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15 TWT NEWS Last Call for Under 21 Alcohol, Brandi West Awaits Trial ... 35 COMMENT Letters to the Editor 43 BOOKS The Shelf by Kay Dick Reviewed bv Dovld Fields 46 THEATRE Texas Theatrebv BIllie Duncan 51 HIGHLIGHT John Day Tribute bv BIlle Duncan 53 TELEVISION At the Movies With Rex Reed & Bill Harris Reviewed bv Donolevan Moines 55 MOVIES The FII,I With Jeff Goldblum Reviewed bv 0_ Flores Rlvarez 56 SHOWBIZ Jane Fonda in eve?, Sean Penn in Bonnie?, Cher in Johnnl,l? ... bv Jack VarsJ 63 HOt TEA Labor Day Holiday Weekend Splashes & Bashes ... 75 SPORTS Austin Summer Bowling League Champions ... bv Bobbv Miller 78 SNAPSHOTS Gay Games II PhoI:os bv Pol: Vachon c5i Nick Escobedo 82 COVER/PHOTO ESSAY Lori PhoI:ogrophs bv Jule Ho/IngSWOlth 87 STARSCOPEYour September Lovescope bV Milton von Stern .100 CLASSIFIEDWant Ads and Notices 113 CALENDARSpecial One-Time Only & Non-Profit Community Events 115 THE GUIDE Texas Business/Club Directory
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:::::::::;•..... I NEWS group vice president and regional direc- tor of AMI's Houston region, who said, "This formal opening of the institute represents a significant landmark in the search for the best possible treatment and, eventually, a cure for what is becoming the greatest threat to public health in the 20th century-AIDS." Dr. Mansell agreed. He pointed out that since the disease was first iden- tified in 1981, the number of new AIDS At last Sunday's opening cermonies of Houston's new en- cases has doubled each year. Diagnos- AIDShospital, Terrence Curley, executive director, predicted ed cases now exceed 20,000, with the THEATREEoirORBillie. Duncan "We're going to get very busy." <{ SPORTSeQ1f9Ri30bbY MlUer ~-.---~---.-.- <, number expected to grow tenfold by POETRYEDtTORO.Floras Alvarez 1991. CONTRIBUTiNG WRITERS O. Flores Alvarez. Carl Davis. ( BUY 1 DINNER \ ALL-AIDS "However," he said, "the oppor- Harry Deutsch. David Fields. tunities the institute offers for AIDS Weldon Grahame. Christopher Hart. I. GET 2ND DINNER I HOSPITAL Hollie Hollister. Brian Keever. Danalevan Maines. diagnosis, research and treatment can't James Marvin. Milton von Stern. Jack Stone I (of lesser value) : be calculated. A totally dedicated hos- ADVERTISING ART DIRECTOR Mitch Bartlow NOW OPEN pital may be just what we need to make GRAPHIC ARTISTS Fred Hinton. Jay Verdon. Ribbon-Cuffing Ceremonies progress with this disease." Hek Cavazos. Kent Eqson Sm~h. Held Last Sunday for 1st The opening of the institute follows Richard Bang. Charles Clinton more than a year of negotiations be- TYPOGRAPHERS I All-AIDS Hospital in USA. Tobl Chapman. Bobby Miller FREE tween AMI, one of the nation's largest STAFFPHOTOGRAPHERS offer good I health care providers, and the Universi- Scott Taylor. Jim Hornlttorv Oscar Mendlokl. HOUSTON - The nation's first all- Michael McKinney. Renoe Ingram. Scot Roberts. after 6:30PM I AIDS hospital officially opened on this ty of Texas System. They culminated in Hollie Hollister. Blase DIStefono Sunday-Thursday i the formal signing of an affiliation agree- STATEWIDEDISTRIBUTIONSteve Miles city's northside in ribbon-cutting cere- RECEPTIONISTS monies last Sunday, August 24.The new ment on July 29. Dallas-Steve Miles \EXPIRES: SEPT_11, 1986) facility, now known as the Institute for By the terms of that agreement, the Houston-Arby Burnett '------_/ Immunological Disorders, is in the University of Texas Cancer Center M.D. SALES building which was previously Citizens Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute EXECUTIVESALESMANAGER General Hospital. and the University of Texas Health Jim Veteto After the ceremonies, the hospital'S Science Center at Houston will direct Advertising rates are avaiklble on recuest by tele- Serving Houston's the medical and research activities for phoning the salesperson in your nearest city .. newly appointed executive director, Ter- DEADLINE FOR AU ADS: Finest Fresh rence A. Curley commented, "Once the new institute. The two Houston en- Friday. one week prior to publication. Cajun Seafood word gets out that we-'reopen, we're go- tities will also provide faculty leadership AUSTIN ing to get very busy." and possibly health professional edu- Scott Taylor. (512) 926-0253 featuring: "The new institute will phase in its cation. DAUAS The agreement further stipulates that Alan Gellman. . (214) 521-0622 -Blackened Redfish AIDS programs with about 30 patients FORT WORTH the first two orthree months until even- AMI will provide, equip and staff a Steve Miles. . (214) 521-0622 -Cajun Shrimp 150-bedhospital. The conversion of this HOUSTON/GALVESTON tually filling the hospital," Dr. PeterWA Scot Roberts. . (713) 527-9111 -Nurnerous Pastas Mansell, the hospital's medical director, former acute care facility, Citizens SAN ANTONIO/CORPUS CHRISTI and much more General Hospital, is underway and AIDS Tim Ramm. . (512) 822-9213 stated. Eventually the entire AIDS outpatient patients will be accepted beginning CLASSIFlED DEPARTMENT clinic at M.D. Anderson Hospital will September 2. Dallas Bureau-Steve Miles Bayou City Oyster Company move to the new institute, TWTNEWS AMI, founder of the investor-owned Houston Bureau-Scot Roberts 2171 Richmond Ave_ was advised. hospital industry, is an integrated health TWTMAGAZINE services company, with $2.6 billion in Texas Weekly Publishing Co. (713) 523-6640 Participating in last Sunday's open- ing ceremony was Thomas Sawicki, annual revenues and activities.
PAGE 15 PAGE 14 TWT AUGUST 29 - SEPTEMBER4 1986 TWT AUGUST 29 - SEPTEMBER4 1986 scared when I found out she had been found near my parents lake house [on NEW EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT Lake Livingston on March 23]. "I felt-and I still do-that someone was setting me up," Youens conclud- ed his remarks to TWT NEWS. Youens said he would not do an in- JOCK STRAP CONTEST depth interview with TWT NEWS until the trial was over. To agree to an interview prior to or during the trial could jeopar- NO COVER dize Youens' case-something this publication does not wish to be respon-
all day/all night Entertainer Brandl West believes, "t was set up." sible for. TWT NEWS photo by Scot Roberts. Incidentally, Youens said, "Thanks MAUDE - YOUR EMCEE for printing my address. Much mall was received, mostly from Dallas, San An- BRANDI WEST tonio and Austin." AWAITS TRIAL If you wish to convey your friendship, write to Clifford Youens, San Jacinto Entertainer Says, "Things Sheriff's Office, Post Office Box 7, Cold Ileally Look Good for Me." Spring, TX 77331. And Thinks"I WasSet Up/" "I'll survive this and prove my in- nocence," Youens stated. Exclusive 1WT NEWS Ileport. COLD SPRING, TX - Clifford MCCR FALL Youens, a.k.a. Brandi West, remains in custody in this small East Texas town, RENEWAL awaiting trial on charges that he alleged- Ilev. Elder Freda Smith ly murdered his girlfriend, Patrice LeBlanc whose body was found floating HostsSplrltualllenewal. in Lake Livingston last spring. HOUSTON - Rev. Elder Freda Smith Throughout the ordeal, Youens has will be the guest speaker at maintained his innocence while his Metropolitan Community Church of the family and friends gather facts to refute Ressurrection's Fall Spiritual Renewal, the evidence, most of which, according to be held September 4-7at the church's to Youens "is circumstantial." Houston sanctuary, a church In a special communique with TWT spokesperson told TWT NEWS.
