This is part two of the book Medical, Social & Political Aspects of the Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) Crisis: A Bibliography, compiled by Donald W. McLeod and Alan V. Miller (Toronto: Canadian Gay Archives, 1985). The other parts of the book can be found at the University of Toronto Library’s T-Space repository: http://hdl.handle.net/1807/4396 MEDICAL, SOCIAL & POLITICAL AsPECTS of the ACOOIRED IMMONE DEfiCIENCY SYNDROME (AIDS) CRISIS: ABIBIIOBRAPHY
Compiled by Donald WMcleod and Alan V. Miller Canadian Gay Archives Publication Number 10 Gay & Lesbian Press A ABC wins ruling on AIDS show <"20/20" segment, "Deadly Blood">. Equal Time 46: 8, January 11, 1984.
ABCs of AI D S a voidance. Sacramento S ta_r 1 (17): 5, January 12, 1983.
About face- Heckler supports AIDS research. NewsQf t~ Columbus ~ and Leqbian Community 6(4): 154, May 1983.
Abramson, Larry. News from AAPHR: AIDS discussed in Boston; February meeting in Hono 1 u 1 u
Acquired industria 1 dioxin syndrome
Acting director named for SF AIDS Foundation
Action and reaction to AID S across the nation
Activist encourages gay men to donate blood
Activist Feldman succumbs to AIDS . Sentinel 10(12): 1, June 9, 1983.
Ad Hoc Committee of Black Gay Activists to Sponsor AIDS Forum (New York). AID S forum fo!' B1 ael< gay community SGffidu led; February 1st seminar to be reId at Hunter College
Adding insult to injury
Administra tion agrees to increase AI D S money <" AI DS funding for fiscal year 19B4 will more than double": Margaret Heckler>. Gay News-Telegraph 2(12): 1, September 1~83.
Administration's AID S request doubles to $40 million. News of the Co lumbus ~ and Lesbian Community 6(84): 345, September~198~
AFL-CIO takes stand for gay rights, AIDS money
Africa och AIDS. ~asin ~ 2(2): 30, February 1984.
Africans living in Belgium are found to have AIDS. Sacramento Star 11(24): 6, April 20, 1983.
95 Africans might be another risk group. The Weekly News 6(32): 6, April 13, 1983.
Agnos, Art. AIDS ex AB-l
AHA lawyer: hospitals can't refuse AIDS patients. News Qf the Columbus ill and lesbian Community 7(1): 40, rebruary 3, 1984.
Aid for A.I.D.S.: the circus benefit. New York City News 70: 1, May 11, 1983.
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AIDS <12 cases in t.he Net.herlands, 50 cases in Belgium>. ~ ~ Krant. 4(11): 6, November 1983.
AIDS <"within t.wo years an AIDS vaccine will be developed in t.he Net.herlands, according to the TN 0, t.he Dut.ch Government. Research Organisation">. ~ ~ Krant. (12): 18, December 1983.
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AIDS <"how is AIDS passed on?">. Wanganui ~ Right.s Group Newslet.t.er 43: 3, December 1983.
AIDS- acquired immune deficiency syndrome. Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays Newsl etter 89: 1, August. 1983.
AIDS: acquired immune deficiency syndrome
AIDS: acquired immune deficiency syndrome (not. "GRID" or "gay plague" or "gay cancer"). Fine Print. 1(2): 4, March 1983.
AIDS act.ion alert. <28 cases in New Jersey; N.J. Lesbian and Gay Collective>. Lavender Express 6(5): 9, May 1983.
AID S Action Committ.ee
AID S Action Committ.ee. Int.roducing t.he AID S Action Committee
AID S Action Project.- Dallas
AIDS Advisory Committ.ee <\~illiam J. Kraus and Michael J. Rot.h appoint.ed>. ~ Area Report.er 14(13): 4, March 29, 1984.
AIDS and Ue AIDS Committ.ee of Toront.o. Phalia 72: 8, 1984.
AIDS anger
AIDS archives begun in New York. ~ Area Report.er 13(23): 18, June 9, 1983.
AI D S artic 1 e upset.s fa t.her of three < Brisbane man upset by AI D S article published in a high school newsletter>. Campaign 101: 9-10, May 1984.
AIDS associat.ed with t.ransfusions. News of t.he Columbus ~ and Lesbian Community 7 (1): 41, February 3, 198~
AIDS At.lant.a holds second AIDS international forum
AIDS Awareness Week
AIDS Awareness Week: candlelight. march Monday night. ~ Area
97 Reporter 13(17): 10, April 28, 1983.
AIDS Awareness Week, May 2-8,1983
AI DS baby abandoned
AIDS baby gets a new home < Miami>. The WeekI y News 7 (25): 6, February 22, 1984.
AIDS baby should have home before Christmas
AIDS backlash in Texas
AIDS bacterium isolated at OSU
AI D S benefit bombs in Hollywood <2,000 of 17,000 sea ts fi lIed in Hollywood Bowl benefit>. New Yorl< Native 73: 11-12, Sept.ember 26 October 9, 1983.
AID S benefit cancelled
AIDS benefit concert feat.ures t.op gay acts
AIDS benefit features Romanovsky + Phillips, the Hav luck Trio and Tom Wilson
AIDS benefits
AIDS bill moves throug. St.at.e Senate
AID S bill passes state Senat.e Committee• .EU!..Y. Area Reporter 13(21): 5, t~ a y 26, 1983 •
AID S ca lIs 0 verW"'el m Hea 1 th Dept.
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AI D 5 GAre cOntract appro ved <$1.2 mil lion cont.ract. with American Red Cross to provide home at.t.endant services t.o people with AIDS>. Connection 3(4): 7, December 28, 1983-January 25, 1984.
AIDS Case Finding Net.work Steering Committee
98 AIDS cases at 3,157 in U.S., 25 in Ohio. News..Q..f. the Columbus ~ and Lesbian Community 7(2): 61, March 1984.
AIDS cases decline in New York <"slight decline in number of new AID S cases in New York state may presage a simi 1 ar drop elsewhere in the United States">. Sentinel 10(24): 1, November 22,1983.
AIDS cases may double
AIDS cases reported down. [qual Time 53: 13, April 18, 1984.
AIDS cases reported in VA
AIDS cases show big drop for last part of 1983. The WeEkly News 7(19): 15, January 11, 1984.
AI D S chain estab lished <40 cases traced to sexua 1 contact with one man, "patient 0 ">. Campaign 101: 54, May 1984.
AIDS- choices and chances
AID S Circus Committ.ee winding up
AIDS claims Costello
AIDS and Co. strikes back
AIDS Committee of Toronto. AIDS and tte AIDS Committee of Toront.o. Phalia 72: 18,
AIDS Committ.ee of Toronto. AIDS Awareness Week
AI D S conference AIDS conference aimed at nurses AIDS Coordinat.ing Committ.ee Media Relations Committee. This letter may sa ve your life <"safer sex"; fu 11 page ad vertisement>! ~ Area Reporter 13(25): 11, June 23, 1983. AI,DS counseling in Sacrament.o. California Voice 5(11): ?, May 20, 1983. 99 AIDS CrlSIS requires thought, not panic <"some coverage in the gay press has been somewhat sensat.ional and negative">. Sacrament.o Star 1(19): 3, February 9,1983. A[DS cure is flim flam scam AIDS death notices: Allan Estes AI DS deat.h notices: Scott Chapin Kingsley; William Austin. ~ Area Report.er 14(18): 12, May 3, 1984. AIDS deat.h notices: James H. McClure, Jr. B~y Area_ Report.er 14(18): 10, May 3, 1984. AIDS deat.h notices: Michael Shiell. ~ Area Report.er 14(17): 10, April 26, 1984. AIDS 'deport.ee' dies in S.F. AID S discrimination case reso 1 ved AID S doc get.s preliminary injunction AIDS drabber: immunforsvaret. Revolt. 14(4): 20-21, April 1983. AIDS dropping in NYC AID S efforts- new pitch: $40 million sought. to speed research. Frontiers 25: 7,11, April 13-27, 1983. AIDS, '83 parade dedication. ~ Area Report.er 13(15): 2, April 14, 1983. AID Sand ElSa 1 vador <"billions for deat.h but. pennies t.o sust.ain life for AIDS vict.ims">. Black and Whit.e Men Toget.her New York Informat.ion Bullet.in 4(2): 1-3, June 1983. AIDS emergency sweepst.akes begin AID S emergency sweepst.akes begins June 1st. AIDS employment. discrimination case resol ved AIDS 6Tlployment. discrimination case resol ved 100 AIDS- epidemier. Info: ~1edlemoinformas.ion Fra landsotyrets Arbeidsutvalg(Det NorS AIDS examined on Channel 6 AIDS: fact and fiction. Campaign 92: 14, August 1983. AI DS fear in Scot 1 and. New ~ News 1: 8, August 18, 1983. AIDS Federation formed AIDS Federation sets agenda AI DS fil m <" Killer in tre Vil 1 age", produced by Alec NiSbett>. r-{ew ~ News 16: 5, r~arch 29, 1984. AIDS-Flugblatt gibt's umsonst. Torso 5: 9, May 1983. AID S forum AID S forum at Franklin f-;J1ospital AIDS forum for blacks AIDS forum reId AIDS forum held in SL Louis AIDS forum in Dallas AIDS Forum in Nassau AIDS forum to be held AID S Foundation for San Jose. .fu!.y Area Reporter 13(37): 19, September 15, 1983. AIDS Foundation names committee 101 AIDS Foundation picks new mad AIDS Foundation, Santa Clara County, California. Let's nail AIDS AIDS: the funding CrlS1S AIDS funding cut from next year's budget '-\IDS fundraisers this weekend. Washington !l..l.ade 14(38): 17, September 30, 1983. AIDS gala at Davies Hall. ~ Area Reporter 13(23): 17, June 9, 1983. ~I DS: getting our act togetJ'er AIDS groups asked to join national fed AID S groups federate in Denver; women demand parity at all levels. ~ Area Reporter 13(24): 1,12, June 16, 1983. AIDS t-earing examines delays AIDS 'heavenly intervention' AIDS hits the military AIDS, hormone correlation found AI DS rot line AIDS rotline expands AIDS hot line training packet developed by Houston's KS Committee. National Coalition Qf. ~ ~lQ Services Newsletter 4(5): 10, May 1983. AIDS "tumor" slammed 102 committeeman Joe Casper>. ~ Windows 2(7): 4, March 29-April 11, 1984. AID S hype hits Haiti; U.S. govt. ups funding. ~ Politic 97: 17 18, October 1983. AID S ignored AIDS: immune deficiency in gay men AID S in Alexandria to be subject of August 2 forum . Washington Blade 14(30): 5, July 29, 1983. AID S in the army < letter from Virginia Apuzzo to Caspar Weinberger>. Connection 2(21): 5, August 31-September 20, 1983. AIDS in Chicago AIDS in the courtroom. New Yorl< Native 70: 10-11, August 15-28, 1983. AIDS in Europe and Africa <300 cases in Europe>. Pink Triangle 47: 3, t~ ay-June 1984. AID S in Toronto AIDS in the workplace and other cases. Lambda Update, December 1983, p. 3. AIDS incidence rose during first quarter of '83; official statistics in; more cases in more areas of the city <46 new cases in San Francisco in first quarter of 1983, compared to 23 in 1 ast quarter of 1982>• .!2.ll Area Reporter 13(28): 18, July 14,1983. AIDS information AI D S: ins richtige likicht geruckt. .!:i.n.L 10: 6-8, 1983. AIDS issue prominent in sodomy statute appeal AID Skills 5 in Louisiana. ~ Life 8(51): 3, June 2, 1983. AID s/r< S Foundation receives $66,000 state grant. Bay Area Reporter 13(43): 18, October 27, 1983. AID S/I< S Foundation seeks new board members. ~ Area Reporter 13(29): 2, July 21, 1983. I\ID S/K S group raises funds, starts programs, opens office 103 AIDS/~(S office is now open, public forum II set. for May 7 AIDS let.ter called hoax. New York Native 70: 15, August 15-28, 1983. AIDS-like virus found in monkeys AIDS linked t.o blood t.ransfusions AI D S linked to strain of pig virus. California --Voice 5(1l): ?, ~1ay 20, 1983. AIDS lobbying efforts. Gay life 8(51): 7, June 2, 1983. AIDS man dies L\IDS man transferred .L\IDS marathon AID S march due r'1ay 26. Frontiers 2(1): 7, May 11-25, 1983. AID S march: it's time to fight. back AID S materia Is to be distributed AIDS may be foreseen in eyes AI D S may be 1 ess 1 etha 1, more common than thought AID S may be transmitted by Cuban mercenaries AIDS: t'1CC resolution AIDS measure wins in Assembly 104 of Health Services>. Our Paper, Your Paper 2(18): 1, September 14, 1983. AIDS t~edical Foundation. A significant step forward in the fight against AIDS AIDS Medical Foundation. Your money or your life AI DS ~1edica 1 Foundation estab liff"ed. National Coalition Qf. ~ S TQ Services Newsletter 5(1): 42-43, August 1983. AIDS Medical Research Foundation of South Florida. National Coalition Qf. ~ STD Services Newsletter 4 (5): 14, tv1ay 1983. AIDS and minorities AIDS monitor group set up in Scotland AIDS mysteries slowly yield to study. Update 109: 1, May 18, 1983. AIDS: myths and realities I\IDS: a national disgrace. T'he ~Jorks 2(9): ?, June 1983. AIDS news .I\ID S news I\IDS news \'iatch AIDS news watch AI DS no reason for sodomy statutes < Texas sodomy statute appea 1 >. ~ Community News 11(17): 2, November 12, 1983. AIDS no threat to AYDS AIDS not going 8\'iay overnight, forum told I\IDS not.e 105 AIDS notes AIDS now seen as worldwide realth problem: Europe's rate doubles according to a maj or ~ Times artic 1 e. §JD::. Area Reporter 13(51): 12, December 22,1983. AIDS on increase <497 new cases in U.S. between January 1 and March 3, 1984 >. News Qf the Col umbus ~ and Lesbian Community 7 (3): 162, April 1984. AID S on television again AIDS on 20/20 Thursday AI DS open forum AIDS open forum Long Island AIDS outbreak reported among blacks from Africa. Michael's Thing 13(15): 54, April 11, 1983. AIDS outreach AIDS p age AID S pamphlet, tnt line in use . ~ News-Telegram 2(11): 2, August 1983. AIDS pamphlet well-received AID S panel named AIDS panic hits SF police, fire depts. Sacramento Star 2(3): 12, June 29, 1983. AIDS panic is over-stressed AIDS-panic robber 106 AID S panic used in campaign against gay rights bill AIDS panic: who's to blame AIDS patient may have been 'dumped' AIDS patients now disability eligible. Update 110: ?, June 2,1983. AIDS plobia in England <"AIDS-related anxiety">. Connection 2(22): 7, September 28-0ctober 12, 1983. AIDS phobia in England <"fear of catching AIDS is causing more harm in Britain than the disease itself">. Our Paper, Your Paper 2(18): 6, September 14, 1983. AIDS: the political and social battlefield AIDS politics AIDS popper theory nov; ruled out AI D S preoccupies American gay press. Pink Triang le 43: 6, Hay-June 1983. AIDS prisoners to go to tvlissouri lUDS: progress, leads and protests AIDS: progress, leads and protests AIDS Project announces October meetings AIDS Project/Los Angeles. AIDS: get informed, instead of scared AI D S Project progress report. ~ Chicago 6(13): 9-10,12-13,15, April 7, 1983. AIDS Project seEking volunteers 107 AIDS Project selects officers, plans benefit AIDS Project sponsors benefit AIDS reactions will be subject of planned book AIDS-related bashings surge in Seattle. ~ Community News 11(5): 2, August 13, 1983. AIDS-related educational events listing AIDS-related organizations invited to join national federation AIDS relative to speak AIDS report available AID S reportab le in vJisconsin. ~ Community News 11(10): 2, September 24, 1983. AIDS research foundation establi3"'ed AI D S research gets '85 budget increase AIDS research grant awarded <$2.7 million federal AIDS grant to UCL!~ and Gay and Lesbian Community Services Center>. Mom •.•Guess What! 59: 8, No vember 1983. AIDS research: University Hospital's Dr. Ko starts AIDS research AIDS research wheels oiled by Congress, health institute AIDS research: the year in review. The Weekly News 7(16): 8, December 21, 1983. AIDS researchers meet with HCN directors 108 The Weekly News 7(26): 8, February 29, 1984. AIDS researchers need blood from non-travelers AID S researchers still need interviewees AIDS resolutions introduced in council AID S resource list < list of AID S organizations in Boston area>. ~ Community News 11(3): 5, July 30, 1983. AI DS: response t.actics AI D S risk in blood reca 1 1 ca lIed sma 1 1 <" factor 8" product cont.aining blood donated by AIDS victim is recalled>. Equal Time 37: 7, September 7, 1983. AI DS-Rocrester updat.e < loca 1 event.s>. Empty Closet. 142: 4, 0 ctober 1983. AID S roundup. Frontiet's 2(2): 11,25, May 25-June 8, 1983. AID S rumour untrue AIDS scare leads t.o paranoia AIDS scare scares customer AID S screening offered again AID S screenings offered again in Broward AIDS: seeing some progTess in early detection. ~.!!.Y ~l..i:l.Y. Mississauga Journal, January 1984, pp. 3-4. AIDS seminar .1\1 DS seminar AIDS seminar offered t.o medical pros 109 Reporter 13(38): 17, September 22, 1983. AIDS services offered ,'\IDS slides for doctors <"AIDS, a Clinical, Immunologic and Pathologic Perspective", an audio-visual slide program developed at ~H. Sinai School of ~1edicine, New York>. News.2...f. the Co lumbus £§.y and Lesbian Community 6(8A): 342, September 21, 1983. AIDS: some answers. Torso, Ap~il 1984, p. 43. AIDS sparking news throughout the U.S.A. ~ Politic 93: 19, t~ay 1983 • .'\IDS sparking news throughout the U.S.A. AIDS spreads to Eastern Europe AIDS stampede averted, rodeo will go on AID S statistics 1 update AID S statistics for Va. + U.S <22 cases in Virginia as of August 25>. 