologues are too long and write it down. to back up that special look. Un­ ular audition and rehearsing it. the auditors. Most importantly, and too slow” and always have a curtain. Holly also suggested mu­ fortunately, for those in the “busi­ The key is to prepare the mono­ said Holly, is to “always tell the The Audition truth” on your resume. sical theatre audition monologues ness,” show business, part of the logue or music to perform it “fully “Don’t tell us how great you are, “be something up and funny” game is proving your worth again and freely,” said Holly. “Prepare Your resume should be glued or show us,” said Holly. Do the audi­ Next Friday, and again in the form of an audi- every audition as if it were the stapled on the back side of an tion simply without elaborate Post Audition most important,” he stressed. "It 8X10 black and white head shot. accoutrements; be of help to those ’re not finished un­ is.” For performers who are very It must look like you now and who are auditioning you; be alert, A practical guide to auditions til you’ve left the theatre. Gay Pride familiar to the auditors, Holly ad­ should have your name on the pic­ flexible, control your nerves and was the focus of a free seminar When you’ve done the very best vised them to come with new ma­ ture. The seminar participants keep your sense of humor Above conducted by John Holly, Theatre you can, consider yourself a suc­ terial each time. Just because we laughed as Holly displayed poor all, said Holly, never apologize! cess because you are. Under the Stars' producing direc­ head shots which demonstrated Week Photo know you and have used you be­ Among the points Holly It’s out of your hands. tor; on June 1. Around thirty en­ fore is not a reason to be compla­ characteristics to avoid such as stressed were: Thank you notes are nice. tertainers gathered at TUTS’ stu­ cent, was his message. odd poses, out—of-focus pictures dios to hear Holly’s wide-ranging —Always make them want A Final Note Souvenir “Dress” is an important ingre­ and inappropriate backgrounds. discussion of audition "do's and more. dient in the audition process. “Let us see you as you are,” Holly The seminar was eye-opening on don’t’s.” The workshop included reiterated. —Always give it your best. several counts. Many active per­ “Never costume yourself,” Holly Make a positive lasting impres­ suggestions on preparation, ma­ As a supplement to an audition, formers slide into sloppy habits Edition. cautioned. The auditor will imme­ sion on everyone, including your terials, dress, approach, and atti­ actors may fill a loose leaf binder because auditioning is less fre­ diately be asking is this person fellow actors. tude. It had significance for all directable, unorthodox or what; with shots which show them in quent in the Houston market. —Look and act successful. levels of performers, raw novices “it is not usually a good idea,” he costume, character, action or However; many of these sugges­ to seasoned professionals. makeup, but there will not always —In readings—if in doubt, tions don’t necessarily apply just The don’t use an accent and panto­ An audition is by definition “a “Come dressed like you would be time to view this, said TUTS’ to show business, but would be mime your props. trial performance to appraise an for a party” was Holly's advice. producing director. good advice for anyone interview­ entertainer's merits,” but, accord­ For men this means suit and tie, Your pictures and resumes are —Never ask who you’re audi­ ing for a job. ing to Holly, the basic premise is for ladies a dress. The most impor­ ready, songs and monologues are tioning for, what they’re looking Remember treat the auditor as a Montrose “the producer wants something— tant element, however, is to be prepared and you’re dressed ap­ for or why you weren’t cast. Done friend, said Holly; present your­ the right actor for the role; the ac­ clean, comfortable and well- propriately. What is the next step? take rejection personally. self as an individual (drop the tor wants something—an oppor­ groomed. One other note on ap­ Psyching up. —Gear your musical choices to phoneyness, the crap) and do a tunity to play the role.: With less pearance was underlined. Be sure “Psyching up” is putting your­ songs which demonstrate your quality audition. "Show ‘busi­ Voice. than ten percent of the 35,000 Ac­ to wear the same outfit to call­ self in the best frame of mind for voice type, quality, technique. ness' is a business and should be tor’s Equity Association (the ac­ backs. the audition. 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Arriba Cantina A Word From Our New Manager

Our community needs more alternatives to the bars. We need places where people can meet and be themselves without going to a nightclub every time. At Arriba Cantina, we are dedicated to providing such an alternative. As the new manager of Arriba, my number one objective is to provide a pleasant, fun atmosphere where the people of Montrose can come relax, enjoy good food and just be themselves. Join us soon for Happy Hour, 4-7pm daily. Ask for me; I’d love to hear your suggestions. Arriba Cantina — An Alternative to the Alternative Nightspots.

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