------NEWS, Youens said, "Things really do Rev. Elder Smith is the vice- look good for me. My lawyer is very moderator of the UFMCC, and has been THURSDAYS- FRIDAYS- SATURDAYS good. involved with the fellowship since 1971. "I talked with the San.Jacinto Coun- A charismatic, dynamic woman of ty District Attorney for over four-and-a- God, Rev. Elder Smith has moved half hours trying to help him with thousands around the world to live lives anything I could regarding Patrice's of greater commitment. Her message, murder. titled "Purple Grass," is one of the best- DRINK or 'KII "And since I did this voluntarily, he known dealing with the subject of lid 1 agreed to give my lawyer any and all homosexuality and Christianity. =.C_43,_.uCZI evidence the state had against me. The renewal begins with evening wor- "They have and so far there is no ship services on Thursday, September physical evidence, only circumstantial, 4 and continues through the first which can all be explained. weekend in September. A potluck sup- "The biggest thing against me was per in the church's fellowship hall on my running [away on April 5]. But, like Saturday will be followed by a concert I told them, I was upset and also very by Willie Thornton & Sanctuary.
PAGE 16 TWT AUGUST 29 - SEPTEMBER 4 1986 PAGE 17 LAST WEEKEND ,. FOR ALCOHOL IF UNDER 21 Texas' New Drinking Law Goes Into Effect at • Midnight, September 1. AND STAFF $1,000 Fines for Fake I.D.'s and Violators! Joe Perez, organizer of this weekend's statewide Hispanic Conference. TWT NEWSphoto by Chuck Patrick. IVIANAGEMENT F'TNESS AUSTIN - The new Texas drinking - E><.CHANGE law goes into effect at 12:01 a.m. this TEJANOS is proud to Monday, Labor Day, September 1. The announce new law says a person must be 21 years CONFERENCE the return of of age to consume alcohol, beer and Gay & Lesbian Tejanos wine in a nightclub, in a car or even at Georg Chastain Conference in Houston a private party. Violators can be fined up as the ThisLabor Day Weekend. to $1,000, TABC stressed. manager of our It was only a few years ago when HOUSTON - The first-ever neW Dallas club. Texas raised its minimum drinking age statewide Gay & Lesbian Tejanos Con- Georg has from 18 to 19. Now, starting this ference is being held this Labor Day put tOgether September, the drinking age is raised holiday weekend at Houston's Dignity his own staff again-this time two more notches to Center, 3217 Fannin. It begins with and would 21."Of course there are many of us Tex- registration at 8 a.m. this Saturday, August 30. liketo invite ans who remember when Texas didn't even have liquor by the drink until 1973," Arturo Olivas of the National Institute everyone stated one longtime nightclub patron. of Mental Health will conduct a plenary to experience Many clubs across the state have session, "AIDS and Ethnic Minorities," our totally planned parties and farewell specials beginning at 10:30 a.m. Labor Day Weekend for all 19- and Following lunch there will be four Q\1~~ 20-year-oldsto thank them fortheir past hour-long workshops on such topics as atmosphere. support. Although the under-21 group fund raising, women's issues, network- will be allowed to drink in bars through ing, political action, developing this Sunday, all clubs must curtail liquor membership and newsletter production, sales at midnight to all 19-and 20-year- among others. olds because at midnight they will then The Saturday session will conclude officially become ~'minors." with a banquet at 7 p.m. Olivas will be 0 o To examine the new law in detail, TWT the keynote speaker, TWT NEWS was NEWS noted that although one must be advised. fiI\~ HOUSTON 21 to drink, one can still work in a The Sunday leg of the two-day con- 290 RICHMOND AVE. 0 nightClub-even if under 21. ference will resume at noon with more DALLAS 0 ~ U rs 0 932 The under-21 group will also be allow- workshop sessions and conclude at PHONE 524-9 ed to work in convenience stores such 4:45 p.m. with the showing of the film 2525 INWOOD ,233 (i ...... - as 7-11 where beer and wine are sold. Chu/as Fronteras. PtlDIIIE 95&-8311 (i~NAUTILUS- •• EN AND",O"EN The conference is a combined state- But, no one under 21 will be allowed to work in a package liquor store. wide project of the Austin Latino/a Les- For a comprehensive statement on bian & Gay Organization, Dallas Gay the new law and its fines, see the letter Hispanic Coalition, Gay/Lesbian .10'" OE"I from Joe Darnell of the Texas Alcoholic Hispanics Unidos of Houston and Am- "O""o",~D Beverage Commission in TWTCOMMENT, biente of San Antonio, stated organizer 50% OFF AN.U"~LDUES beginning on page 35. Joe Perez.