0 ur 0 wn Community Press 7(11): 5, September 1983. AIDS statistics released by CDC <2,513 AIDS cases; 39.9?o non wltite>. ~ Community News 11(18): 2, November 19, 1983. AIDS stats reveal more non-vJhite cases AID S stories sought AIDS strategy is conference topic AIDS study .IUD S study I.\IDS study seeks safe sexers 110 AIDS suit settled out of court AID S support AIDS support group AID S support groups in Sacramento. ~ Area Reporter 13(25): 27, June 23, 1983. AI D S sur v ey finds most men continue as before; many are more carefu 1 about what they do with pickups. ~ Area Reporter 13(22): 1,14-16, June 2, 1983. IUDS survey to be distributed .I\ID S symptoms AIDS symptoms are elusive, simple. Egual Time 33: 10, July 13, 1983. AID S symptoms found in baby who got. transfusions; transmitted in blood? Sacramento Star 1(15): 5, December 15, 1982. AIDS symptoms found in eight Newark kids. California yoice 5(11): ?, Hay 20, 1983. AIDS tainted blood product recalled 01innesota>. Connection 2(21): 11, August 31-September 20, 1983. AIDS Task Force formed AIDS Task Force formed t-ere. News of tt-e Columbus ~ and Lesbian Community 7(2): 103, March 1984. AIDS task force in Indy AIDS test may end navy career Olilliam Kerr>. News of the Columbus ~ and Lesbian Community 6(5): 186, June 1983.-- - AIDS testing being done in Philly AIDS total reaches 11 111 AIDS total reades unlucky 13. Capital ~ July 1, 1983, p. 1. AIDS total \'wrldwide over 3,200. News.£f tre Columbus ~ and Lesbian Community 7(1): 40, February 3, 1984. AIDS traced to thymus gland AIDS T V program presents false info AI DS under siege: an open forum AIDS unit opens in San Francisco hospital AIDS update. £,roceedings.Qf the Triangle Area ~ Scientists 6(1): 4, April 1983. AIDS update AIDS update AIDS update <"casual spread report was premature"; Haitians and AIDS>. The Weekly News 7(15): 8, December 14, 1983. AIDS update AIDS update <"Denver calls hazardous waste team" in AIDS case; four other items>. The Weekly News 7(7): 10, October 19, 1983. AID S update AIDS update AIDS update AID S updat.e AIDS update AIDS update 112 AIDS update AID S update AID S update AID S updat.e AID S updat.e A.I D S upda t.e AIDS updat.e AID S update: AID S cases increase 13.4% AIDS update: th:l social and political battlefield AIDS lJpdate: what's the latest information on AIDS A.ID S Vancou ver. Information about AIDS AIDS via blood transfusion advances viral hypothesis. Connection 3(9): 9, March 28-April 11, 1984. AIDS victim loses 28 Ibs. in eight days AIDS victim was nun in Haiti. Equal Time 39: 2, October 5, 1983. AID S victims lose she 1 ter AI D S v ideotape produced by S an Diego's 0 wen Clinic. Nationa 1 Coalition .Q.f.MY.. sm Services Newsletter 5(1): 29, August 1983. AID S vigil .IUDS Vigil draws 1,500. New Yorl< Native 67: 12-13, July 4-17, 1983. 113 AIDS Vigil low in turnout AID S virus 'centuries 01 d' AIDS virus identified AIDS virus research breakthrough AIDS watch AI DS: wha t you need to know. ----First Han d 3 (4 ) : 6 8- 6 9, J u ne 19 f3 3 • AIDS: a workshop for religious outreach AID S "worried" group starts AID S: ein wort in eigener sache. l!.n! 10: 8, 1983. Alexander, Priscilla. Commentary: bathhouses & brothels: banning sex doesn't work. Coming~! 4(8): 4,41, May 1984. A1 fred, Randy. Changing lifesty les, changing names. Montrose 'y"oice 163: 20, December 9, 1983. A 1 fred, Randy. Fact and fiction Alfred, Randy. Fact and Fiction A1 fred, Randy. Look again A1 fred, Randy. Look again A1 fred, Randy. t~ ore on AI DS . Senti~el 10(11): 5, May 26, 1983. A1 fred, .Randy. Rumor contro 1 A 1 fred, Randy. Sex in the age of AID S. Montrose 'y'oice 166: 9, December 30, 1983. A 1 fred, Randy. Sex in the age of AID S. Sentinel 11(3): 3, February 2, 1984. 114 Alfred, Randy. Topic: AIDS Alfred, Randy. Topic AIDS A1 fred, Randy. vJhiff of truth .l1,11 star turnout at AIDS benefit A 11 an Estes, founder of Treatre Rhinoceros, dies of AI D S. GL C Voice 93: 8, May 21, 1984. Alles over AIDS. De ~ Krant 4(6): 4-5, June 1983. Alles over AIDS dee 1 III. De ~ Krant 4(9): 5, September 1983. Alles over AID S dee 1 I V. ~ ~ Krant 4(10): 29, Oct0 bel' 1983. Alles over AIDS dee 1 V. De ~ Krant 4(11): 23, November 1983. Alles over AID S deel VI. ~ ~ Krant 4(12): 27, December 1983. Alles over AID S dee 1 VII. ~ ~ Krant 5(1): 18, January 1984. Alles over AID S deel VIII. De ~ Krant 5(2): 6, February 1984. Alles over AID S deel IX. De ~ Krant 5(3): 6, Marm 1984. Alternative AID S mJareness week <"al ternative prevention and treatment programs">. ~ Area Reporter 13(18): 11, r'1ay 5,1983. Altman, Dennis. AID S: a request for ideas Altman, Dennis. Ampersands 'At·1 San Francisco' scrubs patients <1< G 0 technicians refuse to vwrk vJith people with AIDS>. .!2.i!.Y Area Reporter 13(24): 2, June 16, 1983. A MA says repatitis vaccine does not cause AI D S. Buck Rogers' Happenings, April 1983. Amazing idea may sol ve AIDS riddle <"AIDS may be a form of swine flu">. Update 110: 7, June 2, 1983. American Association of Physicians for Human Rights. Dear Dr. Sil verman American Association of Physicians for Human Rights. Lesbians not at increased risk for AIDS. Big Apple Dyke News 3 (3): 7, April 1983. 115 American Associa tion 0 f Physicians for Human Rights. Transmission 0 f AI DS and rill< of AI DS to tt-e genera 1 popu 1 ation. Nationa 1 Coa lition Qf ~ STD Services Newsletter 5(1): 32, August 1983. And this little piggy had none Anderson, S.M. I am recovering from AID S: one man's odyessey Anderson, S.M. KS therapies kill, not KS Anderson, S.M. Treatments, thoughts, facts < letter reo AID S treatment). ~ Area Reporter 13(17): 7, April 28, 1983. Anderson, S.M. Vitamin C- cures everything Anderson, Scott P. AIDS neViS updates: 8000 L.A. marchers demand AIDS action. Advocate 371: 8-10, July 7, 1983. Anderson, Scott P. Hollywood Bowl AIDS benefit- meager crowds, major problems. Advocate 378: 13, October 13, 1983. Anderson, Scott P.; Freiberg, Peter; Helm, Chris; Nash, Phil. AIDS news updates: Anderson, Shelley. 1500 participate in national AID S vigil. Equal Time 40: 7, November 2, 1983. Andrews, Bob. AIDS is still with us. ~ Windows 2(10): 2, May 10 23, 1984. Andrews, Bob. Deceptive gentility <" Speaking 0 ut" co 1 umn>. GelY Community News 11(6): 5, August 20, 1983. Andrews, Bob; PaUon, Cindy. Boys and girls together talking about AID S. ~ Community News 10(47): 6-7, June 18, 1983. Animal AIDS not liri Anima 1 league wants to protect from AID S Ann Landers vs. CDC on cause of AIDS. ~LC ..'Loice 4(16): 2, June 20, 1983. 116 Another AIDS panel Anott-er AIDS Project meeting Anotrer editorial: AIDS, gay ri Ans~'lers to the questions you ask most: a medical doctor gives relevant facts about AIDS. Link/Skakel 110: 3, February 1983. Anti-AIDS group sends smear letter Anti-bias bills pUS'Bd across US Anti-gay cartoon prompts protest Anti-gay crackdown in Haiti APHRA Executive Director makBs statement on AID S Applauding tte AIDS Taa< Force without reservations. ~ News (Philadelphia) 7(32): 13, June 17-23, 1983. Applauding Shapiro's appointment with reservations Appleman, Rose. Homophobia, federAl lethargy and a dose of racism: tt-e AID S crisis continues. front li,1€? August 22, 1983, p. 11. April, ~'Jayne. KS Foundation goes national; has new direction <$400,000 grant from NIH>. ~ Area Reporter 13(19): 1,11, t~ay 12, 1983. April, Wayne. t~arch for AIDS draws large crowd A.pril, Wayne. S.F. police don maS April, ~'Jayne. $12 million for AID S like1 Y from Congress: funds pass House; same expected from Sena teo Bay Area Reporter 13(22): 1,5, June 2, 1983. Apuzzo, V irgina ~·1. Socia 1 Science 101: demand protection 117 reo AID S confidentiality>. New York Nat.ive 75: 4, October 24 November 6, 1983. Apuzzo as Apuzzo excerpt.s Apuzzo testifies for AID S in Congress: requests $100 million for research Arbonies, William. Sticking a dick < let.ter reo responsibilities>. ~ Ar~a ReWlrter 13(16): 7, April 21, 1983. ARC announces plans t.o assist. AID S sufferers ARC benefit at. Studio 54 on Gay Pride Day. Connection 2(15): ?, June 1-14, 1983. ARC develops plans t.o relp AIDS patient.s Are we st.il1 'an army of lovers' <"prevenHve maint.enance">? Sacrament.o St.ar 1(20): 3, February 23, 1983. Arhus cent.rum for forskning om AID S. Magasin ~ 1(2): 28, Oct.ober 1983. Arnal, Frank. Le Congres de Dallas Arna 1, Frank. Incert.ainism incert.itude Around the nation I\round t.he world Article provokes picket. <"Whit.ewash" article in California Magazine>. ~ Community News ll(6): 2, August 20, 1983. Artist.s and AID S Artist.s dona t.e works t.o benefit gay group: auct.ion raises $140,000 Arvanette, St.even C. AID S hyst.eria 118 Arvanette, Steven C. Applause for the animals; empty seats, but rodeo raises money Arvanette, Steven C. Koch relents on 13th Street building Arvanette, Steven C. Marching for our lives. New York Na ti v e 68: 22, July 18-31,1983. Arvanette, Steven C. New AIDS clinic to open in Twin Cities Arvanette, Steven C. Questions raised about some medical advertising <"AIDS screening">. NEtw Yo_~ Native 75: 8, October 24- November 6, 1983• .l\r v anette, Ste ven C. Tmusands in vigil demand mi 1 lions for AI DS. New York Native 64: 9-10, t'1ay 23-June 5,1983. ASFV watch Asher, John. A tropica 1 is 1 and for ga y men: is there a re 1 a tionship between parasites and AIDS? Connection 2(24): 19, f) ctober 27- November 9, 1983. Atkinson, Stephen. Sense and sensation for an AIDS overdose Auburn, Jon. ill Men's Hea 1 th: !l Guide t~ th:l AID SYr'ldI;ome ~n~ Otter Sexual.lY. Transmitted Q}.seases Avant-propos Averill, Brett. Roundup of gays reported in Haiti. New Yorl< Native 70: 13, August 15-28, 1983. Avicolli, Tommi. AIDS benefit is "postponed" Avicolli, Tommi. AIDS forum aims at black community Avicolli, Tommi. AIDS outreach aimed at Blacks. ~ News (Philadelphia) 7(36): 1, July 15-21,1983. 119 Avicolli, Tommi. AIDS statistics released <36 cases in Pennsy 1 v ania>. ~ News(Phil ade 1 phia) 7(35): 3, Ju 1 y 8-14, 1983. Av ico 1 1 i, T ommi. ,1\1 D S Task Force sets up ways t.o raise, dispense funds A v ico 1 li, T ommi. AI D S Task Force, 3 clubs wi 1 1 sponsor buses to vigil Avicolli, Tommi. "Buddies" serve people with AIDS: volunteers needed Avicolli, Tommi. City appoints coormnator for AIDS issues <~1uriel Bell, Philadelphia Dept. of Health>. ~ News(Philadelphi.a) 7(32): 1, June 17-23, 1983. Avicolli, Tommi. Fumo introduces legislation for AIDS funding in Penna. Avicolli, Tommi. Gay monopoly fa!' AIDS Av ico 1 li, T ommi. Green proc 1 aims AI D S mon th rere < ~1 ayor Bil 1 Green>. ~ News(Philadelphia) 7(44): 1, September 15, 1983. Av ico 1 li, T ommi. Learning to liv e with AI D S: a re 1 1 of a way to grovi up. ~ News(Philadelphia) 7(42): 3, September 1, 1983. Avicolli. Tommi. New AIDS group formed in Phila. <.AIDS t·1edical Forum>. ~ News(Philadelphia) 8(3): 3,6, December 1, 1983. Avicnlli, Tommi. PATr expands "buddy" system Avicolli, Tommi. Red Cross blood donations decrease to all-time low <"people's imaginations have run wild with the fear of AIDS">. ~ News(Philadelphia) 7(46): 3, September 29, 1983. Avicolli, Tommi. Red Cross blood donations "near normal". ~ News(Philadelphia) 7(35): 3, July 8-14,1983. AVicolli, Tommi. Rise in Phila. AIDS cases still below national level <"an average of two cases a month has been reported in Philadelphia, bringing the current total to 24> • .Q.~ News(Philadelphia) 7(40): 1,12, August 18, 1983. Avicolli, Tommi. Social wo~rs sponsor AIDS conference 120 AVicolli, Tommi. State worker fights Red Cross blood ban AVicolli, Tommi. Support group offers help for persons with AIDS Avicolli, Tommi. "Too many believe the threat is over", Ifft says of AIDS Avicolli, Tommi. Union president: more AIDS funding Av ieo 1 li, Tommi. Vigi 1 funds dispu ted Avicolli, Tornmi. What do you do when a friend carnes down with AIDS? ~ News(Philadelphia) 7(41): 3,14, Aygust 25, 1983. Avoid the queers Bac~ Gerard. SIDA: fant,agnes et realites Bailey, Dan. The numbers are ours < let, t,er reo "we ha ve the numbers to elect">. New Yorl<: Native 64: 4, t'1ay 23-June 5, 1983. Baker, Joe. First they close the baths, t,hen the bars, then •••• Da 11 as Gay Ne'l'is 83: 3, April 6, 1984. Baker, Joe. Other viewpoints on the bat,hs. Dallas.!l..E.Y. News 85: 5, April 20, 1984. Saker, Joe. Texas backs out of sodomy appea 1, but new foes will t~ up case Baker, Ron. Is J.O. OK in S.F. Baker, Ron. Leading 'Frisco ~1.D. supports closing baths Baker, Ron. San Francisco Hea 1 th Director bans sex in batHlouses. New York Native 88: 6, April 23-May 6, 1984. Baker, Ron. SF gay baths must post AID S warnings. N_~w York Native 121 66: 8, June 20-July 3, 1983. Balaceanu, Michael. AIDS s·atter skr"acki USA. Maqasin ~ 1(2): 15, October 1983. Ballet for AIDS BAPHR symposium: the Physician in the AIDS crlS1S BAPHR's guidelines for AIDS risk reduction brochure Barbara Boxer seeks $30,000,000 for AIDS. California V_oicl;! 5(10): 7, May 6, 1983. Barbedett.e, Gilles. French notes on AID S. New Yorl< Native 67: 24, July 4-17, 1983. Barnet, Alison. AI D S and acupuncture. ~. Windows 2 (9): 20, April 26-t~ ay 9, 1984. Barnet, A lison. Ann Sil va: city AID S coordinator Ba.rrus, Tim. Notes from the underground: the po litics of anonymous sex Bassett, Gary. AIDS achieves new distinction ••• the cover of Newswea< Bastow, Tom. F or the federa 1 AI DS support,- thank GRNL < Gay Rights National Lobby>. Waffrl..ngton Blade 15(18): 26, May 4, 1984. Bath houses to give out AID S info Batrhouse manager cance 1s AID S benefit Bathhouse manager cancels AID S benefit Bathhouse sex banned in S.F. Mom •••Guess What! 65: 4, May 1984. Baths pass AIDS resolution Bay Area Physicians for Human Rights. Guide 1 ines for AI DS risk 122 reduction Bay City betraya 1 Beardemphl, W.E. Destoying the myth of AID S Beardemphl, W.E. Tt-e ethics of AIDS Bebout., Rick. Is t.here safe sex?: looking behind advice on AIDS. B_ody Politic 99: 33-37, December 1983. Beckm an, Phi 1 ip. Hip P0 cra tic oa t.h < 1 et. t.er re. st. a f f t.rea t.men t. at. Mt. Sinai >. Nl:lw York Native 64: 4, May 23-June 5,1983. Beer bust. raises almost. $1000 for local AIDS fund Beery, St.eve. Alt.ering social pat.t.erns in t.he age of AIDS Bmar, Mark. Donor direct.ed blood t.ransfusions- new fact. of the "neo-right."?: an opinion. National Coalition.9..f ~ ~.lQ Services Newslet.t.er 5(1): 32, August. 1983. Behar, t'1ark. Likes our AID S coverage < let.t.er from NC GS T D Services>. Sacrament.o St.ar 1(24): 2, April 20, 1983. Bellar, Mark. Report.s from t.he Second National AIDS Forum. National Coalition of ~ STQ Services Newsletter 5(1): 26-29, August 1983. Behar, Mark. The TV int.erview Belgians st.udy African cases; US sailor beat.s navy bias Bell, Art.hur. Lo ve with t.he proper st.ranger Bell, Deborah. 'Gay eagle get.s AIDS from ERA' Bellum, Dan. Days of courage, night.s of t-ell: t.he st.ory of a person with AIDS. New York Nat.ive 84: 1,20,53, February 27-March 11, 1984. Benefit Task Force clears AIDS Foundation. Sent.inel 10(26): 1,3 December 22, 1983. 123 Benefits raise $81,000. New Yorl< Native 63: 7, ~1ay 9-22, 1983. Bennett, Arthur. 'Like a second coming out' Bentzinger, Red. The man I loved: 10m Rogers; the last hours of a gay fighter. ~ Area R~orter 14(19): 29, May 10, 1984. Benzry, Michael. City Ha 11 kickoff for AID S week Berg, Stanley E:. AIDS: the reality hits home. The Worl Berkowitz, Richard. A catalyst for change Berkowitz, Richard. Getting better all the time: words delivered at tt-e VI aS1i.ngton vigil. Connection 2(24): 15, October 27- November 9, 1983. Berkowitz, Richard. Staying a livein the year of the plague. Mandate, November 1983, pp. 18-20,29-31. Berkowitz, Richard; Callen, Michael; ,Dworkin, Richard. H_o\':t Jo Have Sex in ~ Epidemic: One Approach. New York: News From the Front, 1983. 40pp. Berlandt, Konstantin. Blood director grilled by Coalition: fear of stigmatization angers activists Berlandt, Konstantin. 