PAGE 19 °o TWT AUGUST 29 - SEPTEMBEA4 1986 o GOLDEN GIRL STAMPS OUT AIDS Estelle Getty Joins In Nationwide Stamp Sale. Exclusive 1WT NEWS Report. NEW YORK - "Stamp Out AIDS" Friday, August 29: NO COVER stamps-similar to Christmas seals- Farewell to our Male Dancers have begun appearing on mail sent in All your favorites will be dancing tonight! Texas ever since last month when TWT NEWS reported that the new stamps Estelle Getty, star of the hit TV series Golden Girls, joins were available in Texas. Stamps were in- the campaign to help people with AIDS by using the new Saturday, August 30: NO COVER troduced on a special Showtime Cable "Stamp Out AIDS" seal. TWT NEWS photo by Michael Maron. TV production of As /s in Austin several ) Farewell to Saturday Shows weeks ago and were also on sale at the director Glines. "The stamps will not on- Final Show 11 pm starring recent gay rodeo in Oklahoma City. ly raise money, but also show we care." Dallas Thompson, project adminis- For more information about "Stamp trator in New York, told TWT NEWS that Out AIDS," contact Thompson at he had received numerous inquiries (212)354-8899. from Texans wishing to purchase the stamps and join in the nationwide effort. DALLAS WOMEN'S The nationwide effort to sell more "Stamp Out AIDS" stamps was joined CHORUS JOINS \ last week by noted actress, Estelle Get- Chorus Accepted Into ty, when she took time out from taping Greater Dallas Music Lynn Tasha Denise her current hit on NBC-TV, The Go/den Christopher Kohl Anderson Gir/s. Getty plays the part of the grand- Foundation Family. mother on the Saturday night show. DALLAS - The Dallas Women's SundaYI August 31: NO COVER Getty's connection with "Stamp Out Chorus, having met the qualifications AIDS" comes through project director for membership, was accepted into the Farewell Bash for 19 & 20 year aids John Glines, who produced the Tony Greater Dallas Music foundation fami- FREE BEER BUSTI 2pm Award-winning Torch Song Trilogy, in ly at a recent meeting. 'til closing at 12 midnight which Getty made her highly acclaim- The officers include Rose Mary ed Broadway debut. Williams as president, Donna Slocumb "I asked Estelle to help," said Glines, as vice president and Carla Williams as MondaYI September 1: CLOSED "because she's an archetypical mother secretary/treasurer. Both Williams and The Lumber Company will be closed for figure. How could you say 'no' to J. Jacobs, president of the foundation, remodelin~. Watch for our Grand Estelle? I never could." had been working together the past few Opening coming soon at The stamps sell in sheets of six for months to fill this need in the communi- $1."I wanted to create an affordable way ty, it was reported. - for everyone to contribute," Glines said. The Greater Dallas Music Foundation, "For just a dollar everyone can help." Dallas on Tap, the Oak Lawn Symphonic Stamps can be purchased by sending Band and the Dallas Womens Chorus $1.00 for each set of six, along with a and special guests for the evening, the THE~~UMBER COMPANY self-addressed stamped envelope to Metropolitan Community Church Choir, 700 ~ Jennings • Ft. Worth, Tex. • [817]~0192 "Stamp Out AIDS," 240 West 44th will all appear together in a program of ••• W.A.D.S. & 651 Ft. Worth 1st Annual Street, New York, NY 10036.If paying by Broadway show tunes at EI Centro Col- 8500 Cash Prize Drawing check, make payable to "National AIDS lege on Saturday, September 27. Sunday, August 31 Network/Stamp Out AIDS." Information may be obtained by call- 8:30Q.m • 9:30om • 10:30om "I hope Estelle is only one of millions ing (214)960-1927," the president of Who will use the stamps," said project GDMF said.
PAGE 120 TWT AUGUST 129- SEPTEMBEA4 1986 I TWT AUGUST 129_ SEPTEMBEA4 1986 PAGE 121 AUSTIN FORMS HOUSTON'S OMEGA DISCRIMINATION HOUSE OPENS TASK FORCE AIDS Hospice Welcomes Glenn Maxey Appointed as FirstFive Patients. Coordinator of New Group. HOUSTON - A grand opening was AUSTIN - The Capitol City has form- held August 24 to welcome Omega ed an AIDS-related Discrimination Task House to Montrose. The facility, located Force to monitor the growing problem at 616 Branard, is one of the first of persons with AIDS losing their jobs, hospices in the United States to be their insurance, their housing and their devoted exclusively to providing care to lifelong support system. persons with AIDS, executive director The decision to form such a task Michael Shuff stated. force was reached at last month's com- The first residents are expected to munity meeting of individuals and per- move in this week. "Expansion to 10 sons representing almost every gay and beds is planned as soon as funding is lesbian group in Austin. "A lengthy available," Shuff told TWT NEWS. discussion of AIDS-related discrimina- The hospice was founded by Eleanor tion in Austin was held," reported Glenn Munger, a retired educator, who has Maxey,the newly-appointed coordinator been named president of the Omega of the group. House board of directors. Other board Because of reports of discrimination officers are Michael Shuff, secretary and cases and the fact that there is every in- executive director of Omega House; dication that cases will continue to rise, Stuart Kane, treasurer; and Ronald consensus was soon reached that the Pogue, chairman. time for action had arrived. "In light of Pogue is former pastor of Bering national and state inaction, it was decid- Memorial United Methodist Church and ed that our attention should be focus- is now pastor at Spring Woods UMC. ed on local government to address this Robert J. Awe, M.D., is house physician problem," Maxey said. and heads a volunteer staff that in- From the discussion a Task Force on cludes four other medical doctors. Nurs- AIDS-related discrimination was form- ing and other patient care is also pro- ed. The organization is to be a com- vided by volunteers. munity-wide group composed of both The estimated cost per patient per individuals and organizations, ranging day at Omega House is about $90,which from political to religious groups. is much less than the $400to $1500 per The Task Force held its first organiza- day at Houston area hospitals. Most tional meeting on August 28 at the residents admitted to Omega House MCCA building, 1100Springdale Road. have outlived their financial resources Temporary committees have already and have no friends or family available been appointed to begin preliminary to provide the care required during the work. terminal stages of this illness. "Persons A documentation committee has dying of AIDS are accepted without started collecting data concerning regard for ability to pay," stated Munger. discrimination that has occurred. A Financial donations, materials and legal affairs committee has started services for Omega House has come researching the laws and ordinances from religious groups, medical groups, A political action and lobbying com- foundations, corporations and indivi- mittee has begun strategy meetings in duals. According to Shuff, "Omega their areas. Other committees, yet to be House has no state funding and is en- filled, are data and research, medical tirely dependent upon private donations and scientific, and public relations. for funds, materials and services."
TWT AUGUST 29 - SEPTEMBER 4 1986 PRGE 23 The screening committee will meet CANDIDATES with each candidate to personally inter- NIGHT AT DGA view them during the two-week period, FAGGOT! QUEER! DYKE! PERVERT! September 2-14.The interviews will take Councilwoman Diane place at a lawyer's office in the Galleria, Ragsdale Addresses Hill stated. Sept. 8th Meeting. HGPC has also beefed up its voter be criminals. registration drive. "We've registered 118 DALLAS - City Councilwoman I've heard these words. You have, too. Where is our outrage? And what price new voters and added nearly that many We hide from them, or we learn to live our dignity? Does our silence turn a Diane Ragsdale will be the guest to our mailing list," reported Tim Hall. with them; we fear them, or we fight Hotze into a Hitler or a Welch into a Dan speaker at the next monthly meeting of "We will have another push over Labor them. But we all hear them! White? the Dallas Gay Alliance this Monday, Day weekend when we'll be out at the The Justices of the Supreme Court Each and every gay person in this September 8. She will address the bars with our voter registration drive," country must participate-either through heard them and decided they were true. membership on apartheid and other Hall reminded. In the midst of Independence celebra- their time, their money, or their votes! issues of concern to the black com- "I'm very encouraged that many in- tions, and in a mockery of everything HGPC has been on the front lines for munity in Dallas, DGA told TWT NEWS_ dividuals outside HGPC aretaking voter those celebrations stood for, our highest more than a decade. We are there at City The meeting will also serve as Can- Hall ... at Reisner Street ... at the Court registration cards and filling them out," court decided we deserved those slurs- didate's Night, a traditional event where and more. They decided we deserved to House. We are there for you. stated Hill. Deadline for voter registra- potential officeholders seek recognition tion is October 3, 30 days prior to the from the Dallas Gay Political Caucus, November 4 election. The Fight Continues, the political action committee of DGA. The phone banks are being cranked Bill Nelson, president of DGA, said up and there will be "a work session on But We Need Your Help Ragsdalewas invited to help cement the getting the HGPC's mailing list up- coalition of two groups that have been dated," reported Don Hrchovy. oppressed historically, blacks and At the top of the Novemberticket will Please help us work for you. Send your donation (all amounts homosexuals. "It is necessary to com- appreciated), and this ad to HGPC, POB 66664, Houston, TX 77266. be the governor's race. HGPC president, bat discrimination where it exists, in the Annise Parker, called the caucus' atten- United States or South Africa," he said. tion to the recent development that the Bring your concerns and opinions to our next meeting this DGA monthly meetings are held the Texas Women's Political Caucus had Wednesday, September 3 at 7:30pm at Holiday Inn Central, second Monday of each month at 7:30 just announced it wouldn't endorse 4640 Main. Visitors welcome. Call (713)521-1000 for membership p.m.,at MCCR, 2701 Reagan. either candidate-Bill Clements or Mark information. White. HOUSTON GPC It seems that White failed to respond to the women's caucus screening ques- CHARGED UP tionnaire. Furthermore, White's cam- FOR FALL paign manager, Dwayne Holman said, , "They [the women's caucus] wanted Sept. 3-Board Election; more attention paid to esoteric issues Sept. 17-Candidates Night. such as gay rights." Exclusive 7WT NEWS Report. Former HGPC president, Sue Lovell, Annise Parker suggested that HGPC members write to President HOUSTON - This city's Gay the Texas Women's Political Caucus Political Caucus is tuned up and charg- thanking them for bringing the gay ed up for a busy fall session heading in- rights issue out into the open. to the crucial November general elec- In other HGPC developments at its tion. High on the list is the September August 20 meeting, two candidates- 17meeting when the caucus will decide Dennis Hatch and David Kelly-were which candidates should be endorsed. nominated for board seat #9. GAY POLITICAL CAUCUS "Questionnaires to all candidates Other nominees will be accepted on were mailed out earlier this month," the third and final call for nominations Look for more information in this space in two weeks. stated Jim Owens of the Political Action at the next meeting of HGPC on Announcement paid for by friends of HGPC. Committee. "And some of them have September 3 at which time caucus will already mailed them back," stated Ray vote on Hatch vs. Hall-and perhaps Hill. others-to fill the board seat ~
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NO • 1 732 Westheimer. COVER • 523-2213 • Houston • :------~------. ------\VII Caven Enterprises, Inc. ~ .-- COMMENT I ~ Dallas, Texas ;;hiS column readers exchange ideas with other readers and with our editor in a public forum. Addressall letters to: Comment, TWT,2205 Montrose, Houston, Texas 77006.All letters become theproperty of TWTand must be signed (if you don't wish your name printed, please specify). Galveston Doily News suffering from the epidemic? Why are hemophiliacs-as well as newborn August 29, 1986 Editor- The Galveston Daily News has babies whose heterosexual mothers have taken a lot of heat lately ever since TWT AIDS-suffering? Why is it that, in Africa, COMMENT reprinted "An Opinion" on the U.S. AIDS is mainly a disease of heterosexual supreme Court decision by Michael Smith, men and women, who suffer in equal To our 19 and 20 year old customers: which appeared in that newspaper on July 9. numbers? Is Mr. Smith's God so cold- It should be noted that "An Opinion" was blooded as to make all of these people a letter·to·the·editor and not the newspaper's own editorial, its managing suffer just so He can "get" editor, Richard Fogaley stressed in a letter homosexuals? We value your patronage. In keeping with Mr. Smith states that gays have no to TWT. In fact, the Galveston Daily News' otticisl constitutional rights, a vast over- our philosophy of providing the best in editorial statement is very supportive of generalization. He is a better hatemonger human rights and one's right to privacy. than a lawyer. This rhetoric is reml- entertainment to the Gay Community, we soon In its July 2 editorial, the newspaper's niscent of that used by a couple of other managing editor wrote, "One of this figures whose positions Mr. Smith would \11 will bring you administration's catch phrases has been feel most comfortable with-Lyndon that it wants to get government off the backs LaRouche and Adolph Hitier. of the people. It has been getting off their I think it is encouraging that, in our backs and hiding in their closets, snooping country where liberty is the most on their private affairs. cherished right, the Gallup poll, "By invading the 'houses, hearts and conducted after the decision in Hardwick minds' of its citizens, the Supreme Court in vs. Bowers was handed down, showed this ruling [21.06J brings us one step closer that only 34% of the American people to the totalitarian, insane world of George agree with the Supreme Court's 5·4 Orwell's 1984.Big Brother is knocking at the door," wrote Fogaley in his editorial. decision that the states had the right to TWT is pleased to add the Galveston deprive consenting adult homosexuals of Daily News to its list of newspapers (along the privacy of their own homes. A view with the Austln-Amerlcan Statesman and more consistent with our heritage of Dallas-Tlrnes Herald) who found fault freedom was expressed by Justice with the recent U.S. Supreme Court deci- Blackmun, writing for himself and sion. Justices Marshall, Brennan and Stevens, Nevertheless, TWT readers continue to that "(T)his case is about the most write their responses on the subject. See comprehensive of rights and the right below. most valued by civilized men ... the right Dear Editor: to be let alone." I am writing in response to Michael Jim Flaherty A JUICE BAA Smith's "Opinion," published by you on Houston, Texas July 9, 1986 [and reprinted in TWT COMMENT on August 15]. Although it is not strictly Dear Mr. Smith: Possible to reply to blind hatred, I will try You obviously are very set in your ... a place of your own to party at to comment on a few of his points. opinion, and being a human being (a term Mr. Smith quotes the Bible in con- that should be used very loosely in this the Crossroads. demning gay people he has never met. case) you are entitled to publicize that Let us also remember that the Bible opinion. I, too, have an opinion, one that I orders us not to judge others, as he does, choose to express now. lest we ourselves be judged. Most You, sir, are one of thousands of badly Offensively, Mr. Smith strongly implies misinformed, ignorant, or just plain ~~'Il-~ that the tragedy of AIDS is God's stupid people who feel the need to jUdgment on homosexuals. If this is so, persecute people for being what they Why is it that gay women are not were meant to be, and that is wrong.