'California magazine' offices picketed <" Whitewash">. ~ Area Reporter 13 (32): 3, August 11, 1983. Ber landt, Konstantin. The cluster phenomenon. News Midwest 1(1): 2, 0 ctober 13, 1982. Ber1 andt, Konstantin. FDA warns against sexua 1 blood. ~. Area Reporter 13(14): 10, April 7, 1983. Berlandt, Konstantin. Gay advisory committee holds town meeting for community unity: outsiders see rivalry unabated. Berlandt, Konstantin. Judge bumps juror with AIDS Berlandt, Konstantin. KS doctor contracts KS 124 Berlandt, Konstantin. New York marches and rallies for AIDS Berlandt, Konstantin. Out of the streets•••into t.he House Berlandt, Konst.antin. SF group to study KS Berlandt, Konstantin; April, Wayne. Ad-hoc group urges batt-houses to post AID S warnings: some fear pride parade visitors will spread AIDS. ~ Area Reporter 13(21): 1-2, May 26, 1983. Berube, A llano Don't save us from our sexuality Bibliography on AIDS available Big benefit set. for Davies Hall Bishop, Ted. AIDS benefit: judge for yourself Bj °ork, Urban. AI D S: NY gaymora 1 utan mora lism - det ar dags at t sluta lEka nul Magasin ~ 1(3): 19-20, November 1983. Blood bank rethinks po licy Blood cent.er screens donors for symptoms, not. sexua l/affectiona 1 orientation Blood donor crisis at.tributed to AIDS hysteria Blood donor guide lines rest.ated Blood group, gay and lesbian community unite to fight AID S Blumenfeld, 'darren. The AIDS Action Committee Blumenfeld, Warren. "Do not go gently into t.hat good night-•• " 125 Board of Directors of ARC Board member dies Board of Supervisors awards grant to Sacramento AID S/K S Foundation <$5,562>. Mom ••• Guess What! 56: 9, August 1983. Bodies for AIDS Boegen, Jim. The new scrip t < letter reo "AI DS communicab 1 e" >. ~ Area Reporter 13(31): 7, August 4, 1983. Bogle, Edna. AIDS: the other menace <"wave of anti-gay laws and discrimination">. Texas Gay/Lesbian Ta5< Force News 3(6): 3, August 1983. Bohannon, Carl. Let us not forget what AIDS is really about Bohn, Ted. t~ass media and health care priorities: a gay social worker looks at mass media coverage of AID S. Connection 2(12): lO ll, April 14-May 4,1983. Bojangle's set AIDS benefit for SL Patrick's Day Bolan, Robert K. Community advocate for AIDS victims encouraged <4th National Lesbian/Gay Heal th Conference, Houston>. National Coalit.ion Qf. ~ STD Services Newsletter 3(5): 12, May 1982. Bolan, Robert K. KS and PCP case-control study begins: a report Bolan, Robert. Medical reference for gay men Bommer, Lawrence. A dramatic look at AIDS in 'One' Bonyun, David. Health in our community Book review: The AID~ Epidemic, Kevin M. Cahill. News..Qi. the Columbus ~ and Lesbian Community 6(12): 549, January 1984. Bordeleau, Christian. Led e lire de 1 a Croix-Rouge canadienne 126 <"risk groups" and blood donations>. Gai Pied Hebdo 69: 17, t1ay 14 20, 1983. Bosse-kraeft hos hetero-seksuel1e! Pan(Copenhagen), July-August, 1982, p.4. Boston AIDS conference. ~ Community News 11(35): 2, March 24, 1984. Boston AIDS hJtline. Gay Community News 10(49): 2, July 2, 1983. Boston AID S ra 1 1 y and marc~ ~ Community News 10(47): 2, June 18, 1983. 8oston AI D S support group forming. Gay Communit.y News 10 (45): 2, June 4, 1983. Bost.on hospit.al changes ,IUDS policy Bouchard, Alain. D'Anita Bryant &: SIDA Bowman, Chris. Lat.est CD C figures: has AID S level pea~d? Sentinel 10(15): 1-2, July 21, 1983. Boxer, Barbara; Waxman, Henry; ~~eiss, Ted. AID S research bil Is Boycot.t. the Times Sunday, t'1ay 3 Bradford, Jim. AIDS and vitamin C Bramson, Hal. Polit.ical clout and AIDS Breakt.hrough on AID S virus Brenner benefit is postponed Brian. Looking on the bright.er side Brighton Gay Switchboard; Brighton Gay Community Organisation. AIDS: some questions answered 127 British anxiety-ridden over AIDS. IMontrose 'y"oice 152: 8, September 23, 1983. Britt, III, Burl R. AIDS case in ~lestchester jail Britt, III, Burt R. Death of Nassau AID S man stirs controversy Britt, Harry. AID S Britt, Harry. The City responds to AIDS Britt, Harry. ~lrite for fundingl < letter>. The ~ Paper, June 1983. Britt, ~101inari ask $$$ for AIDS Britt, ~101inari seek more $$$ for AIDS Brochure on Kaposi's sarcoma for practitioners developed Brochures available from AIDS Project/LA. ~ Area Reporter 13(41): 32, 0 ctober 13, 1983. Brockway, Bruce. AIDS Brockway, Bruce. CDC doing miserably poor on AIDS work. Equal Time 37: 5, September 7, 1983. Brockway, Bruce. Congress appropriates $26 million for AID S. GL C News 4(15): 3, June 6, 1983. Brockway, Bruce. Making political hay over AIDS Brockway, Bruce. Media coverage: are complaints meaningful 7 Equal Time 36: 5, August 24, 1983. Brockway, Bruce S. No excuse Brockway in intensive care 128 and AID S patient>. GLC Voice 88: 11, February 20, 1984. Brown, Arch. The Facts- and nothing else Brown, Arch. No pulse, doctor Brown, Bob. AID Suppers < letter reo community response>. ~ Area Reporter 13(15): 7, April 14, 1983. Brown, Eugene A. Poppers and AIDS. New York Native 72: 62, September 12-25, 1983. Brown, Leonard. NGTF will pursue new tack for federal ,~IDS funding. ConnecUon 3(9): 15, t~arch 28-April 11, 1904. Brown, Leonard. Studies meet NI H funding criteria < Nationa 1 Institute of A llergy and Infectious Disease funds severa 1 ,I\ID S studies>. Connection 3(8): 7, March 14-28, 1984. Brown, Tim. The real killers Brown, Willie. I pledge to fight AIDS as Speaker of the Assembly <1 e t t eI' >• UPd ate 109: ?, ~1 a y 18, 198 3 . 8row~ Jr., \Hllie L. Federal AIDS research hampered Brown charges i\IDS research hampered <\'lillie Brown, Jr.>. SenUnel 10(26): 1, December 22, 1983. Brown claims research hampered . Mom ... Cuess ':fhat! 62: 3, February 1984. Bruno-Pascal n'a pas le SIDA Buckman, John; ~~auser, Greg. Rats &: AIDS Budget request inc 1 udes an increase in AI DS funding Budget reques t in eludes slight AI DS funding increase. 5 ea ttl e ~ News 11(7): 8, February 17, 1984. Burak, Tim. Gay community's involvement in creating Seattle's AIDS assessment project. National Coalition .Qf ~ STD Services 129 Newsletter 5(3): 39, January 1984. Burke, Pat. AIDS fund drive is urged by MCC pastor. Burke, Pat. AIDS st am pede < 1etter reo ba tt-house closures>. Up d'a te 114: 14, July 27, 1983. Burke, Pat. 500 walk in silent protest of newspaper. Updat.e 110: 7, June 2, 1983. Burke, Pat. Gays, mayors, t~.D's meet on AIDS Burke, Pat. Info-line on AID S begins service. Update 108: 7, May 4, 1983. Burke, Pat. 145 give blood in lesbian led drive Burke, Pat. President loses fight over AID S research. Update 110: I,ll, June 2, 1983. Burl Burnett, Bruce. T~ AIDS experience Burns, Judy. Crisisline will survey anti-gay violence, refer victims. La~sk Force Report 9(15): 1,4, November-December 1982. Bursch, Russ. Chorus benefit for AIDS a success Bus, subway ads; AIDS hasn't gone away Bush, Larry. AID S actions taking center stage. Montrose Voice 144: 5, Ju 1 Y 29, 1983. Bush, Larry. AIDS and the media: the questions no one is asking. Hew York Native 68: 21,61, July 18-31, 1983. Bush, Larry. AIDS over America Bush, 'L arry. Bipartisan Congress busts AI DS budget ceiling, b 1 ast.s Reagan <"Bot.h houses of Congress set increases of $12 million">. New York Native 65: 14, June 6-19,1983. Bush, Larry. Capitol Hill: AID S spending, gay award, Meese ~aring. Mont.rose Voice 180: 7, April 6, 1984. 130 Bush, Larry. Congress close to doubling AIDS spending for fiscal '83. Advocate 371: 8, July 7, 1983. Bush, Larry. Congress comes t.o grips with AIDS Bush, Larry. Congress okays new AID S budget.. New York Na t.i v e 73: 13, September 26- 0 ctober 9, 1983. Bush, Larry. Congressional action would nearly double FY 83 AIDS funds. Washingt.on Blade 14(21): 1,28-29, May 27, 1983. Bush, Larry. Cooke prays for AIDS vict.ims, Koch t.akes heat at. N.Y.C. meeting Bush, Larry. Dallying with dollars: Reagan's t.hreat.ened vet.o holds up $12 million for AID S. Advocat.e 373: 14-15, August. 4, 1983. Bush, Larry. Ex-Cart.er official hired by gay group t.o lobby for AIDS Bush, Larry. A federal response: what.'s taking so long?: Weiss schedu 1 es Con gressiona 1 hearing < Ted Weiss>. New York Na ti v e 69: 12-13,63, August 1-14, 1983. Bush, Larry. Feds' AID S act.ion lacking? Dems, GOP differ at. House hearing. Ad v ocat.e 376: 8-9, Sept.ember 15, 1983. Bush, Larry. Fiscal year '84 AID S funding at. $42 million: grant.s announced. Ad vocate 380: 20, November 10, 1983. Bush, Larry. Gays-as-healt.h-hazard ploy fails in House Subcommittee Bush, Larry. Gays to meet. with Whit.e House on AIDS; \veiss t.angles with Heckler on access• .t:!ew York Native 66: 16-17, June 20-July 3, 1983. Bush, Larry. Government has closed books on AIDS document.s, charges N.Y. Congressman Weiss Bush, Larry. House committee report. 1 ambast.es federa 1 hand ling of AIDS crisis. Ad v ocat.e 385: 14-15, January 10, 1984. Bush, Larry. House panel moves emergency funding bill on. New York Nat.ive 64: 17, Mlay 23-June 5, 1983. Bush, Larry. Kennedy ca lIs for AID S hearing in Senat.e to 'alleviat.e' fears and evaluat.e federal response. Advocate 383/384: 24, December 22, 1983. Bush, Larry. Kennedy urges spot. lighting AIDS. Mont.rose 'y"oice 159: 1, November 11,1983. 131 BUf'n, Larry. Kisses and curses Bush, Larry. f"1edia hype: business as usua 1 is not good journa lism Bush, Larry. New social security rule may be of little benefit to many AIDS patients. Advocate 372: 19, July 21, 1983. Bush, Larry. Notes from a Symposium Bush, Larry. On Capitol Hill: AID S spending, no gay award, Meese hearing. Dallas ~ News 83: 1,8, April 6, 1984. Bush, Larry. Political, medical debate over AIDS Ettifts to Denver; u.S. mayors: increase research funds for 'cause and cure'. Advocate 372: 11,69-70, Ju 1 y 21, 1983. Bush, Larry. Political posturing over AIDS: an affliction that strikes gays, nongays alike. Advocate 374: 20-21, August 18, 1983. Bush, Larry. He politics (and more politics) of AIDS. New York Native 67: 19, July 4-17,1983. Bush, Larry. Proposed fed bill would speed up release of funds for AID S "Emergency". Advocate 365: 14, April 14, 1983. Bush, Larry. Reagan administration 'dances' with AID S issue. Montrose y'oice 151: 1,6, September 16, 1983. Bush, Larry. Reagan doub les fisca 1 '84 AID S funding proposa 1. Advocate 378: 20-21, October 13, 1983. Bush, Larry. Reagan pI eying sre 1 1 games with AI D S funding. New York ~ative 57: 9-10, February 14-27, 1983. Bush, Larry. Reagan response blasted in AIDS hearing. Montrose y'oice 149: 6, September 2, 1983. Bush, Larry. Reagan response blasted in AIDS hearing. New York Native 70: 14-15, August 15-28, 1983. Bush, Larry. Reagan sticks to AIDS proposal. He Wecl Bush, Larry. Senator ba lks at pressing Heckler on anti-gay voting record Bush, Larry. $30 million emergency hea 1 th fund passes House Subcommittee; AIDS research prime beneficiary. Frontiers 2 (2): 11,38, May 25-June 8, 1983. 132 Bush, Larry. u.s. AIDS budget falls short $9 million. Montrose yoice 162: 3, December 2, 1983. Bush, Larry. What price an epidemic? Congress eyes AID S funding for 1984. Advocate 370: 22-23, June 23, 1983. Bush, Larry; Carrier, Allen E. House OKs record AIDS funding; gay leaders urge cooperation. Advocate 379: 8, October 27,1983. Bush, Larry; t~artz, Steve. Kisses and curses Business aids in the AID S batt Ie <$100,000 search time by American International Data Search>. ~ Area Reporter 13(32): 14, August 11, 1983. Butkie, Joseph O. Condemning a condemner < letter reo sexua 1 contact, AIDS and the baths>. ~ Area Reporter 13(30): 7, July 28,1983. Buzbuzian, Denise. Focusing on health, not sickness Byron, Peg. AIDS and the Gay ~1en's Health Crisis of New York. ~ Community News 11(3): 8,13, July 30, 1983. Byron, Peg. AID S patient survives incident at New York hospital Byron, Peg. AIDS rodeo benefit herds bucks, broncos < Madison Square Garden, New York>. ~ Community News 11(13): 3, October 15, 1983. Byron, Peg. Bare budget weasels for AIDS Byron, Peg. Complaint filed for AIDS-related bias Byron, Peg. Fears and frustrations stymie patients' allies; lesbian health workers discuss AIDS. ~ Community News 11(10): 3,16, September 24, 1983. BYron, Peg. HoI d the May 0 Byron, Peg. Investigators leaning toward suicide theory Byron, Peg. SSI benefits approved for AIDS patients 133 Byron, Peg; Arvanette, Steven C. New York shocked by proposed S.F. bath ban. New York Native 87: 7,51-52, April 9-22, 1984. c Calif. Senate may seEk cure for AIDS Ca lifia, Pat. Women react to AID S. Ad vocate 391: 26-27,30-31, April 3, 1984. California AIDS data released <171 new cases in first five months of 1983>. Update 112: 1, June 29, 1983. California hospita 1 adopts "let 'em die" guidelines for AID S patients < University of Ca lifornia, S an Francisco and S an Francisco General Hospital>. GLC Voice 4(24): 2, October 17,1983. Cal ifornia, New York &: Wisconsin require reporting of AID S cases. National Coalition Q[ ill. STQ Services Newsletter 5(1): 40, August 1983. Call for Senate AIDS hearing Callen, Michael. Personalizing the CrlS1S Callen, Michael L. Reducing risk, increasing dialogue Callen, Michael; Berkowitz, Richard. What causes AID S? Our Paper, Your Paper 2(13): 17-18, June 29, 198.3. Callen, Michael; Berkowitz, Richard; Dworkin, Richard; Sonnabend, Joseph. Two gay men with AIDS talk about AIDS and promiscuity. First Hand: Experiences for Loving ~1en 3(5): 67-79, August 1983. Campbell, Bobbi. Important to be hopeful Campbell, Bobbi. 1 from tJe 1,112 < letter responding to Larry Kramer article "1,112 and Counting">. W. Area Reporter 13(15): 8, April 14, 1983. Campbell, Bobbi. Second National AIDS Forum. Sentinel 10(13): 4, June 23, 1983. Campbell, Bobbi. Sect'y Heckler meets people with AIDS 134 Campbell, Bobbi. S.F. AIDS Alliance. SentinellO(1l): 4, May 26, 1983. Campbell, Bobbi. Trere is no 'safe sex' < letter>. Tre We6dy News 7 ( 29 ): 5, t"1 arch 2 1, 1 9 8 4. Campbell, Bobbi. U.C.'s brand new 'Let 'em Die' guidelines for AI DS patients < doctors and nurses may withho 1 d direct mouth-to mouth resuscitation from peop Ie with AID S: University of California, San Francisco>. Sentinel 10(20): 1,5, September 29, 1983. Campbell, Bobbi. Was blind, but now I see Campbell, Bobbi. What do people with AIDS want? Sentinel 10(10): 12, t"1ay 12, 1983. Campbell, Bobbi; Reynolds, Bob; Wal~ Bob. Friends Campbell, Tim. Bruce Brockway tickling the ivories once again Canada AI D S Task Force has no gays. News.2i tre Col umbus ~ and Lesbian Community 6(6): 228, July 1983. Canadian government sets up AIDS task force, no gay representatives appointed. ~ Community News 10(48): 2, June 25,1983. Canadian health researchers seek clue to AIDS Canadian province compels doctors to report AIDS Canadians to report on AI D S Cancer Institute awards to AI D S research Cancer meeting Cancer virus lirkd to AID S Candlelight AIDS vigil is Oct. 8 in Washington. Egual Time 37: 3, September 7, 1983. 135 Candleli~t AID S vigil this Saturday. ill Area Reporter 13(40): 5, October 6, 1983. Candleliljlt march &. White House call-in focus national attention on AIDS. National Coalition.£f. ~ STD Services Newsletter 4(5): 29, May 1983. Candleli~t vigil set for October 8. GLC Voice 4(20): 7, August 15, 1983. Cantaloupe, Fred E. While we wait Capitalizing on AIDS, Falwell suggests quarantine of gays. New York Native 69: 9, August 1-14, 1983. Carey, Ronald D. As a person Carr, Adam. Tl-e AID S epidemic. Outrage 3: 4-6,15-18, June 1983. Carr, Adam. AID S in Austra lia <"doubt about the Sydney case">. Outrage 3: 3, June 1983. Carr, Adam. AIDS is hot politics in New York. Outrage 4: 15, July 1983. Carr, Adam. AIDS: new theories, more panic. Outrage 4: 7, JUly 1983. Carr, Adam. AIDS report Carr, Adam. Assessing your risk factors for AID S. Outrage 9: 42 43,46, December 1983-January 1984. Carr, Adam. 