PAGE 34 TWT AUGUST 29 - SEPTEMBEA4 1986 TWT AUGUST 29 - SEPTEMBEA4 1986 PAGE 3S Your ignorance abounds throughout your inalienable rights, that among these are would like to know just how he is so sure our presence on those who prefer we did letter (can you think of no word except life, liberty, and the pursuit of of his facts. I am a homosexual. I am not exist. that derogatory reference "the homo's"? happiness." quite happy, joyous and very bright. I am Mr. Smith seems very indignant about How would you like to be referred to as Would you be happy if things were a veteran of the Armed Forces of the the permit being denied to the religious "the breeder"?) .... turned around? If gay was the norm and United States. I am a taxpayer and a law- group. Well, there is no limit to dis- You took God and his holy Bible and straight considered deviant? Imagine how abiding .citizen, with the exception of crimination. Today the homosexuals, used them as weapons in your letter; you would feel if you were constantly section 21.06 of the Texas Penal Code. I tomorrow who knows. Discrimination is a somehow I doubt that this would please told that you were sick, and besieged by think that Mr. Smith, and all other non- virus that feeds on itself. Mr. Smith feels God. The Bible was not meant to be used people who said they could heal you and homosexuals have much more to fear it is perfectly alright to deny homosexu- as a shield to hide behind while you self- make you "normal" when all the time you from 21.06 than I. I am very used to this als their just rights, but it is wrong to righteously attack people whom you were happy being you, knowing that discrimination, Mr. Smith, and all other deny him what he feels are his just don't consider worthy of God's love. He turning to the "norm" would be going Mr. Smiths in this world are not. Today rights. How does discrimination feel, Mr. meant it as a guide to loving your fellow completely against your nature and make we have 21.06; tomorrow we may have a Smith? man and Him. Matthew 7 tells us, "Judge you a very unhappy, dissatisfied human law that states it is a criminal offense for Mr. Smith seems to forget that we are not that ye not be judged. For with that being? Would you change, even though a man and woman to have intercourse in all God's creation. I find it hard to believe judgment ye judge, so ye shall be judged. deep down inside you never truly could? any position other than the missionary that God would create something that is Many ignorant people share your position. After all, God designed the an abomination to His eyes, as Mr. Smith " And in Matthew 5:10-18, we are told, views, but remember the difference human body to perform intercourse in chooses to believe. . "Blessed are they which are persecuted between ignorance and stupidity-ignor- that position. Any other position is an Richard Morris for righteousness sake, for theirs is the ance can be enlightened, stupidity abomination. Dallas, Texas kingdom of heaven ... blessed are ye cannot. Which are you, Mr. Smith? All I find it hard to comprehend that Mr. when men shall revile you and persecute you need do is open your eyes and hearts Smith would use AIDS as a condemna- Yellow Journalism you, and shall say all manner of evil and see people not as gay or straight or tion from God. Mr. Smith did not state Editor- The following letter was sent to against you, for my sake .... Rejoice and black or white or male or female but as his religious affiliation, but he tried to Soundoff at the Houston Post. be glad, for so persecuted were the people!!! Because inside we're all the make it quite clear that he is a God- prophets before you, and great shall be same and we are all born with the same fearing Christian. I would like to ask Mr. Dear Editor: your reward in heaven .... Ye are the ability to love; it is society and ourselves Smith to reexamine the definition of Rosalind Jackler (Aug. 7, 1986) light of the world, a city that is set on a that warp that ability and twist tt into Christian. I can quote the Bible also: exemplifies questionable judgement and hill cannot be hidden .... " I would think prejudice, cruelty, and hatred. "Judge not least ye be judged." ... borders on yellow journalism with her that from your letter that you are passing It is hatred such as yours that makes a AIDS is very prevalent in Africa. It is "MISUSE OF AIDS GRANT MONEY" judgment on your fellow man, something 'mother cry and a father swear because mostly non-homosexuals who are afflict- article written around incorrect ed with the AIDS virus. Am I to believe Christ himself taught against. their son was killed just for being black. information and "Scandal Magazine" You say that his "fire" is AIDS; then It causes heartbreak, ulcers, alcoholism, that God doesn't like black Africans. headlines. how do you explain it originating in mental illness and suicide. It is evil and What have they done in the eyes of God, The AIDS Foundation of Houston raised Mr. Smith? I have the impression that Mr. Africa, where thousands of women and downright disgusting to treat other an untrue issue and Ms. Jackler, all too children have it, and why does it attack human beings as though they are a Smith feels that all catastrophic diseases eagerly, ran with it. The "Probe" straight people as well? Couldn't God disease simply for being themselves. are a sign from God. Well, who can we mentioned by state health department single out gays if it was his intent to Hatred, not homosexuality, is the true blame for cancer, multiple sclerosis, offical Bob Williams did take place, and Down's syndrome? destroy people for being gay? And who "abomination." the end result being NO MISUSE.OF were such diseases as cancer and herpes And you'd better be careful, Mr. Smith. I also take exception to Mr. Smith's FUNDS, and a very good report card for meant to punish, in your "expert" You may enjoy your witch hunt now, but statement that we, homosexuals, have no The Montrose Clinic's counseling program constitutional rights. I for one am a firm opinion? I don't know about you, but I always remember that the day may come and HTLV-III testing program. was taught that God is a generous, all when the tables are turned and you are believer in the Constitution of the United Unfortunately, when the State Health loving God, not some angry being out to no longer the hunter, but the game. States. We do not have equal protection Department made its report clearing the destroy all that is not perfect. If he were; And you just may get caught. under the law, but I am a productive air, Ms. Jackler chose not to report such a citizen of the United States, and as such surely everyone would have perished long Sarah O'Dowd non-spectacular revelation by ignoring it am entitled to all the privileges under ago because no one is perfect. . Dallas, Texas completely. If this is sound journalism, You think that the law should close that Constitution that Mr. Smith enjoys. the Post has not "merited my My rights are limited under the down gay bars, but I'd be willing to bet Dear Editor: confidence." Constitution when my sexual preference you wouldn't be too terribly pleased if I feel that I must reply to the letter Alan Pierce is brought to bear as it pertains to gay people began going to your favorite from Mr. Michael Smith .... Treasurer, Montrose Clinic housing, employment, etc .... Houston, Texas pub. Mr. Smith wants to take exception to And as for having no constitutional the anachronism applied to homosexuals Mr. Smith states that all homosexual rights, the truth is summed up in the GAY. As so many of the non-homosexu- bars should be closed. Well, closing the "Whisper Campaign" opening words of the U.S. Constitution- als in this world choose to do, he has bars would leave us no place to congre- the Declaration of Independence: "We made himself an authority on the gate socially, so we would have to spread An Open Letter to the San Antonio Gay hold these truths to be self-evident, that feelings, attitudes, and lifestyles of out into non-homosexual areas. The bars Pride Committee, the Gay Fiesta all men are created equal, that they are homosexuals. He states that the term came into being because we choose to Commission and the gay community: endowed by their creator with certain, does not apply to the homosexual. Well, II spend time with our own and not force The time has come for me to address
TWT AUGUST 29 - SEPTEMBER 4 19 TUJT AUGUST 29 - SEPTEMBER 4 1966 PAGE 37 PAGE 36 the fact that I have become the target of I take full responsibility for my actions big happy hour party to celebrate the age will rise to 21 on Labor Day. The a "whisper campaign" that threatens my and expect the Gay Pride Committee to promotion one of them had just received. present legal age is 19. livelihood, my health, my association do the same. Apparently the committee We were told to show up at West L.A., a At 12:01 a.m. on Monday, September 1, with The Calendar, indeed my very has discovered that it is quite easy to big, white suburban club I'd never even possession or consumption of alcoholic existence in San Antonio. find a scapegoat and affix blame in an heard of. We were told to dress up beverages will be illegal for any person This all stems from the fact that I attempt to simplify a complex situation because of a rather stringent dress code. who has not reached his or her 21st wrote two checks totaling $400 on the and ease the guilt and responsibility. When we arrived, we were told our birthday. The cnlyexceptton is if the Gay Pride Committee account for my If the Gay Pride Committee is deter- attire was too casual. One of us had a underage person is in the immediate personal use. In no way was I attempting mined to continue their Aztec ritual and white shirt and dark slacks. Another had physical presence of his own parents or to embezzle or make off with the funds offer up my still-beating heart on the altar tan cords and a brown dress shirt. spouse who is over 21. Possession of an undetected; the checks were made out to of gossip in an attempt to appease the Another had a white jumpsuit and alcoholic beverage by the underage thousands of dollars' worth of gold me, signed by me and deposited in my gods of Gay Fiesta and public opinion. person is a misdemeanor with a possible personal checking account-hardly they must realize that the gods are not jewelry. I had light blue slacks and a fine of $25 to $200. actions taken to advoid detection. When always appeased and, in the case of the Lacoste rugby shirt. The jumpsuit and I It is also a crime for the underaged the committee requested the checkbook $4,500 debt, the drought continues. were the ones determined too casual for West L.A. person to present false identification or for audit and I was not able to The choices are simple. I will not to misinterpret his age in an attempt to .mmediately restore the funds to the accept the role of victim in this silly Meanwhile, we saw white males purchase alcoholic beverages, or to admitted who were wearing all sorts of account, I did attempt to cover up my melodrama and allow the committee to successfully make such a purchase even informal attire-cowboy clothes, actions by filling the carbon register sacrifice me to rumor-and-scandal-hungry without misrepresenting his age. In either fictitiously. I repaid the funds to the San Antonio. Nor will I allow them to Hawaiian shirts, guayabera shirts. They case, the first offense is as the same as committee in full on June 4, 1986, after accept the role of innocents with the looked like they were ready for an for possession. Giving alcohol to a minor resigning from the committee because of dialogue of "It's not our fault." The time outdoor barbecue or some Sunday carries a fine of $100 to $500. my actions. has come to take positive, productive morning beachcombing. The final straw Sale of alcoholic beverages to an Now I am being blamed as the sole action to remedy the situation and come came when a peroxided blonde bimbo underage person is the most serious reason for the collapse of Solamente, and up with ways to repay the debt to Gay wearing almost nothing above the waist offense. A fine of $100 to $500 and/or a the subsequent inability of The Gay Pride Fiesta. was welcomed inside, although her outfit year in jail is the penalty for the first Committee to repay all the funds I offered my letter of resignation to The seemed appropriate only for the corner of violation. A second violation can result to Broadway and Third around midnight. borrowed from the Gay Fiesta Com- Calendar the first week of July, and its the same jail term and/or a fine of $500 to mission to produce not just Solamente, publisher Michael Stevens chose not to We were not even allowed to get a $1,000. message delivered to our friends inside, I but all the Gay Pride Week events. This is accept it. I have taken this choice away McBeath also cautioned that the age simply not the case. from him and resigned my position as so we finally left, uncertain whether we ;;hange will affect persons entering Solamente was in trouble in April with editor of the paper to devote my energies were being denied entrance because we package stores. Liquor stores may not were black or because we were gay ... or the loss of location and with local TABC to ending the situation that exists allow underage persons to even enter the I officials. An emergency meeting was between me, Gay Pride and Gay Fiesta. both. The real reason was obviously not store, and most such establishments our clothing. I was wondering if anyone held in The Calendar offices between Gay If you truly believe, indeed, that this is have warning signs prominently posted. else out there (black or gay or both) has Pride Committee members and Gay all my fault, then give me the opportunity "Many young people do not realize it is ever felt discriminated against by any of II Fiesta Commission members. At that to remedy the situation. I am calling upon a criminal offense to ignore the warning the white Northside straight clubs of San time I recommended the cancellation of both committees to meet with me, and signs and enter a liquor store," said Solamente. The joint decision was to together we might just be able to ring the Antonio? It taught me one thing-there's McBeath. "It is criminal trespass under no place like home! And from now on, I press on in an attempt to salvage the curtain down on another act of section 30.05 of the Texas Penal Code, event. Many options were explored and "Melodrama-San Antonio Style." home will be the open-door gay clubs like which is a Class B misdemeanor." I the Copa [now Paper Moon] and the discarded. John B. Valentine Another common misconception is Bonham Exchange! I After resigning from the committee I San Antonio, Texas that drinking age violations only apply to JOhn Raymond McGuire met with the committee in an attempt to public places. "That's not true," said I San Antonio, Texas assist in the transfer of my 'duties with S.A. Discrimination McBeath. "It will be just as illegal in a I' Solamente to other committee members. party barn, a fraternity house or a car I informed the committee that my Dear TWT: 21 to Drink parked on private property," he said. I After years of patronizing only the big roommate, Richard, was able and willing McBeath urged voluntary compliance Thefollowing letter from Joe Darnell of the I to assume all responsibility for the event. gay bars of San Antonio (The old Sunset, on the part of both licensees and The committee chose to ignore this and the new Copa, the Bonham Exchange, Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission III concerning this state's new drinking law underage former customers. Anyone who subsequently cancelled Solamente and The Club), I guess I became a little too has a question about the upcoming comfortable and complacent. I didn't was made available to TWT COMMENT by the effectively dis-included Richard from all change can obtain clarification from the I further committee meetings for nearly realize discrimination could still exist. I'm Bar Owners Association of Texas (BOAT}.-Editor nearest district office of the Texas I· two years. The rest of the story is public black and gay, so to mainstream white Alcoholic Beverage Commission, or at I knowledge, with thinly-veiled attacks and society I guess I have two strikes against A different kind of dry spell is coming the main office in Austin, telephone counter-attacks published in both TWT me. The other night, my friends and I this weekend for some Texans. (512)458-2500. I and The Calendar. struck out. W.S. McBeath, administrator of the Joe Darnell What I did was wrong and I have never Four of us-all black gays-were in- Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission TABC Official I attempted to portray it in any other light. vited by some white friends to attend a ISSueda reminder that the legal drinking I Austin, Texas 'WI? PAGE 38 TWT AUGUST 29 - SEPTEMBER4 1986 -Tun-AUGU<;T 90 _ c;:~pn:MR~A. ..d 10AA I PAGE 39 c .' '" "'~~"~'"> .~_;;;~~ TEXAS'
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guities lie at the heart of a fulfilling love that almost was. Kay Dick has written of a relationship between two women, one who survives and one who did not, in the first paperback edition out this year of The Shelf. As a letter to Francis, Cassandra describes her passion for, and the love evoked by, Anne. Anne had been married to Maurice in a soon-to-wilt romance, revealing Maurice's homosexuality, his drunken- ness, and revealing Anne's true motive for marrying him-pity. They separated; he dallied with men and she allowed herself to be dallied with by rich foreigners who took her on trips around THE SHE L F the world. Cassandra, a writer, met Anne at a Catholic "retreat," a type of vaca- tion resort for those in need of solitude for meditation or creative rejuvenation. Cassandra, raised by her mother in the world of art, blind to the distinctions between sexual preferences, was slow The Shelf by Kay Dick; fiction; 109 pp.; Gay to respond to Anne's declarations of Men's Press, c/o Alyson Publications Inc., 40 real love for Cassandra. A part of Anne Plympton Street, Boston, MA 02118; soft- was still invested in men, though not cover, $6.50 (please add $1.00 postage & romantically or truly sexually. She would ~ndling). not resist the blandishments of their at- tention, given her husband's hostility to Reviewed by David Fields her, and Cassandra's feigned indif- ference. No easy answers, uncertain resolu- Unfortunately, the story starts out tions, lingering memories and ambi- slowly, the reader is left in a sea of ig-J