'Tl-e new old AIDS book Carl', Adam. New US-related AIDS case in ~1elbourne. Outrage 7: 3, October 1983. Carr, Adam. 2,000 AIDS cases. Outrage 6: 16, September 1983. Carr, Adam. U.S. gay heal th workers meet on AID S Carr, Adam. Victorian gays act on AIDS Carrier, Allen E. Tt-e State of Maryland's sodomy law- and local gays' fear of prosecution under it- cou I d jeopardize the success 136 of a multimillion dollar study of AIDS. Advocate 389: 53, March 6, 1984. Carter, David. Interview: Cranston on gay concerns Carter, Ivan L. Tre AIDS Vigil Castigliano, Lucio. My night at the baths Castro to Castro b~ rides will benefit AID S/K S Caswell, Don. Gay at the Times Cathcart, III, Robert F. Tre ascorbate strategy: part I: vitamin C in the treatment of AIDS. ~ Area Reporter 14(10): 14-15, March 8, 1984. Cathcart, III, Robert F. Tre ascorbate strategy: part II: ascorbate treatment protocol for AIDS patients. ~ Area Reporter 14(11): 14-15, March 15, 1984. Cathcart, Robert F. VHamin C function in AID S Cathcart, Robert F. Vitamin C treatment protocol for AIDS: more and more SF PWA's adopt alternative treatment on tt-e QT. ~ Area Reporter 14 (1): 14-15, January 5, 1984. Cautious blood po licy Cavin, Susan. Unverified theory: is AIDS dioxin related Tre CDC at risk CDC head researcrer understands gay comp 1 aints CDC says AIDS cases have declined. Connection 3(5): 4, January 25 February 8, 1984. CDC to study Hai hans, AIDS. E9-ual_ Jime 37: 3, September 7, 1983. Cecchi, Robert L. Dear Mr. President 137 Celebrities back AIDS group Celebrities raise $50,000 at AID S benefits at Studio One Celebrities support AIDS cause <37 celebrities relp form the Nationa 1 Council of AID S Medica 1 Foundation>. Tre WeekI y News 7(26): 6, February 29, 1984. Channel 13 loves your money, but hates you Chapman, Nancy. Norfolk turned down on U.S. AIDS grant. Our 0 wn Community Press 7(11): 1, September 1983. Chapman, Nancy. Specialist discusses AIDS Chapman, Nancy. Turndown on AIDS study is still unexplained. Our Own Community Press 7(12): 1, October 1983. Charles, Ken. AIDS, stress and your health Charles, Ken. Counting on your health Charles, Ken. The illusion of health Charles, Ken. Shape up: AIDS and exercise Charles, Ken. Shape up: AIDS and exercise Charles, Ken. Shape up: AID S and exercise Charles, Matthew. Thanks for Denver report Chibbaro, Jr., Lou. AID S federation meets Chibbaro, Jr., Lou. AIDS patient at hospital may have attempted suicide Chibbaro, Jr., Lou. Bath cancels AID S fundraiser 138 Washington D.C.>. Washington Blade 14(22): 1,12, June 3, 1983. Chibbaro, Jr., Lou. Controversy scuttles a fledgling AIDS group Chibbaro, Jr., Lou. DC officials praise cooperation on AIDS Chibbaro, Jr., Lou. FY'85 AI D S budget not good enough, says N G T F. Washing ton Blade 15(5): 1,9, February 3,1984. Chibbaro, Jr., Lou. Gay Repub 1 icans upset at NG T F White House meeting < Wa 1 t Whitman Repub lican Club>. Wl'l9lington Blade 14 (24): 5,6, June 17, 1983. Chibbaro, Jr., Lou. Increase AID S funding, three gay leaders tell Congress Chibbaro, Jr., Lou. Na v y seeks to oust gay man with AI D5 Chibbaro, Jr., Lou. NGTF and GRNL leaders discuss joint AIDS project. WaslLington Blade 14(23): 6, Julie 10,1983. Chibbaro, Jr., Lou. NGTF to file complaint over ABC blood program <"20/20" news program "unfairI y li~d AI DS patients in genera 1 and gay men in partic u 1 art 0 the pote n tiale 0 n tami f'l a ti0 n 0 f the nation's blood supply">. Washington Blade 14(27): I,ll, July 8, 1983. Chibbaro, Jr., Lou. NGTF's Apuz-zo, l.evi meet with new head of CDC Chibbaro, Jr., Lou. NIH testing of possible AIDS drug is underway Chib bar0, Jr. , Lou. N. Y. AIDS forum draws visits from Koch, Cardina 1 Coo~. WaSlington Blade 14(15): 5-6, April 15, 1983. Chibbaro, Jr., Lou. President Reagan's budget for fisea 1 1985 includes a $53.9 million funding package for AIDS research. Advocate 389: 19,53, t~arch 6,1984. Chibbaro, Jr., Low. S ai lor with AI D S wins Chibbaro, Jr., Lou. Scared by AIDS, local meI'Chant pulls ad Chibbaro, Jr., Lou. Senate approves AIDS package; Waxman bill funding included. WaSlinq,ton Blade 14(39): 6, OctOber 7, 1983. 139 Chibbaro, Jr., Lou. S peed urged 0 n AIDS disa bi 1 it y benefits. Wa9lington Blade 14 (41): 5, 0 ctober 21, 1983. Chibbaro, Jr., Lou. Was-ungton Times cartoon draws staff, Gay protests Chibbaro, Jr., Lou. White House, H HS aides meet about AID S with NGTF. Wa9lington Blade 14(25): 1,12, June 24,1983. Chibbaro, Jr., Lou. White House veto threa t jeopardizes funds for AI D S. Was-ungton Blade 14(23): 1,10, June 10, 1983. Chibbaro, Jr., LOUj Martz, S te v e. Pressure for more federa 1 AI D S dollars is increasing. Was-ungton Blade 14(18): 1,25, May 6,1983. Chicago AID S Action Project issues second newsletter. Nationa 1 Coalihon .£f. ~ STD Services Newsletter 4 (5): 29, May 1983. Chicago AID S funding. ~ Community News 11(26): 2, January 21, 1984. Chicago AID S office establis.ed <0 ffice of AID S Activities>. ~ Community News 11(21): 2, December 10, 1983. Chicago clinic gets AIDS grant Chicago statistics released <36 AID S cases>. ~ Life 9(13): 1, September 29, 1983. Children's Hospital gets grant for AIDS study from NIH Chimp lovers protest use in AID S research Chittock, Brian W. AIDS: a case of homophobia. Fine Print 1(3): 10-11, April 1983. Church, Bart. Required reading < letter reo L. Kramer>. New York Native 61: 5-6, April 11-24, 1983. Churches back AIDS research funding Ciaccio, John J. AID S update Ciaccio, John J. San Francisco sidesteps closings. San Diego Gayzette 84: 1,18, April 12, 1984. 140 Circus nets big bucks to fund AID S research Cirkus fur AIDS A city AIDS project for Albany City hires AIDS staff City is concerned over realth crisis City sets up new AIDS lab Claiborne benefit raises $100,000. New York Native 69: 6, August 1 14, 1983. Claiborne raises money for AID S Clarke would revoke licenses for refusing AID S patients Clavreul, Genevieve M. An evaluation of "AIDS appretension" among nurses & its effect on patient care. National Coalition.2.f. Ga_y S_TQ Services Newsletter 5(2): 24, November 1983. C lingaman, Henry. Editor's flaws < letter re. AID S patients evicted from Sea Captain Motel>. ~ay Area Reporter 14(15): 8, April 12, 1984. Clinic opens AIDS line "Close contact" theory of AIDS called ludicrous C losing the baths: two views < letters from Clinton B. Hatcher and David Kuhn>. The Weekly ~ews 7(31): 5, April 4, 1984. Club Batte screen for AIDS Coa lition denounces "Whitewash" Cohn, Linda. Burning of AID S patient stumps po lice, hospita 1 141 Collier, Tom. Life in tt-e AIDS era. Washington Blade 14(15): 19, April 15, 1983. Collins, Chris; Sweeney, Tim; Boring, John; Callen, Michael; Lawrence, Keith. Who knows what about us Collins, Evan. Collins, Evan. Collins, Evan. Wants to hear about AIDS-related concerns Columbia settles discrimination suit Comedian Joan Rivers is donating t-er time for two AI DS benefit performances to be t-eld at Studio One in Los Angeles on March II. Advocate 390: 19, March 20, 1984. Comic Brenner to headline AID S gala Comments on the AIDS Task Force Committee t-ears testimony on restoring state sodomy law Committee to Monitor the Effects of Poppers. Poppers and AID~ with annotated bibliograltD'. San Francisco: CAAEP, November 1983. 10 pp. Communica tion and cooperation high1 ight AID S funding programs Community forum on AIDS <"AIDS: realities and responsibilities", sponsored by tt-e Lesbian/G ay Ad v isory Committee of tt-e Human Rights Commission>. Sentinel 10(15): 1, July 21,1983. Comp 1 ain t charges discrimina tion at Col umbia Conant, Marcus A. Why so long Concern about AID S spurs action and concern 142 "MacNeil-LEhrer Report">. Mom .•• Guess What! 55: 3, July 1983. Concord tackles AI DS Conference to address AI D S fears, concerns < Minneapo lis>. Equa 1 Time 37: 2, September 7, 1983. Confidentiality and AIDS Confidentia lity redux Confidentiality: take a number please Conflicting AIDS transfusion-links. News.Qf. the Columbus ~ and Lesbian Community 7(2): 103, March 1984. Confused about AIDS funding <"Discussion of AIDS Funding" talk sponsored by F arum of S an Francisco>? ~ Area Reporter 14(0): 28, March 8, 1984. Congress acts on $12 million AID S bill. Our Paper, Your Paper 2(11): 1,16, June 1, 1983. Congress allocates AI DS funds <$41 million for research on AI DS>. Connection 30): 4, November 9-30, 1983. Congress approves $41 million for AIDS. Sentinel 10(22): 1, October 27,1983. Congress considers 14 bills dea ling with AI D S, nationa 1 gay lobby works hard to build support. Sacramento Star 2(3): 3, June 29, 1983. Congress passes emergency hea 1 th fund Congress passes $30 mil lion hea 1 th emergency fund: more money sought in new bi 1 1 s. Bay Area Reporter 13(28): 12, July 14, 1983. Congress passes $12 million for AIDS. News of the Columbus ~ and Lesbian Community 6(6): 206, July 1983-.----- Congress responds to AIDS with 14 bills. Our Paper, Your Paper 2(1): 1,16, June 1, 1983. Congressional AIDS bills plod along• ..!2...§.y Area Reporter 13(21): 5, May 26,1983. Congress iona 1 hear i ngs on Kaposi' s/acqu ired immunode f i ci ency syndrome 143 Congressman rights advocate dead at 56 Congressman to hold AIDS hearing Connecticut considering quarantine 1 aw for promiscuous. GL C Yoice 91: 2, April 16, 1984. Connector benefits AID S Conservative tries to label gays public heal th hazard Contingencies for AIDS control could include isolation Cookson, Beth. Informed Co-op board sued for evicting AIDS doc Co-op prevented from evicting AID S researcher Cops suspended over AID S case Cops warn Demos about AID S < letter sent to Democratic Party officials reo threat of AIDS to party national convention to be held in San F"rancisco>. Sentinel 10(11): 1, May 26, 1983. Corn ell p u shin g gam ma in tel'fer 0 n a s AIDS t heI' a p y < Cor n ell University researchers>. GLC Voice 91: 4, April 16, 1984. Cort, Joan. Detroit man with AID S sues b'lss for $5 million in damages over firing Cort, Joan. Researchers seek thousands of gays for AID S studies Cotter, G. Blood's directed Cotton, Paul. Poppers maker slams 'sensationalistic' report Cotton, Paul. Wisconsin sets guide lines for doctors 144 Medical Society of Wisconsin>. ~ News 9(13): 1, September 29, 1983. Council approves AIDS grant request Counties now must report AIDS cases to State Health Dept. Couple sues over AIDS bias Courte, Bernard. Des fonds pour Ie SIDA. Sortie 9: 21, July 1983. Courte, Bernard. De teeter et e viter Ie SID A: dernieres nou velles. Sortie 8: 24, June 1983. Courte, Bernard. In memoriam: Peter Evans. Sortie 14: 11, February 1984. Courte, Bernard. Marche-t-on contre Ie SI D A? Sortie 12: 4, November 1983. Courte, Bernard. Le SIDA et les Haltiens. Sortie 12: 7, November 1983. Courte, Bernard. Subvention pour la recherche sur Ie SIDA. Sortie 12: 6, November 1983. Courte, Bernard. Y aura-t-il une Fondation SIDA? Sortie 14: 6, January 1984. Coverage of interleukin-2 trial shows media eagerness for AIDS information Tt-e cowardice of AIDS Cowell, Sue. AID S Rochester Cowe 1 1, Sue. AI DS-Roct-ester continues to serve. Empty Closet 141: 8, September 1983. Cowell, Sue. AIDS-Rochester organizes. Empty Closet 140: 8, July August 1983. Cowley, A. Discos should give money to AIDS research Coz, Audrey. Benefit concert for Klaus Nomi 145 Hebdo 83: 15, September 3-9, 1983. Crane, Rick. AID S Awareness Week Crane, Rick. Celebrity status of AIDS <"overreaction" and "backlash">. Sentinel 10(16): 2, August 4, 1983. Credle, James. Searching for dignity. New York Native 67: 31, July 4-17, 1983. Criticism v oiced against AI D S foundation and rep I y. Nationa I Coalition Q[~ STD Services Newsletter 5(1): 36, August 1983. Crossfire sponsors Dance-a-tmn AIDS benefit Cruse, Howard. Safe sex Cuba denies "Yankee slander" Tre Cuban AIDS crisis Cubans may have brought AIDS to u.S. Cunningham, Terry. AI D S program and community needs support Cuomo announCes awards for the statewide AI D S fight <$600,000 to support New York regiona 1 AI D S in forma tion hot 1 ines>. Connection 3 (8): 7, March 14-28, 1984. Cuomo appoints AID S panel Cuomo signs AI D S bil l. New York Native 71: 8-9, August 29 September 11, 1983. Curzon, Daniel. Falwell appears on AID S program Cusic, Catherine; Virga, Marc. looking forward: Tre Milk Club to Dr. Sil verman < letter reo San Francisco Dept. 0 f Hea 1 th>. Coming .!:!.£l., August 1983, p p. 4-5 • Cusick, Tim. AID S reportable in Missouri Cusick, Tim. local groups gear up for battle against AIDS 146 City AIDS Project>. ~ News-Telegradl 2(9): 1,5, June 1983. Cwiek, Tim. AID S auction raises $300 . ~ News(Philadelphia) 7(33): 3, June 24-30,1983. Cwiek, Tim. City council urges fed'l. AIDS funds. ~ News (Philadelphia) 7(35): 1, July 8-14, 1983. Cwiek, Tim. Doctor at Jefferson explores hopeful AIDS treatment Cwiek, Tim. Lesbians and AIDS: "almost homophobic". ~J:!Y News(Philadelphia) 8(9): 3,9, January 12, 1984. Cwiek, Tim. Red Cross denounces blood program Cwiek, Tim. Representatives of 11 cities attend AID S meeting here. ~ New~Philadelphia) 7(36): 1, July 15-21,1983. Cwiek, Tim. vlomen urged to donate blood <"Women's Blood Donation Ivlonth", February>. Gay lLew~(Philadelphia) 8(12): 3, February 2, 1984. Cyprien, Michel; Batal, Michel. Cancer a rien Dallas group plans its own AIDS research D'Amato, Alfonso. D'Amato's reply on AIDS funding Dambach, Stephen. Bucking the rodeo Dambach, Stephen. "La Cage" warms up with AIDS benefit. New York Native 68: 16, July 18-31, 1983. Danemark: un congres pour 1a prevention. Gai Pied Hebdo 92: 7, November 5-11, 1983. Danger money for AI D S reporters Daniel, Dan. Hospital union concerned about AIDS patient.s 147 (Philadelphia) 7(32): 1,15, June 17-23,1983. Darrow, William W. More on AIDS/Kaposi's- Society for tJe Study of Social Problems David, Tom. LV. drug speculation Davis, Lair. Benefit! both fun & crucial Davis, Lair. Campaign to raise $50,000 in 3 mos. Davis, Lair. Newsweek's cover story this week is about AIDS. San Diego Gayzette 34: 1-2, April 21,1983. Davis, Larry L. The fight is on- the battle plans are drawn Davis, Walter. Media Media Day, Gary L. AIDS and the thymus Day, Gary L. The reality of AIDS DC wil 1 be site of AI DS Vigil 0 ct. 8; wil 1 be memoria 1 to thDse who've died. Our Own Community Press 7(11): 6, September 1983. Dear brothers and sisters Dear Go vernor Cuomo Death to 1 1 stands at 213... 