TWT AUGUST 29 - SEPTEMBER4 1986 PAGE 43 norance; much of the first part of the book is presented without explaining to the reader what is going on, where the reader does not even know the ques- tions. One would benefit from reading the book over from the beginning just to understand what was being said in the first half. In comparison to the many love let- ters Anne wrote to Cassandra, she only wrote three back to Anne. Anne was Join us for Labor Day with a man in a small hotel in the coun- Breakfast and Lunch try when she "accidentally" overdosed on sleeping pills. Under her pillow in her SPECIALS: locked room by herself, Anne kept MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 Cassandra's three letters, which remain- • Shrimp Newburg Omelet $4.95 ed there until the police took them away. • Eggs Benedict $4.95 They lay in the police room on the shelf, • San Francisco Omelet $3.49 from which Kay Dick gives the book its • Chicken Parmesan with title. • Fettuccine Alfredo $4.95 It is an unsatisfying denouement; • $1 Mimosas and $1.25 Champagne and though the • Weekday Breakfast love exchanged, Specials$2.49·$3.49 for whatever brief the period, gave • Everyday: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Specials the relationship true meaning and A Special Thanks to the significance, what Community for your constructive mean- ing and signifi- continued support. cance can the book's readers ~ draw from such a 1102 WESTHEIMER, HOUSTON short, episodic (713) 522-3332 event? ,\II?1- ~ .f~Wt' ..J... .- THEATRE "J. fY by BillieDuncan whites or that race doesn't matter in those roles. In other entertainment news, tonight Auditions are Monday and Tuesday, is the last night of the 1986 Houston september 1 and 2, at 7 p.m. at the Jazz Festival at Miller Outdoor Theatre. theatre, 1611Greenville. For an appoint- Performing are Bubbha Thomas & the ment, call (214)821-1860.Good luck! Lightmen, Kirk Whalum and the Sum This weekend only at the theatre, Jean-PaulSarte's No Exit will be the late show following The Phantom of the Opera. For both or either show, call the above number. In Fort Worth, at Stage West, Neil Simon's Brighton Beach Memoirs, which opened August 20, is already a hit, getting rave reviews from audience and critics alike. The theatre can seat up to 755 people in a week. The first week of Brighton Beach Memoirs, they seated 740 people. Ushers at the theatre are now being equipped with shoe horns, in order to fit all the people in. Brighton Beach Memoirs is tentative- ly scheduled to close on September 20, but the possibility of an extended run looks good. In any case, get your tickets Kirk Wha/um. now, or you might not be able to get them at all. Call (817)332-6238. Arts All-Stars, directed by Lanny Steele In Texas City, Reggie Schwander is and featuring Anita Moore, Arnett Cobb, directing William Shakespeare's The Milt Larkin, Conrad Johnson and Jim- Tempestat College of the Mainland, and my Ford, along with Thomas and Ray Cedar Springs Road. Get your tickets all the word is that it is a most unusual pro- Bauduc. In other words, a veritable All right, Dallas! Theatre Gemini's hit, Crossroads Market. If you plan to try to: duction. But what he's done to make it who's who of jazz will be on hand. So, A Late Snow, is now a smash hit, and get tickets at the door, call (214)521-891 unusual would not be divulged by any- go by and enjoy! has been held over for this weekend. to make reservations; otherwise, youl one at the college. You'll have to find At the Laff Stop in Houston this When A Late Snow was done by may be left standing on the sidewalk out for yourself. The show opens Sep- weekend, Rosie O'Donnell will be tear- Diversity Theatre in Houston, it had to Actors in Dallas, call to audition to tember 4, and runs through the 28th. For ing up the turf, along with Martin Lewis be held over twice. It could have run Emporium Productions' next show a' times and tickets, cal! (409)938-1211or and Conrad Lawrence. Big news from even longer, but the women involved the Greenville Avenue Pocket Sandwic (713)486-8272. the club is that Pete Barbutti will be per- could not rearrange their schedules- Theatre, which will be William Saroyan' In Austin, Seven Were Hanged con- forming there September 23through 28. even though they would have loved to The Time of Your Life. Fourteen men tinues at the Live Oak Theatre through Their number is (713)524-2333. continue the show. It looks as if the fine five women and one boy (10to 12 year September 6. Call (512)472-7134.And, In Galveston, the superb talents of production of the play in Dallas might old, with a good singing voice) are need MaratlSadecontinues at the Capitol City Marilyn Maye will be showcased in a have the same problem, so buy your ed. They particularly need an older rna Playhouse through October 4. Call concert at the Grand 1894Opera House, tickets, if you can, and try not to miss who plays the harmonica, a man in hi (512)472-1855. on September 6 at 8 p.m. Call (409) twenties who can dance and a blac this exciting show. In Houston, this is the last weekend 765-1894 or (713)480-1894. A Late Snow (by the late Jane man in his twenties who can play th to see the Alley Theatre's fine produc- Remember that even in the midst of Chambers) will play tonight (Friday, piano. Since they only mentioned on tion of How the Other Half Loves by tragedy, there is art, beauty and joy all August 29), tomorrow and Sunday at 8 role as specifically "black," one can onl Alan Ayckbourn. For tickets, call (713) around you. Enjoy all the happiness you I assume that the rest of the roles are fO 228-8421. can. \IJ/, ~ p.m. at the Gay Community Center, 3920 ~------TnwmTAAiUuGG:UUSS-Tr2<299=SS;EEPP:TrEENMi8B:EiERR44~19~ TUiT AUGUST29- SEPTEMBER41986 PAGE47 PAGE46 ENO OF SU.MMEH SALE! nvOOAYS We are clearing hundreds of overstocked records from our vault room. Severaf uom o../. coffee/ions! And a bonus-Ham S overstocked treasures! Most of them beginning at 3 for $5.00. This sale includes LPs, 12-inch 11-- singles, imports and collectables. Do not miss this BIG SALE THURSDAY NIGHTS starting this Friday at 10:30AM and _,--L_-.-_-_-_-~TW ending Saturday at 6PM. !I TALENT ·CONTEST __~N.8:E~-T:·
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"John Day died." No, it couldn't be. Not John Day who worked out so regularly, who fussed at others about their health, who prided himself on his great physical condition. Not John. As the shock turned to tears, I realized what was playing on the sound system: "Spirit in the Sky." I'm going up to the spirit in the sky. That's where I'm gonna go when I die. When I die and they lay me to rest, I'm gonna go to the place that's the best. How appropriate. If anyone spent his life heading for heaven, it was John. "The Spirit in the Sky." Yeah, that's a song that John would sing, all right. I could hear his arrangement of it, with his sister Doris belting out the lead with all the fervor and excitement that a single human being could muster. Or, if Doris were not around, outrageous Dana Rogers would be up there. And maybe all the others who at one time or another were part of John Day & Com- pany would be together at one time. John would be playing the bejabbers out of the piano, and all the other per- formers would be singing and clapping. And the audience would be loving it. The magic of fine talent would overcome the smoke of the bar, and a superb musical moment would explode into a room of Moments. Moments. Another life. joy. Another death. Who was he anyway? Then I would ask him to sing one of Why did I love him? Is he still his originals, and he would comply, giv- somewhere, anywhere, where my words ing everyone with in earshot a small idea can reach him? of his great heart and ability to turn his John Samuel Day died last Wednes- emotions into music. day of pneumonia in St. Louis just But that can't happen now. That will •.• a ilJl before he was scheduled to go home so never happen except in my mind. Now he could be with his family in Ten- the fingers that touched the piano are .. nessee. He knew he was ill. But ap- still. The mind that made the music is .i S Q i 5_~I ~a~~!I.y, he did not know how ill he real- beyond my reach. The voice that sang so sweetly is quiet. On Thursday, I walked into E/J's, and Goodbye, John Samuel Day. Good- bye, my friend. Goodbye, young, strong I~ I JJ 111-')aT a-a-g , -j:~eo~~~~~t,:':-::i.~~i~~h'~::;':. man. May you find the Spirit in the Sky.