5 Canadians among victims! ~ Niagara News 3(9): 1,4 September 1982. d' Eau bonne, Frangoise. SIDA et les zombies. -----Gai Pied Hebdo 79: 16, Ju 1 y 23-29, 1983. Declaration des gais et des lesbiennes sur Ie S.I.D.A. 148 Declaration sur Ie SIDA Deja vu Delaney, Michael D. Take to psych Deli customer requests transfer of gay employee Demarest, Rich. Is indiscriminate sex the culprit Demetrakopou los, George E. A lesson from Greece Denia 1 of reports of jailing Haitian gays Department of Health attacked over AIDS Dept. of Hea 1 th sponsors AID S symposium D'Eramo, James E. African swine fever virus: Part II D'Eramo, James E. AIDS confab held in Utah D 'Eramo, James E. AIDS contracted via heterosexual contact with hemophiliac D'Eramo, James E. AIDS in Africa D'Eramo, James E. AIDS notebook D 'Eramo, James E. AID S seen in heterosexua 1 Canadians 149 brief items>. New York Native 80: 21-22, January 2-15, 1984. D'Eramo, James E. A11 about parasites D'Eramo, James E. Animal models for AIDS D'Eramo, James E. ASFV experts gather in Florida D'Eramo, James E. Blind man describing an elephant; an interview with the head of the state AID S Institute D'Eramo, James Eo Blood and sympathy D'Eramo, James E. Blood transfusions and AIDS D'Eramo, James E. CDC changes AIDS terminology <"risk group" to "patient characteristic">. Next tork Native 71: 9-10, August 29 September 11, 1983. D 'Eramo, James E. A cure for Kaposi's D'Eramo, James Eo Dentist refuses to treat AID S patients and gay men; State issues new dental guidelines. New York Native 82: 14, January 3D-February 12, 1984. D'Eramo, James E. Federal health officials announce cause of AIDS D'Eramo, James Eo French AIDS-linked virus sent to CDC D 'Eramo, James Eo From the hushed realm of impropriety D'Eramo, James Eo Fungus implicated in AIDS etiology D'Eramo, James E. Hepatitis-B and an AID S agent 150 D'Eramo, James E. Honing in on a treatment for AIDS D 'Eramo, James E. The H T LV -3 story. New Yorl< Native 89: 14-16,51, May 7-20, 1984. D 'Eramo, James E. Incidence increasing in Europe D'Eramo, James E. Incipient AIDS may be reversible; encoura9ing new study from St. Luke's-Roosevelt. New Yorl< Native 73: 24-30, September 26-0ctober 9, 1983. D'Eramo, James E. Informationa 1 lightening rod: the office of Gay and Lesbian Health Concerns D'Eramo, James E. Interferon- helps or hurts: NYC researchers look at varying levels in gay men and have more questions than answers: part 1 of three parts D 'Eramo, James E. Is African Kaposi's sarcoma the same as AID S? New York Native 86: 15-17, March 26-April 8, 1984. D'Eramo, James E. Is African swine fever virus the cause D 'Eramo, James E. Is there a carrier state for AID S D 'Eramo, James [. Looking for the breakthroughs: the Academy of Sciences Conference. New York Native 78: 21-23, December 5-18, 1983. D 'Eramo, James E. Looking for a test for AID S. New York Na ti v e 63: 15, Hay 9-22, 1983. D'Eramo, James E. Machine politics D'Eramo, James E. ~1ore clue&- but where are the answers D'Eralno, James E. More pearls from a Health Commissioner D' Eramo, James E. The new French retro virus: the cause of AI DS 151 D 'Eramo, James E. The new medical journal homophobia D'Eramo, James E. New strategies in AIDS: a workshop at NIH D 'Eramo, James E. A new test for AID S D'Eramo, James E. New York's blood supply to be checked D'Eramo, James E. Not a bureaucrat D'Eramo, James E. Notables come out for AIDS symposium D 'Eramo, James E. Pigs and Kaposi's sarcoma D'Eramo, James E. Plasmapheresis: flickering light in the darkness of AIDS. New York Native 62: 17, April 25-May 8, 1983. D'Eramo, James E. Possible cure found for AID S patient D'Eramo, James E. Quarantine of AIDS patients proposed D 'Eramo, James E. Rare parasites in gay men D'Eramo, James E. Research on AIDS and ASFV imminent at Plum Island. New Yorl< Native 84: 7-8, February 27-March 11,1984. D'Eramo, James E. Sencer says Haitians aren't risk group D'Eramo, James E. Sexual behavior 152 D'Eramo, James E. A successful treatment for pre-AIDS D'Eramo, James Eo Treating the syndrome, not the symptoms D'Eramo, James E. Two hypotheses D 'Eramo, James Eo Viral agents and AID S. -----New York Native 67: 25 26, July 4-17, 1983. D'Eramo, James E. Viral link found D'Eramo, James E. Viruses and the AID syndrome D 'Eramo, James Eo Viruses and the AID syndrome: part II. !u!.y. Area Reporter 13(31): 14, August 4,1983. D'Eramo, James Eo What's going on at the Plum Island Laboratories D'Eramo, James E. Whose guidelines D 'Eramo, James E. Why can't anyone count Derek Peterson, designer and ad rep. dies of AIDS. New York Native 87: 8, April 9-22, 1984. Dern, Robert J. Letter to the mayor Desert benefits raise nearly $45,000: UCLA School of 'Medicine gets bulk of $'s Despite assurances from public health officials, AIDS is causing something of a panic in parts of the country. ~~ News (Philadelphia) 7(53): 4, June 24-30,1983. DeS tefano, George. Courage to endure: how gay men are coping with 153 tt--e heal th menace. Mandate 9(1): 14-15,66,68,82-83, April 1983. deThuin, Richard. City, State officials issue AIDS proclamations Det orEkE Forbundet av 1948. AID S: ansvar for egen og andres !-else D H S S issue AI D S warning to gay blood donors Diablo AIDS support Diana Foundation donates to KS/AIDS Foundation. Montrose Voice 145: 9, August 5, 1983. DiGioia, Richard. AIDS anxiety. Washington Blade 14(29): 21, July 22, 1983. DiGioia, Richard. AID S update: some good news, some not so good. Washington Blade 15(5): 25, February 3, 1984. Dimitrius Dimitrius; t~askwa. AIDS update: government facts about AIDS: tt--e 1 atest info in question and answer format. Connection 2(21): lO ll, August 31-September 20, 1983. Dimitrius; Maskwa. ARC defines its goa Is for AID S patients Dimitrius; t~ askwa. Centra 1 Park AID S vigil and aftermath: tt--e memorial lives on ••.• Connection 2(18): 20-22, July 20-August 2, 1983. Dimitrius; t~asl Dimitrius; ~1askwa. Debbie fires son over AIDS issue Dimitrius; Maskwa. Governor Cuomo initiates AIDS program. Connection 2 (18): 13, Ju 1 y 20-A ugust 2, 1983. Dimitrius; Maskwa. Kenny's story: from tt--e Connection to 20/20 154 Dimitrius; Maskwa. New York AID S statistics released- over 90% of AID S victims are young men 20-49. Connection 2(18): 16, Ju 1 Y 20 August 2, 1983. Dimitrius; Maskwa. Tffi Red Cross joins the war against AI D S. Connection 2(21): 8, August 31-September 20, 1983. Dimitrius; ~~ askwa. Richard Locke retires: de v otes career to AI D S patients Dimitrius; Maskwa. State AIDS Task Force issues latest findings <"recta 1 trauma" linked to AID S>. Connedion 2(18): 23, Ju ly 2(;) August 2, 1983. Dimitrius; Maskwa. State to research AIDS in prison. Connection 2(18): 17, July 20-August 2,1983. Dimitrius; Maskwa. Trilogy to host gala GMHC benefit Dimitrius; t~askwa. Ty's bar donates $1000 to ARC Disability okay for AIDS victims Disappointed Detroit Demo to chair mayor's AID S T ask Force Disease and the state DJ loses job over AID S joke DJ succumbs to AIDS Docs discuss AID S, lifesty le Doctor says interferon may be harmful treatment for AIDS Doc tor slams funding ban < West Austra lia state go vernment ref6lses to support a national research program to investigate AIDS>. Campaign 92: 8, August 1983. Doc tor stays pu t Doctors meet in NY 155 Doctors predict 600 new AID S cases in San Francisco by 185. Connection 3(9): 7, March 28-April 11, 1984. Doctors tell heterosexual transmission of AIDS. News.Q.f the Co 1 umbus ~ and Lesbian Community 7(1): 40, February 3, 1984. Doctors urged to report AID S cases Dodge, Wayne. S T D/ AI D S anxiety. Nationa 1 Coa lition .Q.f ~ 2.lQ Services Newsletter 5(2): 23, November 1983. Dodo Dolan, Tom. You can't stop living Dol ce, Joe. He po litics of fear: Haitians and AI D S. New York Native 69: 16,18, August 1-14, 1983. $ for AID S Donlt give blood if you have AIDS symptoms. .sl.!!J~t People 3(7): 31, February 17, 1983. Doren, Jack N. Report on activities in NYC regarding AIDS 'Double epidemic' spreading, says SMU professor. Dr. Tom t'1cManus; Dr. Ian Murray-Lyon Dr. V&el elected president of Physicians Drucker, Peter. Warning signs from San Francisco <"sickness and social control">. Gay Community News 11(46): 5, June 9, 1984. Drug company acts on ~patitis <~patitis vaccine and AID S risk>. Campaign 94: 9, October 1983. Drury, Tom. Rick Jacobi Dubow, David. What's the latest in Britain?: "the biggest problem 156 is ignorance". ~ News 262: 15, March 31-April 13, 1983. Duggan, John. Evangelist whips up AIDS hysteria; Dumped AIDS patient dies Dumped AIDS patient dies in S.F. "Dumped" in San Francisco Duncan, Bil lie. Reports of AI D S breakthrough 1 abe 1 ed 'premature' by medical researchers Dunlap, Tad. Disgusted <~AR's letter coverage and faulty information>. ~ Area Reporter 13(20): 9, May 19, 1983. Dupire, Luc-Daniel. Le SIDA est en Belgique. Gai Pied Heb_do 72: 17, June 4-10, 1983. Dykes, Jim N. Mora lit.y, promiscuity and AID S. Campaign 99: 8, March 1984. E Earlier AIDS victims 1976-1977 Ear 1 Y Grotto Earth to Anna t-1ayo and Dan Drake East Bay AIDS forum <"Prevention of A;-DS" forum, University of California, Berkeley>. ~ Area Reporter 14(13): 18, March 29, 1984. Eddie~1urphy accused of bigotry with AID S jokes. Mon trose ---Voice 171: 7, February 3, 1984. Eddie Murphy's Aidsphobia Eddie Rosenberg dies of KS Edel, Yves. SIDA: Reagan s'en melee Gai.Pied Hebdo 74: 20, June 18 24, 1983. 157 Edel man announces AID S clinic Editoria 1 Editorial Educationa 1 campaign for safe sex Edwards, John. CDC death-camp horror Edwards, John. Crisis & conspiracy. Him Monthly 58: 34-37, June 1983. Edwards, John. The hope & the hype: the AIDS racket. Him Monthly 58: 37-40, June 1983. Effort to close gay businesses underway 8 children AIDS victims far back as 1979 8 new AIDS cases every day. News.2.f. the Columbus G_~y anq Lesbian Community 6(8): 301, September 1983. Eight new AIDS cases in city. ~ Chicago 6(16): ?, May 19,1983. 83/84 San Francisco's budgeted spending for AID S. ~ Area Reporter 13(32): 10, August 11,1983. $83,000 raised to cope with AID S Elevated Alpha-l serum thymosin levels associated with AIDS Eliot Hurst, M.E.; Jacobs, David. Coverage knocked Endean, Stephen R. GRNL supports October vigil England, Michael E.; Sandmire, James E. Supes need letters Epidemiologist to work on AIDS in ~1innesota 158 Ernie Brown to present award Esophagea 1 candidiasis most common, most treatab Ie part of AID S. News.Q.f.. the Co 1 umbus ~ and Lesbian Community 6(12): 521, January 1984. Esquer, Richard; King, Sonny. Positive Action League < letter from AIDS Positive Action League reo batttlOuse closings>. ~ Area Reporter 14(15): 7, April 12, 1984. European AIDS cases rising Europeans confer; increase slows in US Europeans urge intergovernment AIDS research Evans, Robin. 'AIDS Alert' draws gay protest, police 'regret'. Lights With Current 12: 3,5, September 3D-October 13, 1983. Evans left legacy of struggle against ignorance; profile: Peter E vans • Rites 1 (1 ): 9,11, ~1 a y 1 9 8 4 • Experts to fie 1 d ca 1 I-in questions on AI D S: Viacom series Exp 1 oding the AID S fear: part one- restaurants Exploding the AIDS fear: part two- baths and private clubs The extermination of homosexuals Fact or science fiction Facts about AIDS 159 Pizer>. ~ Community News 11(16): 16, November 5,1983. F acts about immuno-deficient syndrome; what to look for and where. Sacramento St_ar 1(5): 4, July 28, 1982. Facts on AIDS Fain, Na than. Acquired immune deficiency syndrome: the medica 1 facts about the hea 1 th scare. H0 n cho 6 (1 ) : 6 2, 6 5,7 7,7 9 , 8 0, 81 , 8 3 , April 1983. Fain, Nathan. Aftershocks from the Say area Fain, Nathan. AIDS and the mind: psychological aspects of a mysterious disease Fain, Nathan. AID S, the go 1 d rush; monster study at Ya le to begin; more flak on ma ligned Haitians; internationa 1 forum in Denmark. Advocate 374: 23, August 18, 1983. Fain, Nathan. AIDS in the world; passive anal intercourse; amebiasis and AIDS; helper-suppressor T-cells and AIDS. Advocate 378: 22-23, October 13,1983. Fain, Na than. Crea ti v e responses from all 0 vel'; more books, yet more on the way; less murk about amoebas. Advocate 381: 22-23, November 24, 1983. Fain, Nathan. Denver IUDS forum; turf fights, compassion and inaction; SSC, PBS AIDS programs; gay opinions about AIDS; ASFV and AIDS. Advocate 372: 20-21, July 21, 1983. Fain, Nathan. Deux livres pour un virus Fain, Nathan. Europe convenes first AIDS conference Fain, Nathan. FARO confronts medical and political issues of AIDS Fain, Nathan. "Fighting For Our Lives" in the revolution of 1983; flawed by new developments, new AIDS book still a readable, reasoned account of epidemic; Tut, Tut, Doctor Ferrara. Advocate 373: 16-17, August 4, 1983. Fain, Nathan. The good men and women do; help for hepatitis B; getting it all down in print 160 Fain, Nathan. How infectious is AIDS Fain, Nathan. Information update: more on AIDS Fain, Nathan. Is it safe to sniff? The poppers controversy. Ad vocate 368: 20-24, May 26, 1983. Fain, Nathan. Major AIDS conference scheduled in NYC; tt-e dotty and the dangerous Fain, Nathan. t--1edia hypes AID 'breakthrough' at NIH; AIDS research and the wealthy foundation; summer reading on AIDS. Advocate 375: 14-15, September 1, 1983. Fain, Nathan. More Federal AIDS research grants; promlsHlg trea tmen ts, quack cures; the enemy surfaces. Ad v oca te 371: 18-19, July7,1983. Fain, Nathan. More notes on 'the test'; antibodies to HTLV-Ill. Advocate 397: 30-31, June 26, 1984. Fain, Na tha n. 1984: AII') S & 0 rwe Ilia n peSSlmlSm: fu t ure possibilities. Advocate 385: 21, January 10, 1984. Fain, Nathan. On calling whom what Fain, Nathan. On the trail of the retrovirus Fain, Nathan. 0 verlooking possibilities; and now for the fast quote Fain, Nathan. Political, medical debate over AIDS ~fts to Denver; "People With AIDS" make presence felt at gay t-ealth forum. Advocate 372: 11,71-72, July 21,1983. Fain, Nathan. Prevention and more prevention; what about closing the baths, then?; late tip on the origin of AIDS Fain, Nathan. Rating the crisis coverage; AIDS and the media. Advocate 377: 24-25,73, September 29, 1983. Fain, Nathan. Researchers track down virus they believe is AIDS' cause 161 Fain, Nathan. Rumbas and pandemonium Fain, Nathan. A summer of sex and disease Fain, Nathan. The toll so far Fain, Nathan. Welcome t:re grand alliance Fain, Natharl. When will it all end?; what does it all mean? Advocate 394: 18-19, 1,1 ay 15, 1984. Fain, Nathan. Where do we go from here Fain, Nathan. Who gets AIDS, and how? Advocate 376: 16-17, September 15, 1983. Fain, Nathan. A year with something for everyone Fake AID S letters surface < letters sent out indicating that recipient has had sexual contact with a person wit.h AIDS>. ~ Area ReRorter 13(37): 11, September 15, 1983. Fa 1 lowe 11, Duncan. AI D S is here. New ~ News 3: 8, September 15, 1983. Fallowell, Duncan. AIDS is here False representation on AID S cure Falwell blames Reagan for AIDS spread Falwell: close t:re bath3 Falwell fumes about AIDS Falwell fumes over batH-1ouses <"thousands would die" unless the 162 batHlouses are closed>. Egual Time 39: 2, October 5,1983. Falwell sounds off on AID S Falwell wants to close gay batthJuses. Montrose Voice 142: 3, July 15, 1983. Family defenders wants bathhouses closed FDA docs say hepatitis B vaccine is safe, effective. Sacramento Star 1(20): 6, February 23, 1983. Federal AID S funding may double: local funding develops. ~ News Telegraph 2(9): 4, June 1983. Federal proposals on blood donation trouble gay activists Federation of AIDS Related Organizations Feinberg, Diane. AI D S/hea 1 th; po 1 itics/hea 1 th Feinstein, Dianne. Combatting the AID S hysteria: a statement by M1ayor Dianne Feinstein June 30, 1983 • .m Area Reporter 13(28): 10, July 14, 1983. Feinstein approves proposal for AIDS residences Feinstein bl asts cost of AID S Feinstein hails Heckler's commitment to "so 1 ving the AID S mystery" Feinstein to chair Mayor's AIDS group. Mom ••• Guess What! 54: 4, May 1983. Feldman, Mark; Helquist, Michael. AIDS: a personal story. Our Own Community Press 7(6): 6, April 198.3. Felson, Arthur. AIDS suicide: my partner's death was triggered by AID S broadcasts. Connection 2(15): 15, June 1-14, 1983. Felson, Arthur. Whose viewpoint 163 New York Native 77: 4-5, November 2l-December 4, 1983. Felson, Arthur; Srernoff, Michael. AIDS groups find solidarity in Denver. New York Native 67: 28-29, July 4-17,1983. Fields, Russ. AIDS, safe sex and gay politics: the "Whitewash" debate continues < letter reo D. Horowitz California article>. San Francisco ~ Guardian, Ju 1 y 20, 1983, p. 3. 1500 march in AI DS vigil < Wamington, DC>. ~ Community News 11 (15 ): 3, 0 c t 0 ber 29, 1983. Film about AIDS "not a gay story" Fina 11 Y U SP HS requests those at risk not to give blood . News 0 f tre Col umbus ~ and lesbian Communit y 6(5): 183, June 19~-- Finding the virus is just the start First AIDS First AIDS death First British straight Fischer, Michael. The last crisis Fisher, Richard B. AID~ Your Questions Answered. London: Gay Men's Press Publishers, 1984. 128 pp. Fisher, Richard B. 0 ur hea 1 th: AI DS & repa titis <" Crossing the pond": AIDS in America>. Gay News 262: 14, March 31-April 13,1983. Fishman, Jim. Epidemic proportions Fishrnan, Jim; Linde, Rhonda. Informed consent: making appropriate etDices about AID S from an informed perspective. ~ Community News 10(42): 8-9, Hay 14, 1983. $5.25 million more for AID S research. News Qf. the Columbus ~ and Lesbian Community 6(7): 286, August 1983. 5,000 calling AIDS hot line Fleiss, David. Medical imperialism F lint, Mike. Littlejohn shut down 164 Larry Lit.t.lejohn>. ~ Area Report.er 14(15): 6, April 12, 1984. Florida being bil led 0 ver AI DS transfer F lorida dumps AIDS patient on SF Floyd, Morris L. L ymphadenopat.hy syndrome: another AI D S uncertaint.y. Equal Time 47: 9, January 25, 1984. Focus on health Foiles, St.eve. Administ.ration lies Foiles, Steve. AIDS a plot against. U.S. gays? Seattle ~ News 11(18): 5, February 24, 1984. F 0 1 lowup on I< aposi's sarcoma and pneumocystis carlnu pneumonia in gay men. Nahonal Coalition of ~ ~ T D Services Ne\'isletter 3(2): 2, November 1981. Fontaine, Stepten. Support on life's BTl 0 tiona 1 ro ller-coaster Fonville, Terry. Local responses to the AIDS crisis. Task Force Report 9(4): 3-4, August-September 1982. Forest, Jean. The man behind the statistic: a public reading for a poet Forester, Chuck. A lone in the ba ttl e < 1etter reo 1 esbian co v erage>? ~ Area Report.er 13(32): 6, August 11, 1983. Former Congressman to head AIDS lobby Former Congressman to t"Ead special AIDS lobby Former Representative heads GRNL AIDS Lobby Task Force Forum: AI DS impact Forum heralds new phase Forum on AIDS will beheld 165 Forum on sex in tre age of AIDS Foster homes won't accept AIDS baby Fotheringham, Philip. AIDS in Europe: an overview from overseas Fotheringham. Philip. European AI D S conference attended by 15 coun tries 4 AIDS research projects approved by NIH. National Coalition Qf. ~ STD Services Newsletter 4(5): 17, May 1983. 4th of July marathon for AIDS drive $4,000 for AIDS Fradette, Jacques. Reflexions Fradkin, Howard. Your menta 1 heal th <"obsessed with worrying about AIDS">. News of. the Columbus Gay and Lesbian Community 6(6): 236, Ju 1 y 1983. France, David. AIDS vigil France, David. "Dumped" AIDS patient dies in San Franc:isco France, David. Florida AIDS man dies after being dumped in California 010rgan McDonald>. New Yorl< Native 76: 12-13,60, November 7-20, 1983. Franchi, Linda M. So, what do you really know about AIDS? Angles 1(1): 28, December 1983. Frank, Hal. AIDS: what's next Frank, Haro 1 d. An open letter to our brothers and sisters in Sl'ln Diego Free AIDS workshop planned 166 Free support services for peop le dea ling with AID S < Omega Institute and Lesbian and Gay Counselling Service>. ~ Community News 10(45): 4, June 4, 1983. Free symposium for AIDS epidemic to be reld in SL Louis• .G..2..Y. News Tel e gr a ph 2 (11): 2, Aug ust 1983. Freedman, Evelyn. A gay sheriff's victory over AIDS Freiberg, Peter. Advocates for better malth care- NGHEF Freiberg, Peter. AID Sand lega 1 prob lems. Advocate 391: 23 25,47,54, Apri 1 3, 1984. Freiberg, Peter. Civil liberty in NY Freiberg, Peter. Cuomo to introduce AIDS funding reso 1 ution at governor's meeting Freiberg, Peter. New York sues over AIDS eviction Freiberg, Peter. NY Legislature OKs $2.8 million for AIDS research, services; Cuomo yields to pressure. Advocate 393: 10, !--lay 1,1984. Freiberg, Peter. NY's Koch creates $50,OlJO-a-year gay hea 1 th post. Ad vocate 365: 8-9, April 14, 1983. Freiberg, Peter. Pat Buchanan's nasty nature Freiberg, Peter; O'Loughlin, Ray; Nash, Phil. AIDS news updates Freiberg, Peter; Schweililart, Gary; KuliB French discovered AIDS virus a year ago Friday, Wayne. Boxer gets credit for AIDS funding Friday, Wayne. Tre national AIOS lobby. ~ Ar_ea Reporter 13(40): 16-17, °etober 6, 1983. Friday, Wayne. Reagan & AIDS. ~ Area Reporter 13(24): 16-17, June 16, 1983. 167 Friedman, E van. Mayor Koch un veils new techno logy for research into the cause of AIDS Frivold, Lars Helge. Immunsvikt Frohwein, Norm. Power Plant receives thanks for AIDS donation Fromer, Margot Joan. Research on AIDS: no miracles yet. Washington Blade 14(29): 1,25, July 22,1983. Fromer, Margot Joan. Researching AIDS: an overview. Washinqton ~lad~ 14(28): 1,25, July 15,1983. Frost, Margaret. A lice focuses on AID S: Britt eases stand on AID S bill F u 1 1 medica 1 care for AI D S airman: Air Force backs down. !:L§.y Area Reporter 13(38): 2, September 22, 1983. Fund for Human Dignity. New York governor announces interagency task force on AID S at gay awards dinner Fundraiser launches local AIDS foundation Fund-raising Fuori!: Movimento di liberazione degli omosessuali. Tutta la verita su AIDS (sindlrome di immunodeficienza acquisita): informazioni, notizie e situazione in Ita lia. Turin, Ita 1 y: Fuori!, September 1983. 8pp. G Gail and James: the effect of AIDS on a family. Empty Closet 142: 10-12, 0 etober 1983. Gainesville "dumps" AIDS patient Gala au profit de la recherche sur Ie SIDA Galbraith, Larry. Closing the San Francisco battTIouses••. the echo of jackboots. Campaign 102: 12-13, June 1984. Gallup poll on fear of AIDS <"thirty-four percent of the American public think that AIDS can be contracted by using public 168 restrooms">. Connection 2(24): 11, October 27-November 9,1983. Gallup poll shows widespread fear of AIDS epidemic. Frontiers 2(6): 13, Ju I y 2o-August 3, 1983. GaIotti, Victor. Tre strugg Ie before the baths < letter re. baUhouse closings>. ~ Area Reporter 14(15): 6, April 12, 1984. GanczartJ<, Samuel R. Solve all realth care problems Garber, Eric; Merle, Martin. Eddie Rosenberg: an affectionate remembrance. New York Native 80: 14, January 2-15,1984. Gardiner, Ben. Ben on T V SlOW Gardiner, Jamie. Sez who? Ga't', Hugh. Tre rea 1 epidemic: fear and despair (Gay?) Afghan in CA sues for $301'1 over rumors he has AIDS Gay and Lesbian Community Center of Colorado. AIDS: acquired immune deficiency syndrome Gay and Lesbian Health Alliance of Denver. Health Gay and lesbian presence high at Reag,an counter reception Gay bashers Slouting about AIDS Gay blood ban: right motive, wrong metmds Gay blood caution Gay cancer and I poppers' are not I inked < Grea t Lakes Products>. Him Monthl Y 53: 12, 1982. "Gay cancer" no longer confined to gays only. Gas Niagara News 3(5): 8, lv1ay 1982. 169 Tre "gay cancer" scare. ~ Niagara News 3 (2): 1,3, February 1982. Gay clinic awarded AIDS grant Gay doctors give gay realth facts to local college student realth centers Gay doctors on blood Gay doctors recommend steps for blood donation, 'realthful' sex. Ad vocate 366: 10-11, April 28, 1983. Gay rea 1 th con ference < Na tiona 1 Lesbian/G ay Hea 1 th Con ference>. Lambda(Carolina) 9(4): 6, t~ay-June 1983. Gay rea 1 th conference in Den ver June 9-12 < Nationa 1 Lesbian/G ay Conference>. NewsQf. tre Columbus~ and Lesbian Community 6(4): 146, May 1983. Gay realth directory available Gay Health Fair aims at AIDS prevention Gay Health Fair May 22 Gay-infested pool drained in Tulsa Gay leaders tell House Committee AIDS funds needed Gay lobby puS'es $40 million AIDS bill Gay Medics launch info campaign Gay men's realth class in Castro. ~ Area Reporter 13(20): 4, May 19, 1983. Gay Men's Health Crisis. GMHC update: AIDS: a punishnent from God Gay Men's Health Crisis. A letter from your Gay ~~en's Health Crisis 170 Gay Men's Heal th Crisis. 3,000 and counting fast Gay Men's Health Crisis "political postcard projectll Gay officials meet with Medicare on AIDS issue Gay Physicians of Montreal. Dear fellow members of RAGLAM Gay physicians object to term 'promiscuity' Gay Pride Day 1983 Gay protest.ers march on "AIDS" <"Fighting For Our Lives">. ~ Niagara News 4(6): 13, June 1983. Gay right.s adlvocates win AIDS settlement Tre Gay Rights National Lobby Gay Right.s Nationa 1 Lobby 1983 st.rategy will target more funds for AID S research. Sacramento ~ 1(20): 5, February 23, 1983. Gay rodeo called "realthhazard" Gay task force report.s rash of anti-gay violence Gays fear blame in Orange County AIDS epidemic <2 deat.hs, 12 patients>. Sacramento Star 1(19): 5, February 9, 1983. Gays hold forum on AIDS Gays, local Red Cross discuss AIDS effect.s Gays organize to lobby Congress on AIDS Gays reta liate and boycott Eddie Murphy 171 jokes>. Seattle ~ News 11(7): 15, February 17,1984. Geary, Jim. Personal indulgence Geographic dist.ribution of AIDS <70% of gay pat.ient.sare from New York, San Francisco or Los Angeles>. News Qf t.he Columbus ~ and Lesbian Community 6(8A): 342, September 21, 1983. George, Perry A. Adjust.ed cruising t.echniques GGBA awards $2,500; AIDS group gets $800 Gilbert.son, Fred. AIDS politics Gilbertson, Fred. Doct.ors rebut AIDS smear. Angles 1(1): 9, December 1983. Gilbertson, Fred. Forum fans fears GHeck, Lenny. How a couple copes with AIDS. Advocate 391: 20-21, April 3, 1984. Glandular defect. tied t.o AIDS GLCSC opens AIDS clinic G MHC dist.ribut.es $100,000 < for AID S research, diagnostic equipment., information agencies>. New York Native 75: 9, Oct.ober 24-November 6, 1983. Godin, Jean-Gilles. Variations sur la peur. Sortie 11: 15, Oct.ober 1983. Godwin, Marie. AIDS and the new morality. ~ Community News 11(5): 6, August 13, 1983. Godwin, Marie. 0 ur right to know < let.ter reo AID Sand t.he media>. ~ Community News 10(46): 2, June 11, 1983. Goldsmith, Larry. AIDS is new issue in right.s bill hearing. ~ Community News 11(36): 1,6, March 31, 1984. Goldsmit.h, Larry. Boston official roast.ed for AIDS "joke". ~ Community News 11(35): 1, March 24,1984. Goldsmith, Larry. New studies further speculation on AIDS 172 Goldsmith, Larry. Possible AIDS remedy tested Goldsmith, Larry. Possible viral link to AIDS • .Q.n Community News 11(9): 1, September 17,1983. Goldsmith, Larry. Red Cross issues new blood donation guidelines• .Q.n Community News 10(37): 1, April 9, 1983. Goldsmith, Larry. 600 rally and march for more AIDS funding • .Q.n Community News 10(49): 1, July 2, 1983. Goldstein, Michae 1 T. No t.est for AI D Shere < letter>. New York Native 70: 4, August 15-28, 1983. ----- Good friends raising funds for AID S Good hea 1 th for spring! Black and White Men T ogether/N ew York Information Bul1et.in 3{l0): 7, March 1983. Goodman proposes state AIDS commission Goodstein, D.B. 0 pening space Goodstein, D.B. Opening space Goodstein, D.B. (} pening sp ace Goodst.ein, D.B. 0 pening space < lifesty Ie etenges>. Advocate 371: 6, Ju 1 y 7, 1983. Goodstein, D.B. Opening space Gordon, Kevin. Religion, moralizing and AIDS • .Q.n Community News 11(22): 6, December 17, 1983. Got.t.lieb, Richard. St.ate funds AIDS programs over Cuomots reject.ion. New York Native 88: 6-7, April 23-May 6,1984. Gottlieb, Richard. Why Cuomo accepted t.he AIDS bill. New York Native 68: 8-9, Ju 1 y 18-31, 1983. Gould, Ron. No funding for AIDS research at Yale. Montrose 'y"oice 153: 5, Sept.ember 20,1983. Go v. signs AI D S research budget item 173 Government funds for AIDS Governor and mayor endorse AIDS Awareness Week in Minn. Goyette, Martin. Reasons for closing Graham, James K. AI D S forum draws meager crowd, but. good speakers Graham, James K. AID S kills primates at UCD; Cancer Society t.o fight KS. Sacrament.o St.ar 1(19): 1,12, February 9,1983. Graham, James K. Blood bank 'defers' gay men Graham, James K. Blood bank rep fails to satisfy RCBA questioners Graham, James K. Immuno-deficient. syndrome is epidemic, awareness urged for gay men Grant appro ved for AI D S pa tients <$250,000 to est.ab 1 ish eight. residences for AID S patients without. homes- San Francisco>. Connection 2(12): 7, April 14-May 4, .iL983. Grant. to AIDS agency Gray, Ron. Screen blood, not donors Greco, Stepren. Strong bodies gay ways: creat.ing a new sel f-image Green, Bill. Bi-partisan effort <·letter reo government. funding>. Advocat.e 371: 7, July 7, 1983. Gregory, Dianne. AID S a topic in Hong Kong news Gregory, Dianne. Forum airs lesbians and AIDS 174 Gregory, Dianne. My night on t.he AI DSward: st.anding by as a dying gay man stands a lone Gregory, Dianne. Women st.ep in as gay blood donors: clubs seek to up blood bank accoun ts as gay men defer. ~ Area Report.er 13 (37): 1,3, Sept.ember 15, 1983. GRNL adds new AIDS lobbyist. GRN L ca lIs for co-sponsors t.o AID S research bill. ~ Area Report.er 13(21): 5, May 26, 1983. GRNL calls for new bill to fund AIDS research GRNL forms AIDS task force GRNL seeks co-sponsors for AIDS funding bill. The WeEi GRNL seeks co-sponsors for AIDS research. Our Paper, Your Paper 2 ( 8 ): 2, April 20, 198 3. Gross, Sarah V. Chicago comment. < letter reo Howard Brown Memorial Clinic and AIDS Action Project.>. Advocat.e 368: 7, May 26,1983. Grossman, Rick. 'Beware of quacks' < let.t.er reo AID S services and treatments>. Mont.rose 'y"oice 150: 20, Sept.ember 9, 1983. Group for AID S-rel ated conditions < Mission Mental Heal th Cent.er>. ~ Area Reporter 13(45): 9, November 10, 1983. Group want.s to organize nationa 1 march on AID S Groupe des Medecins Gai-e-s de Mont.real. Avis des medecins gai-es Grubbs. Excuse us, but. we have more sensational news t.o cover Grzesiak, Rich. Rechy sounds off at. crit.ics &: AIDS "conspiracy" Guadagno, Luigi. AID S foundations Guards seek protection from AIDS 175 tte Col umbus ~ and Lesbian Community 6(6): 226, Jul y 1983. Guarino, George. He AIDS Vigil Guidelines for individuals for reduction of risk for developing AIDS G ui 1 foy, Christine. AI D S: organlZlng, reporting, testifying Guilfoy, Christine. AIDS relat.ed complex: social, medical conundrum. ~ Community News 11(33): 6-7, Mardl 10, 1984. Guil foy, Christine. AI D S reportabi lity: con fiding in go vernmen to ~ Community News 11 (27): 6, January 28, 1983. Guilfoy, Christine. Blood donor drive unsettling to Providence Gui 1 foy, Christ.ine. Boston hires city AI D S coordinator Guilfoy, Christine. Confronting Boston newspapers on AIDS: activists meet with ,Q.lobe representatives. ~ Communih News 11(40): 1, April 28, 1984. G uil foy, Christine. Confronting Bost.on newspapers on AID S: Transcript co I umnist distort.s blood donor issues. ~ Community News 11(40): 1,7, April 28, 1984. Guil foy, Christine. ConnectJicut quarantine law out of commit.tee Gui I f 0 y, Christ.ine. Media in dic ts Guil foy, Christine. Quarantine bill passes in Connecticut Guilfoy, Christine. San Francisco batttlouse debat.e rages; Health Department considers closing baths. ~ Communit.y News 11(38): 1,6, April 14, 1984. Guzman, Kat.e. AIDS update Guzman, Kate. AIDS update 176 Guzman, Kate. Foundation updat.e GWU doing 'pre-AIDS' study Hadden, Stan. The AID~ Epidemic Hadden, St.an. Elizabeth Harrison, MD AIDS/KS Foundation pat.ient. services coordinator. Mom ••• Guess What! 55: 10, July 1983. Hadden, Stan. Jackson Peyton, Hand t.o Hand Project volunt.eer coordinat.or Hadden, St.an. Living one day at. a time: a Sacrament.o man speaks abo u t. 1 i v in g with AIDS. Mom ••• Guess Wha t! 55: 10-11, Ju 1 Y 19 83 • Haggart.y, Timothy J. S.F. cops issued protective masks, gloves for AIDS. Manifest 5(13): 59, June 1983. Hagin, S. Christ.opher. AI D S cases underreport.ed: comp lain t.s lodged against. CDC. ~ Area Report.er 13 (38): 14, September 22, 1983. Hagin, S. Chris t. 0 pher. AID S prompting Club Bath chain president. t.o diversify (Jack Campbell>. Montrose Voice 152: 7, Sept.ember 23, 1983. Hagin, S. Christ.opher. AIDS statistics from CDC being questioned Hagin, S. Christopher. CDC may be shaving AIDS figures. New Yorl< Native 71: 8, August 29-September 11, 1983. Hairdresser fil es suit for $10 mi Ilion Hairdresser files $10 million suit for wrongful AIDS sacking Haiti cracks down on gay scene in AI DS scare. New ~ News 4: 11, Sept.ember 29, 1983. Haiti et Ie syndrome. Gai Pied Hebdo 107: 7, February 18-24, 1984. H-aiti purges gays 177 He Haitian connection Haitians fight. back <800 protest in New York City>. Pink Ink 1(5): 13, December 1983-January 1984. Hait.ians found wrongly labeled, but hyst.eria still fuels biases. Guardian(New York City), August 10,1983, p. 9. Haitians, homosexua 1 s asked not. t.o gi ve blood Haitians prot.est AIDS label. Equal Time 41: 2, November 2, 1983. Haitians removed from AIDS high risk groups. Connection 2(19): 5, August 3-16, 1983. Haitians removed from New York City AIDS risk list.. ~ Communit.y News 11 (7): 2, September 3, 1983. Haitians resent AIDS stigma. Connection 2(20): 8, August 17-31, 1983. Haitians resent AI D S stigma. Montrose .y.. oice 147: 10, August 19, 1983. Haitians with AI DS report. sex with Americans Hall, Charles E. Healer's forum at. Valencia Rose gratifies organizers Hall, Charles E.; Stamps, Jerry. Cancer Hall, Rid'ard. Computers, AIDS and literat.ure <"AIDS will affect what we write and read about gay life">. Advocate 376: .~4-35, September 15, 1983. Hamble, Ray. The stat.eside epidemic Hamburg, Harvey. AIDS: reluctant. reporting Hamilton, Richard. Handballing Hammarlund, Jan. Wan, sex och AIDS. Revolt 14(4): 54-55, April 1983. 178 Hander, Cecil. To Deborah Gee, KG 0 producer < lett.er reo Jerry Falwell>. ill Area Report.er 13(31): 8, August 4, 1983. Hansen, Jctn. AIDS again linked t.o virus Hansen, John. AIDS rate drop may be temporary Hansen, John. AID S scandal charged Hansen, John. AI DS spreading t.o genera 1 popu 1 aHon <6 of 7 fema 1 e monogamous sexual part.ners of men with AIDS>. lin News (Philadelphia) 7(29): 1,16, May 27-June 2,1983. Hansen, John. Bay City bans gay sex in baths, bookstores Hansen, John. Bay City sex ban adds fuel to batmouse controversy. ~ News(Philadelphia) 8(27): 1, May 17, 1984. Hansen, John. Carcinogenic virus linked with AID S Hansen, John. Gallup poll: AIDS has harmed gays' public image <21 percent of respondents are less comfortab Ie with gay friends since AIDS crisis began>. ~ NewS::Philadelphia) 7(39): 4, August. 5-11, 1983. Hansen, John. Gay Pride Day celebrations honor persons with AID S. ~ News(Philadelphia) 7(34): 4, July 1-7,1983. Hansen, John. Gays and feds lock horns at. Weiss hearing <"homophobia is blocking adequat.e money for AID S research">. ~ News(Philadelphia) 7(40): 1,10, August 18,1983. Hansen, John. Groups seek to ban gay blood donations. ~n News(Philadp.lphia) 7(12): 4, January 28-February 3, 1983. Hansen, John. Haitian 1 ink with AIDS re-ex amined by researchers Hansen, John. Have researchers finally found the cause of AIDS Hansen, John. House approves $12M for research on AIDS Hansen, John. lL-2 test.s: partial solution 179 News(Philadelphia) 7(37): 1, July 22-28,1983. Hansen, John. Maj or urban demonstra tions focus na t.iona 1 at. t.en tion on AID S. ~ News(Philadelp-u.a) 7(28): 4, May 20-26, 1983. Hansen, John. National gay leaders urge House t.o up AIDS funding Hansen, John. Na tiona 1 hea 1 t.h group speeds gran t.s for AI D S research Hansen, John. On t.he AID S front <"Ann Landers says ass fucking may cause AID SII>. ~ News(Philadelphia) 7(31): 4,15, June 10-16, 1983. Hansen, John. On the AIDS front Hansen, John. On t.he AIDS front Hansen, John. On t.1-'e AIDS front Hansen, John. On the AIDS front. Hansen, John. On the AIDS front. Hansen, John. On the AIDS front. Hansen, John. On the AI D S front Hansen, John. On the AILJS front. Hansen, John. On the AIDS front Hansen, John. On the AIDS front Hansen, John. On the AID S front Hansen, John. On tlhe AIDS front 180 Hansen, John. On the AID S front Hansen, John. On the AID S front Hansen, John. On t.he AI D S front Hansen, John. On the AID S front. Hansen, John. On the AID S front Hansen, John. "Prevent.ion" and "curesll exp 1 oit. fear of AIDS. ~ News(Philadelphia) 8(21): 1, April 5, 1984. Hansen, John. Researchers find "best lead yet. II in AIDS riddle Hansen, John. Sex-linked AID S data "suppressed" Hansen, John. Simian AIDS virus isolat.ed Hansen, John. Spread of AIDS report.ed slowing down in New York. ill. News(Philadelphia) 7(35): 4, July 8-14, 1983. Hansen, John. Tempers flare over charges of suppression of AIDS info. ill. News(Philadelphia) 7(36): 1,14, July 15-21, 1983. Hansen, John. Thymus gland implant.s may help persons with AIDS Hansen, John. Thymus key t.o AIDS t.reat.ment.? News(Philadelphia) 7(31): 1, June 10-16,1983. Harris, David. Ad hoc group discusses AIDS education Harris, Paul. Acquired immune deficiency- first victim here. Campaign 88: 5,14-15, April 1983. Harris, Steve; Gough, Tom. Local AIDS count. rises t.o nine; 30 volunteers st.udied locally; funding needed for lab work. Out (Pittsburgh), May 1983. Hart, Bob. AIDS in the quiche < letter>. ~ Area Reporter 13(32): 7, August 11,1983. 181 Hartman, Pau I-Francis. Debbie and friends sing and swing for AI DS benefit Hartman, Paul-Francis. Star to take AIDS show on tt-e road: June Davies Hall gala nets $43,000 Harvey Mil k Gay Democratic Club. AIDS Education and Information Committee. "Can We Talk?" Hass, Robert. Connection Hat.cher, Clint.on B. Bathhouse response insult.s intelligence Hayes, Lorie. Texans regroup for sodomy law fight. Haynes, Dean. AID S updat.e: Vancouver, Winnipeg, Toronto, Ottawa, ~1ontreal. Pink Irk 1(3): 11, Sept.ember 1983. Haynes, Dean. Dying of red t.ape Heacock, J. Chills and t.hrills "Healers" present holistic t.reatment for AID S/K S <" a l ternatives to chemo tt-era py" >• .§2....Y. Area Reporter 13 (24): 15, Ju ne 16, 1983. Hea 1 th club opposed by AID S victim Heal t.h Conference reId i.n Denver Health dept.. orders AIDS warnings Hea 1 th dept. says new AID S statistics for st.ate show effect.s of earlier report.ing Health dept.. urges AIDS policy Hea 1 th Education Council pays for AID 5 seminar 182 Hea 1 th Education Resource 0 rganization. Plain ta 1 k: sa fe sex and AID S Health expert.s warn against transfusions Health group may buy building for AIDS cent.er Heal th hazards of homosexuals- a reprint from Medical World News. National Coalition.£f. ~ STQ Services Newslett.er 3(4): 14-lB, February 19B2. Health menace: Eddie Murphy Healt.h officials tracking down plasma from Austin AIDS vict.im. Mont.rose Voice 158: 20, November 4, 1983. Hea I t.h panel passes AI DS bill, Roberti to add funding Hea 1 th subcommit. tee hears AID S testimony < V. Apuz zo, Dr. R. En low, Dr. D. Ostrow>. lin Communit.y News 10(45): 2, June 4, 1983. Heckler donates to show its safe Heckler, Feinst.ein correspond on AIDS. Sentinel 10(18): 1, September 1, 1983. Heckler to boost. funding request Heckler's AID S mtline swamped. !!.ll Area Report.er 13(3l): 17, August. 4, 1983. Heidon, Asl an Brooke. San Francisco's bat.hs will stay open. Front.iers 2(38): 9, April 11-18, 1984. Heim, Chris. AID S Awareness Mont.h in Chicago Heim, Chris. AI D S news upda te: American Hospita 1 Association guidelines for care of AID S patient.s. Advocate 386: 14-15, January 24, 1984. Heim, Chris. AIDS news update: Chicago Office of AIDS Activities. Advocate 385: 12, January 10, 1984. Heim, Chris. AIDS news update: epidemiologist states t.hat AIDS "is rapid I y becoming the 1 eading case of deat.h is our prison systems" 183 Heim Chris. Chicago Medical Societ.y (CMS) and new telephone tape on AID S. Advocat.e 390: 14,19, March 20, 1984. Heim, Chris; Fain, Nathan; Anderson, Scott. P.; Bush, Larry; o'Loughlin, Ray; Bond, Ken; Burke, Pat. AID S news updates Heim, Chris; O'Loughlin, Ray; Freiberg, Peter; Stroll, Ted; Baker, Joe. AID S news updat.e Help in tte fight. against AID S Help yourself He 1 quist, Michae 1. AI D S and grief; a persona 1 experience Helquist, Michael. AIDS and grief: a personal experience Helquist, Michael. AIDS and women: a stat.us report. Mom ••• Guess What! 59: 8,14, November 1983. Helquist, Michael. AIDS coverage Helquist., Michael. AIDS expert.s: tackling sexual behavior changes. Waffiinqt.on B1 acE 15(19): 11, May 11, 1984. Helquist., Michael. An AIDS journal: Marl<: Feldman's personal battle Helquist, Michael. AIDS update: who's got tt-e ret,rovirus?; the stat.e of tt-e science. Coming llQl4(8): 12,40-41, May 1984. Helquist., Michael. AIDS workshop: exploring "safe sex". Sent.inel 10(8); 1,2,12, April 14, 1983. Helquist, Michael. A eulogy for Mark Feldman. Our Paper, Your Paper 2(13): 2, June 29, 1983. 184 He 1 quist, Michae 1. Facing tt-e gay hea 1 th CrlSlS Helquist, Michael. FARO faces growing pains Helquist, Michael. Helen Schietinger: San Francisco rea 1 th activist and AIDS worker. Colorado ~ and Lesbian News 3(2): 7-8, April 1984. Helquist, Michael. Media drive for "safe sex" complicated by politics: Bay City saga continues. ~ News(Philadelphia) 8(28): 1,4, May 24, 1984. Helquist, Michael. Notes for coping Helquist, Michael. A perspective on AIDS: one year later- an interview with Bobby Reynolds Helquist, Michael. Tre state of tre science Helquist, Michael. Taking care of our own: Sha'ar Zahav responds to tt-e AI D S crisis. Coming QQl, June 1983, pp. 1-2. He 1 quist, Michae 1. Women and AI D S: first-of-its-kind forum t-e 1 d in San Francisco. Was-ungton Blade 14(37): 5-6, September 23, 1983. Helquist., Michael. Women consider AID S epidemic Helquist, Michael. A year of AIDS. Coming .!J..Ql4(4): 7,27, January 1984. Helquist, Michael; Osman, Richard. AIDS and baths issue rages in San Francisco. Washington Blade 15(14): 1,6, April 6, 1984. Helquist, Michael; Osman, Rick. Tre batttlOuse controversy: a time for action: we really need to think carefully. Coming .!:LQl4(7): 8 9,36-38, April 1984. Helquist., Michael; Osman, Rick. Interview with AIDS expert MD Abrams He 1 quis t. , Mi c ha e 1 ; 0 sma n , Rick. Nose x in baths, says San Francisco. Washington Blade 15(15): 5, April 13,1984. 185 Helquist., Michael; Osman, Rick. San Francisco officials move t.o limit bath sex. ill. Windows 2(9): 27, April 26-May 9, 1984. Hemingway, Dave. Mainst.ream media discovers AIDS. ~ News Telegraph 2(7): 8, April 1983. Hemingway, Dave. Post-Dispat.ch discovers AIDS Hemophilia foundation seeks gay blood ban Hencken, Joel D. Sad t.o be alive Hencken, Joel D. T eke action Hennepin Count.y medica 1 staff de vel op AI D S precautions Henry, Pat.rick. Philadelphia group claims hepatitis bigger menace t.han AIDS, at least in t.he long run. ~LC ~oice 89: 10, March 19, 1984. Hep B vaccine effect.ive, safe. Outrage 4: 9, July 1983. Hepatitis B vaccine Hepatitis B vaccine is safe. Sacrament.o St.ar 1(8): 1,3, Sept.ember 8, 1982. Hepatitis vaccine sales sluggish Heranney, David. A call to action Hermann. Bericht uber AIDS- t.eil 1: Amerika. ~.!.lgemeine Homosexuell e Arbeitsgemeinschaft Info( Ber 1 in), May-June 1983, pp. 8-10. HERO supports AIDS victims Hets miss out on gay blood Heyl, St.ept-en. Alive and well 186 Washington Blade 14(18): 20, May 6,1983. H.H.S. AIDS grants Hiers, Mark. Researchers announce major breakthroughs Hippler, Mike. AID Sand t!"e baths: to go or not to go••• ? ~ Area Reporter 13(19): 14-15,18, May 12, 1983. Hippler, Mike. AIDS- a personal exploration: t!"e new gay ward at. San Francisco General Hippler, Mike. AIDS- a personal exploration: part. II: learning about Ward 58 at. SF General. ~ Area Report.er 13(44): 18-19, November 3, 1983. Hippler, Mike. AIDS- a personal exploration: part III: Pat.rick Walker, patient. on Ward 5B. ~ ~r~ Regort.er 13(46): 20, November 17, 1983. Hippler, Mike. AIDS- a personal exploration: part. IV: t.he nurses on Ward 5B. ~ Area Report.er 13 (48): 18, December 1, 1983. Hippler, Mike. AIDS- a personal explorat.ion: part V: deat.hs in t!"e famil y. Bay Area Reporter 13(49): 14-15, December 8, 1983. ' Hippler, Mike. AIDS- a personal exploration: part VI: conclusion. ~ Area Report.er 13 (50): 21-22, December 15, 1983. Hippler, Mike. And now, a word from your local bat.1i1ouse. New York Native 61: 36-37, April 11-24, 1983. Hippler, Mike. "Don't. fuck with me, Mary": t.!"e t.oll of one man's tricking life Hirsch, Michael. Raising ruckus < let.t.er reo L. Kramer>. New York Native 61: 4, April 11-24, 1983. Hist.oric meeting: Ohio Department of Hea I th addresses AID S problem in seminar/workshop. News.Q.f. t!"e Co 1 umbus ~ and Lesbian Community 6(7): 285, August 1983. Hjort., Chris; Purnell, Kenn. White House line Hockenberry, Clint.; C!"eatam, Carlene. Being "AIDSed out.": this is not t!"e t.ime. Washingt.on Blade 14(38): 23, September 30, 1983. Hodge, Robert.. Recourse t.o justice < let.ter reo AID S and disability right.s>. New York NaU v e 73: 4, September 26- 0 ctober 9, 1983. 187 Hog st.udy may help AIDS fight: OSU research into Kaposi's sarcoma Holleran, Andrew. The spectacle at t.he bottom of t.he d"laft H011 obon, Joan. Canadian hea 1 th researchers seek clue t.o AIDS Homopt-obes organize <0 all as Doctors Against AID S>. Sen tine 1 10 (9): 1, Apri 1 2 8, 19 8 3• Homopt-obic backla91 among Dallas physicians Hood, Hollis. Famous Shanti Project is making a move into Texas. Montrose ~oice 154: 5, Oct.ober 14,1983. Hood, Hollis. Gay rights activist. Hood, Hollis. In memoriam: Robert. Schwab. Montrose V_oice 168: 9, January 13, 1984. Hood, Hollis. KS committ.ee alt.ers name; president. describes foundation. Mont.rose 'y"oice 134: 7, May 20,1983. Hood, Hollis; Freiberg, Pet.er. Texas at.t.orney, act.ivist. M. Robert. Schwab dies of AIDS: archit.ect. of landmark sodomy law case. Advocat.e 386: 11, January 24,1984. Hospital alt.ers AIDS policy Hospital changes AIDS policy Hospit.al's guidelines on AIDS Hotel evict.s AIDS patients Hotlinehot.t.est number in town- AIDS hot.line logs 5,000 callsa day! News Qf. t.he Columbus ~ and Lesbian Community 6(9): 392, October 1983. . 188 Hot.line volunteers needed House, Judge; Early, Jim. Candlelight. AIDS Vigil held in nationls capit.al. Our Own Communit.y Press 8(1): 3, November 1983. House Demos blast. AI DS program: Repub lican opponents say "not. so" House panel criticizes the federal response t.o AIDS House panel: $41 million for AIDS House panel knocks AIDS efforts House passes $12 mil lion AI D S funding increase for '83. Sacrament.o St.ar 2(2): 8, June 15, 1983. House report criticizes go vernmen ta 1 response to AI DS House vot.es $41.1 million for AID S in 1984. Our Paper, Your Paper 2(20): 3, October 12, 1983. House votes $41.1 million for AIDS in 184 Housing needed for men with AID S Houst.on pledges AIDS support. Houston's mayor in trouble over AIDS allocation How to lose a million: controversy over tte Hollywood Bowl AID S/K S benefit continues. Updat.e 118: 11-12, September 21, 1983. Howard Solomon, theat.rical producer, dies of AIDS. New Yorl< Native 83: 11, February 13-26, 1984. Hoyer, Bill. •••not grief, but gratitude 189 Huberman, Ron; Jones, Cleve; Kraus, Bill. Three gay figures join the AID S debate: to speak out, or keep quiet. !L§y Area Report.er 13(21): 4, May 26, 1983. The Human Rights Campaign Fund. The AIDS crisis may spread faster through fear than any other way The Human Rights Campaign Fund. Join the two-front war on AIDS The Human Rights Campaign Fund. The $30,000,000 solution to AIDS: federal funding A human side of AI DS Human T-cell leukania virus implicated in AIDS. National Coalition .Qf ~ S T D Services Newsletter 4(5): 17, May 1983. Humm, And y. Aid for AI D S: the circus benefit. New York City News 70: 1, May 11, 1983. Humm, Andy. AIDS: circus and consciousness <"neither the Times, News, nor Post ran a story on the circus">. New York City News 70: 7, May 11, 1983. Humphrey, Laud. Close the churches, no t the ba ths < 1 e,t t,er>! Frontiers 2(38): 8, April 11-18,1984. Hump-u-ey, Laud. I love him, but, he leaves articles on AIDS on my pillow <"Gay Plus" medical column>! Update 112: 14, June 29, 1983. Hunter, Ian. AIDS news: Melbourne, Adelaide. Outrage 6: 5, September 1983. Hurst, Hank J. Hitting the Times ....r.ere it hurts Hutton-Wil liams, Lynn. Deconstructing a syndrome: AID S. ~ Information(Austra lia) 13: 30-38, Autumn 1983. Hyde, Robert. "AIDS Play Safe Week": conquering the killer. Montrose Voice 151: 1, September 16, 1983. Hyde, Robert. Gay acti vist 8 t torney 190 Hyde, Robert. Gay activist attorney Robert Schwab dies of AIDS. Our Paper, Your Paper 3(1): 1,16, January 11, 1904. Hyde, Robert. KS/AIDS gets $15,000 from Art Colony, Dianas Hyde, Robert. Lord Mac: in the winter of his years Hyde, Sue. AIDS budget doubled. ~ Community News 11(7): 1, September 3, 1983. Hyde, Sue. AIDS quarantines, t.he government. and us. ~ Community News 11(35): 3, March 24, 1984. Hyde, Sue. Bost.on conference looks at AIDS criS1S: AIDS politics, healt.h politics, personal politics. ~ Communit.y News 11(42): 1,7, May 12, 1984. Hyde, Sue. Boston women meet., discuss AIDS. ~ Community News 11 (11): 1,17, 0 ctober 1, 1983. Hyde, Sue. Canadian government sets up AIDS t.ask force, no gay represent.at.ives appointed. ~ Community News 10(48): 2, June 25, 1983. Hyde, Sue. Health Commissioner: fear subsides Hyde, Sue. Men with AIDS: "dying of red t.ape". ~ Community News 11(5): 1, August. 13,1983. Hyde, Sue. Task Force t.o meet wit.h presidential aide Hysteri i England. Magasin ~ 1(2): 28, October- 1983. I IBM gives $3500 grant to local AIDS chapter. Our Paper, Your Paper 2(25): 1,6, December 21, 1903. Identification of suspect virus raises quarantine issue Ifft, Nick. FARO oversight.s < letter reo Nathan Fain article>? ~ News(Philadelphia) 7(46): 13, Sept.ember 29,1983. Ifft, Nick. Ifft. disputes PATF artie Ie, writer rep lies < let.ter from President. of Philadelphia AIDS Task Force>. ~ News (Philadelphia) 7(48): 10-11, October 13,1983. Ifft., Nick. Myths of AIDS 191 Ifft, Nick. Philadelphia AIDS Task Force. National Coalition of ~ S T D Services News letter 4(3): 19-20, December 1982. IG/\, conference on AID S. New ~ News 9: 7, December 8, 1983. IGHC offers "war chest" to San Fran. bath houses Immune function depressed with exposure t.o sun light &: commercial U V irradiation In Kansas Cit.y: AID S out, rea 1 th in In memorium: Kenny Ramsauer, 1954-1983. Connection 2 (15): 13, June 1-14, 1983. In memorium: Pet.er Evans. Sortie 15: 11, FebrLtary 1984. In memory of my dear friend Inaccurate AID S co verage. Empty Closet ·140: 8, Jul y-August 1983. Indy media distorts AIDS problem. The Works 2(9):?, June 1983. Infant's death linked to AIDS t.ransfusions Information deficiencies Information on AID S. First Hand 3 (6): 68, Sept.ember 1983. Ingram, Richard L.; St.eward, David P. AIDS/KS Foundation st.at.ement. Our Paper, Your Paper 2(18): 2, September 14, 1983. Initiative t.o close bat.hs pending in San Francisco. £LC yoice 91: 8, April 1984. Int.eragency t.ask force on AID S announced at. New York Gay awards dinner Int.erferon effective in half KS patient.s. Update 109: 1, May 18, 1983. Interferon may rurt. AID S patient.s 192 Interferon used for AID S Interim AID S lobbyist retained International Gay Association (IG A). European AID S (acquired immune deficiency syndrome) Conference. January 20-22, 1983 International Gay Association (lGA). IGA statement on acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS). Helsinki: IGA, July 1983. <2pp. mimeograph>. Intestinal parasites Introducing the new Da vid memberships Ireland, Doug. Une mard-e pour la vie Irvine, Janice. National AIDS vigil: coming at a low time? ~ Community News 11(12): 1-2, October 7,1983. Is it safe to go to the Liberty Baths Is there still a health crisis?: gay class offering Jackson, Ed. Grassroots action; governmental vagueness Jackson, Ed. Nationwide AID S report: checking up on the experts. Body Politic 95: 12, July-August 1983. Jackson, Ed. Not a victim: a 'person with AIDS' Jackson, Ed. 0 ntario remo ves Hai tians from list of high-risk groups. Body Politic 99: 8, December 1983. J a ckson , Ed. Red Cross backs off donor restraint po licy 193 Jackson, Ed. Wa 1 kat.hon feet drag, but research funds fort.hcoming. Body Politic 98: 14, November 1983. Jackson, James C.; Thomas, Jim. Pride Week successfu 1 in midwest. Jelly blamed for AIDS Jerry Falwell on AIDS <\Iclose gay bath houses">. GLC Voice 4(19): 10, August 1, 1983. Jerry Falwell speaks on AIDS J/O klubbar••• Joan Rivers, Studio One raise AID S funds. Front.iers 2(38): 10, April 11-18, 1984. Johnson, Edwin Clark (Toby). AIDS as myt.h, AIDS as blessing. ~ Ne'(Ls(Philadelphia) 8(10): 5,12, January 19,1984. Johnson, Edwin Clark (Toby). Johnson on AIDS Johnson, Frederick G. The crap of it all Johnson, H. John. Healt.h officials, gays disagree a,t D.C. conference Johnson, H. John. What. t.he Phila. Conference means Johnson, Toby. AIDS and moral issues: will sexual liberation survive Johnson, W. Then there are gay fascists < let. t.er reo AI D S caused by refugees to America>. ~LC 'y"oice 4(19): 5, August. 1,1983. Johnst.on, B.1 air. CJSB Radi 0 dist.orted AI D S issue; comp 1 aint. uphel d by CR T C 194 Johnston, Mark. AIDS conference looks at new virus and new concerns Jones: AID S panic hits SF Jones, Brian. AIDS conference called disappointing Jones, Brian. The AIDS epidemic. Equa 1 Tim e 28 : 1 , 10, May 4, 1983. Jones, Brian. AIDS: when gay men die does America care? Equal Time 31: 1,8-9, June 15, 1983. Jones, Brian. The doctor and the props: politics is t.he art of fixing blame for unsol vable problems Jones, Brian. House passes $12 million for AIDS research. Equal Time 30: 1, June 1, 1983. Jones, Brian. Safe sex explored/exploded in sout.h of Market sex pen: a report.er list.ens, reacts and resol ves. ~ Area Report.er 14(10): 1,12, March 8, 1984. Jones, Brian. San Fran ba tHlouses fighting back. The Wea Jones, Brian. San Fran baths wi 1 1 st.a y open. The WeEkly News 7(31): 3,13, April 4, 1984. Jones, Brian. San Fran out 1 aws sex in ba ths. The Weekly News 7(32): 3, April 11, 1984. Jones, Brian. V D rate drops for gay men: int.erpreting statistics at root of sex club confusion Jones, Jeff. AI DS marches, 1 obb ying gain po 1 Hica 1 ac tion. A1 ice Reports 1(3): I,ll, June 1983. Jones, Jr., John Eo AID S news updates: Ohio Department of Heal t.h hires consultant. on AIDS and set.s up AIDS hot line. Advocate 387: 11, February 7, 1984. Jones, Jr., John E. Columbus Jones, M.A. Lett.er Judel 1, Brandon. Klaus Nomi: an origina 1 remembered 195 AIDS>. Advocate 382: 54-55, Decenber 8,1983. Jurrist, Charles. The man who beat AIDS (lrHe was only 23. He didn't fit the profile. But he had AIDS. In this time of tragedy, t-ere's a true st.ory with a happy ending- and hope for us a 1 111>. Stallion 3(1): 18-21,81, April 1984. K Kahn, Arnie. NIHM has funds for AIDS-relat.ed psych research (Nat.ional Inst.itut.e of Mental Health>. National Coalition .£f. ~ S T D Services Newsletter 5(1): 29, August 1983. Kaiser Foundation donat.es $5,000 to l A AID S Project. ~ Area Reporter 14(2): 14, January 12, 1984. Kansas City AIDS Project.. ~ News-~raph 2(12): 2, Sept.ember 1983. Le Kaposi peut rapport.er gros. Gai Pied Hebdo 68: 18, May 7-13, 1983. Kaposi's, pneumocystis, &: ot.her opportunistic infections represent. acquired immunodeficiency: an interview with Dr. Dan William, New York Gay Men's Healt.h Project. National Coalition £.f. f..§.y ~lQ Services Newsletter 3(4): 9-12, February 1982. Kaposi's sarcoma brochures Karakashian, Stephen. Ground rules' (letter reo larry Kramer art.icle>. New Yo!.:k Native 62: 4, April 25-May 8,1983. Karlsson, Anders. AIDS. Magasin ~ 1(1): 31, September 1983. Kasel, Mark. AIDS benefit a real agape (Minnesota AIDS Project.>. GIi.. C Voice 82: 5, No vember 21, 1983. Katz, Art. AID S misquotation of Art Katz (letter reo Sacramento Bee art.ic Ie>. Mom ...G!.Jess What! 55: 4, Ju 1 Y 1983. I Kaye, Richard. AIDS hit.s prisons. New York Native 67: 14-15, July 4-1i, 1983. Kaye, Richard. Boycotts urged of New York Times Kaye, Richard. Cuomo announces gay initiatives Kaye, Richard. Debates continue on st.at.e AIDS funding. New York 196 Native 66: 13,68, June 20-July 3, 1983. Kaye, Richard. Gays meet wit.h Times Kaye, Richard. Kochmeet.s with AIDS Network. New York Native 63: 7, t~ ay 9-22, 1983. Kaye, Richard. Times shows sudden interest. in gay st.ories; boycot.t still on KC's GOA L produces new AI DS pamp,l et Keen, Lisa M. AIDS author honored Keen, Lisa M. AID S not yet a problem in Alexandria, gays are told Keen, Lisa M. CDC and gays in tug-of-war over AIDS reporting. Wasl1ingt.on Blade 14(23): 1,10-11, June 10, 19B3. Keen, Lisa M. Citing budget., Hardaway won't pledge AID S funding level Keen, Lisa M. Conservative st.udent. paper runs AIDS jokes, but. few are laughing Keen, Lisa M. D.C. AIDS task force meet.s; votes committee structure. Washington Blade 14(18): 7, t'1ay 6, 1983. Keen, Lisa M. F al well AID S message gets rocky greeting Keen, Lisa M. First-of-a-kind AID S forum for black gays reId at Cluth::luse Keen, Lisa M. Heckler, Dr. Brandt rap AIDS coverage. Washingt.on .§..l ade 14 (36): 1,10, September 16, 1983. Keen, Lisa M. Methodist. leader to read AIDS group Keen, Lisa M. Na tiona 1 AIDS group stU 1 trying to get. off tre ground Keen, Lisa M. N.E. couple awakens to unwelcome surprise 197 Kehoe~ Chris. Researchers identify AIDS virus Kelly, Jill. Tt-e plague on our house: women and AIDS. Mom •.• Guess What! 59: 3~ November 1983. Kelly~ Joel. Tt-e death of a couple Ken. AIDS has international scope Kennedy, Brian. AIDS: how should we react? Capital ~, May 6~ 1983, p. 5. Kennedy calls for AIDS t-earing Kessler~ Ken. Doctors ponder AIDS failures and successes: from herbs to chemotherapy, all get a pitch at conference on "alternative therapies". ~ Area Reporter 14(16): 2, April 19, 1984. Kessler, Larry. AID S: a community responds. ~ Windows 2(8): 21 24, April 12-25~ 1984. Kessler, Larry. Continuing the fight for all our lives. ~ Community News 11(20): 5, December 3, 1983. Key AIDS bills Key West, Florida publisres monthly AIDS newslett.er Kight, Morris. A perspective on the San Francisco batJ-house debate. Frontiers 2(38): 15,17~ April 11-18, 1984. 1T Kikel, Rudy. "In the arms of some extraordinary force•.• : a talk with Fred. ~ Windows 1(8): ?, Sept.ember 15-0ctober 15, 1983. Killinger~ Marc. AIDS circus fete sells out Garden Killinger~ Marc. AIDS forum <"Media M'edicine AIDS Story", Jefferson University>. ~ News(Philadelphia) 7(31): 3, June 10-16,1983. Killinger, Marc. AID S ta9<. force elects officers 198 Killinger, Marc. AIDS updat.e Killinger, Marc. AID S updat.e. ~ News(Phi.ladelphi.a) 7(26): 11, May 6-12, 1983. Killinger, Marc. AIDS update Killinger, Marc. AIDS updat.e Killinger, Marc. AID S update <"people with AID S" ratter than "AID S patients" or "AIDS victims">. ~ News(Philadelphia) 7(33): 13, June 24-30, 1983. Killinger, Marc. AIDS update Killinger, Marc. AID S update Killinger, Marc. AIDS update Killinger, Marc. Conference examines AID S from a nursing perspective Killinger, Mark Killinger, Marc. Tre Phila. AIDS TaskForce: coming of age. ~ News(Philadelphia) 7(47): 5,12, October 6,1983. Ki 1 linger, Marc. Shapiro chairs rea 1 t.h officia 1 s concerned about AIDS Killinger, Marc. Social ~'ork conference: AID S' non-medical angle Killinger, Marc. 300 at tend Phi 1 ade 1 phia symposium on AI D S crisis King, Sonny. Who really cares Kinsman, Gary. AIDS deport.ation 199 Kinsnan, Gary. AIDS update: Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal. Pin< Iii< 1(2 ): 12, August. 19 8 3 • Kinsman, Gary. AID S updat.e USA. Pink Ink 1(2): 11, August. 1983. Kinsman, Gary. Oct.. 8th AIDS march Kinsman, Gary. "Whitewash" t.he moral panic. Pink Ink 1(4): 12-13, October 1983. Kleinberg, Seymour. Cha 1 lenges of AI DS Kleinberg, Seymour. Dreadfu 1 night. Christ.opher Street 7 (4): 38-46, May 1983. Kleinberg, Seymour. How AIDS volunt.eers are t.rained. Advocat.e 391: 21-2 2,31, April 3, 198 4. KNBR/NBC to air special on AIDS. ~ Area Report.er 13(29): 16, July 21, 1983. Knight.s give to AIDS/KS K0, Hon- S urn. AI D S < let. t.er and reprint of "N 0 need for panic about AID Stl, Nature 302: 749, April 28, 1983>. Homophile Association of London, Ontario Newsletter, July 1983, pp. 4-5. Koch, Edward 1. Off-the-cuff coverage Kohler, Tom K. t~ore gay catholic involvement urged in AIDS crisis. California 'y"oice5(lU:? ,May 20,1983. Kontof, Joseph S. AIDS is not an "act. of God" against gays, says reader Kooden, Harold. The rebirthing of a community Kootz, F. SIDA: du nouveau Kopchak, John; Ryan, Caitlin. Updat.e: Federation of AIIuS-Relat.ed Organizationsmeet.sin New York Kramer, Larry. AID S crisis: your life is on t.re line Kramer, Larry. Larry Kramer responds 200 York Native 61: 6,60, April 11-24, 1983. Kramer, Larry. The mark of courage. New York Native 67: 30, July 4 17, 1983. Kramer, Larry. 1112 und steigend. A.H.A. Info, May-June 1983, pp. 11-12. Kramer, Larry; t~ass, Lawrence. Gay Men's Health Crisis grants for AIDS research and care Krickl er, Jr., Kurt. All es uber AIDS: medizin fur uns Krieger, Martin. Range of harms Krivitskiy, L. Health problems of the gay community: dealing with AIDS- new theories might ease pub 1 ic fears. News.£f. the Col umbus ~ and Lesbian Community 6(8A): 344-345, September 21, 1983. Krivitskiy, L. Health problems of the gay community: progress in AIDS research-- the cause of the dead 1 y syndrome may ha ve been found Krowka, John F. Understanding your immune system KS/AIDS announces services KS/AIDS Foundation forms new boards KS/AIDS Foundation of Houston. AIDS plaly safe week K S in hogs may aid research Kuhn, Werner. Cuomo liason predicts more AIDS funding and Task Force appoin tments within a few weeks Kulieke, Stephen. Bad taste and bad manners: Benson's bomb Kulieke, Stephen; Fain, Nathan. CDC's Curran says he was misrepresented on baUtmuse closure. Advocate 390: 16-17, March 20, 1984. 201 Kun z, Christian; W0 1 f f, Klaus; S tacher, Al ois; Brandsta t ter, Reinhardt; Dekan, Walter. AID~ information LA AIDS S-OW called a flop LA sets major AIDS research project <$2.7 million grant to UCLA and the Gay and Lesbian Community Ser vices Cen ter>. ~ Area Reporter 13(41): 17, October 13,1983. Labonte, Richard. AIDS role of clinic critical to many Labonte, Richard. Bowlers set second strike at AIDS Labonte, Richard; Burke, Pat. Bath closings possible Friday. Update 132: 1,10, April 4, 1984. Lachapelle, Renee. Nouvelles actions des gais contre Ie SIDA. Sortie 10: 6-7, September 1983. Lacombe, Francis. Bilan d'un gala Lacombe, Francis. Un virus en circuit ferme. Gai Pied Hebda 91: 5 6, October 29-November 4, 1983. Lake Michigan gay resort town sponsors AIDS benefit Lamaire, Marco. Clest dur d'etre un eros Lambda board member dies of AID S Lambda board member falls victim to AIDS Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund, Inc. Fact Sleet Lambda Volunteers help people with AIDS in Southern Florida 202 Lamb Ie, David. City Hea 1 th Director bans batmouse sex: more questions than answers LambIe, David. The closing of the Sutro LambIe, David. The decline of the baths in San Francisco. ~ Community News 11 (46): 7, June 9, 1984. LambIe, David. Playwright Robert Chesley: waking up to t.he dark side a f roman ce in "N ight S wea t" <" Ches 1 ey refuses to 1 a be 1 Night Sweat, a play that is concerned with AIDS">. Advocate 395: 48-49, May 29, 1984. LambIe, David. Red Cross to screen blood: AIDS test planned. G~ay Community News 11(46): 1,3, June 9,1984. LambIe, David. San Francisco official fights to close gay baths LambIe, David. San Francisco official fights to close gay baths LambIe, David. Three SF batmouses close as Public Health Director prepares "no-sex" rules. Dallas ~ News 88: 6, May 11, 1984. LambIe, David. Three SF batiTlouses close as Public Health Director prepares "no-sex" rules. Montrose 'y"oice 185: 11, May 11,1984. Lancaster, Roger N. What AI D S is doing to us. Christoprer Street 7 (3 ): 4 8,50- 51, 5 3- 5 4, April 198 3• Landesman, Sheldon H. lihe Haitian connection: AIDS in persons of Haitian origin Lane, Roy. Safety first Lankewish, Vincent.. "Fear" of vaccine said exaggerated Lankewish, Vincent. Gay groups sign leases for space in community center Lankewish, Vincent.. Hea 1 th fair booted from schoo 1 Lankewish, Vincent. Hippocratic oa fs 203 Larouche, Jacques. Peter: comment vivre avec Ie SIDA Lassel1, Michael. When death is too much with us. ~ Po litic 101: 35-36, March 1984. Lassell, Michael. When death is t.oo much with us Lassell, Michael. When deat.h is too much with us LaUl, Chery 1. You can impro ve your immune syst.em La Voie, Richard. Roberti presses for passage of measure t.o combat AID S Law, Debi. AI DS lobby and education project proposed. ~ Community News 10(50): 3, July 9, 1983. Law, Debra. Denver health conference Lawrence, Keith. Good science & your good name < let.t.er reo confidentiality>. New York Native 75: 4, October 24-November 6, 1983. Lawyers move to aid AIDS patient.s Lazar, Ernie. AIDS debat.e IV Leatrer club boost.s AIDS appeal LeB lanc, Denis. AID S Wa lkat.hon successfu 1. Gays.Q.f 0 ttawa Info 10(9): 3, November 1983. LeBlanc, Denis. Focus on health LeBlanc, Demis. M.D.ls organize for gay health LeBlanc, Denis. New hope for AIDS victims 204 . Our Own Communit.y Press 7(8): 5, June 1983.