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Reviewed by Donalevan Maines boooring pictures I've ever suuuffered through. "I thought these four kids were the most impossible little putses I've ever seen on fiiilm," he drawled. (Whatever "putses" are.) Another movie, Manhunter, he said, "sounds like one of those '50s girlie flicks with the late Jayne Mansfield .... Reading the book I couldn't even sleep with the lights on. Watching the mooovie I found myself dozing in the daaark." The veteran film critic (25years in the dark) would surely feel more at home writing about, say, A Room with a View for a piss-elegant magazine like Ultra than reviewing commercial junk for the vast wasteland. (Would Truman Capote What a treat to have Rex Reedback on have been so indiscriminate?) But it TV (even with smilin' Bill Harris as a should be fun inviting Rex Reed into our sidekick) replacing Siskel & Ebert on the living rooms each week to hear him talk syndicated movie-review program, At trash. the Movies. Especially when he "reads" Bill Har- Reed debuted his new show by call- ris, who may havesacrificed an ounce 01 ing Jeff Goldblum, star of The Fly, "a credibility when he sunk to introducing bug-eyed actor who looks like a talking inferior films on Showtime, touting each insect already." of them as if they were classics. Is he a As for the movie, "I've had bigger critic or a sellout? Time will tell. scares from the insects in backyard One thing I can say forthe guy is he's barbecues," Reed whined, adding that enthusiastic, even to the point of dig- "there's nothing wrong with TheFly that ging up "The ABC Song" from an old a giant, 500-pound flyswatter couldn't Three Stooges short and proclaiming it Cure." the first movie music video. Then, when co-host Harris was With his mini-features and Rex Reed's through gushing about the "terrific and surly putdowns, we should be in for touching" greasy-kid stuff film, Stand By some good times this season At the .....- ••• Me, Reed called it "one of the most Movies-at home. "II?
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Pfeiffer, and for a leading man the girls going to do the best I can to speak have none other than Jack Nicholson. charitably of poor Jeff Goldblum from Incidentally, look for Cher to turn up now on, since The Fly, which stars Jeff wearing her cockatoo headpiece with a in the old Vincent Price role, is without Blackglama mink in selected Septem- adoubt the worst film I've seen this year. ber magazines .... What becomes a But I guess it really isn't Jeff's fault if legend most? Built-in glamour, for one the film doesn't live up to the standards thing, and Kathleen Turner has barrels of, say, Mesa of Lost Women or Please of it. So I wasn't surprised in the least Don't Eat My Mother. Aliens is my to learn that Kathleen is starring with favorite film of the summer, so I guess Sting in a new movie. It's called Giulia I'm not totally burned out when it comes she's been seen in public dressed as a and Giulia and it's currently shooting in to horror movies .... Are we ready for A (L·r) Ben Cooper, Joen Crawford, leather cockatoo .... A Joan Crawford Europe. Sooner than you think, we'll be Patti "Don't cry for me, Argentina" Sterling Heyden getting Kathleen in Francis Coppola's Lupone as Lady Bird Johnson? Ready end Scott Brady western? Yes! And if you've never seen In 1953's the phenomenally campy Johnny Peggy Sue Got Married, a time-travel or not, that's what we're going to get in Johnny Guitar. Guitar, I suggest you rush immediately fantasy a la Back to the Future .... I LBJ, an upcoming three-hour TV to the nearest video outlet and rent it. seemto recall that Peggy Sue was once miniseries based on the life of Lyndon ~ Cher (seen here as Leonard Maltin, in his indispensable TV to have been directed by Penny Mar· Johnson. Randy Quaid stars in the title e teetner cockatoo) shall, with Debra Winger as a star. That role. Also expect a TV-movie called The turns Into a witch Movies, refers to the film as "the after butchlng It up screen's great kinky western" -and that didn't work out, but Penny did get to Ted Kennedy, Jr. Story, starring Craig in the new T. Nelson and Susan Blakely .... Vicki Johnny Guitar. pretty much nails it on the head. Joan, direct Whoopi Goldberg in Jumpin' Jack tougher than ever, runs a gambling Flash, which is now scheduled for Lawrence, one of TV's best character ac- CASTING ABOUT - Jane Fonda in saloon in the wild, wild west-Arizona, release in October. Next, Whoopi stars tresses, is returning to familiar territory All About Eve? Sean Penn and Madon· to be exact. Dressed in a long white with Lesley Ann Warren and Bob with Mama's Family, a new syndicated na in Bonnie and Clyde? Mick Jagger gown, she's somehow twice as butch Goldthwait in something called Burglar. version of her NBC series of a few and David Bowie in Some Like It Hot? as Sterling Hayden, Scott Brady, Ward By the way, apparently they're serious seasons ago. Ken Berry also appears These are just a few of the odd Bond, Ben Cooper and Ernest Borgnine. about teaming Walter Matthau with and Betty White is expected to drop in cinematic possibilities (Le. rumors) I've However, thanks to some inspired cast- Whoopi in a remake of Born Yesterday! for guest visits .... 9 to 5 is also return- mentioned in recent columns and let me ing, Joan comes face to face with one . .. Any excuse for getting Glenda ing via the syndication route. Rachel assure you once again that I don't make of the other toughest broads in Jackson back on screen is fine with me, Dennison (Dolly Parton's sister) and these things up even though I've been Hollywood-Mercedes McCambridge, and it looks like we'll be getting that ter- Valerie Curtin, both of whom appeared known to have a little fun with such who, in a particularly memorable scene, rific actress in Christopher Durang's in the 1982 series, will star, along with nonsense. Please credit me with some straps a gunbelt over her widow's weeds own adaptation of his play Beyond Sally Struthers, who probably deserves integrity. On the other hand, no amount before running off to join a lynch party. Therapy. Robert Altman, of all people, better .... Getting back to old westerns, of journalistic ethics is going to prevent At the conclusion, Joan (dressed in a is directing, and the nifty cast also in- is there anyone out there who isn't me from stating my objection to Sean lovely apricot-colored blouse and black cludes Tom Conti, Christopher Guest, aware that a 1936 Henry Fonda·Fred Penn in the role of gangster Bonnie pants) and Mercedes (still in widow's Julie Hagerty and Jeff Goldblum .... I'm MacMurray western called The Trail of r .i , Parker-a role already played to the hilt weeds) square off in what is definitely the Lonesome Pine had almost nothing Glenda by Dorothy Provine and Faye Dunaway the campiest showdown in screen his- Jackson, whatsoever to do with Gertrude Stein? in 1958and 1967 respectively. But what seen here in No, I haven't lost my mind, but an up- tory. I could go on and on, but you 1976's Nas· can I say? ... Haveyou heard the latest? probably wouldn't believe me .... ty Habits, coming film called On the Trail of the will be seen Lonesome Pine does happen to be A couple of imaginative producers Cher??? Well, how about Cher as a next in recently purchased the remake rights to modern day witch who practices her Beyond about the adventures of Gertrude and a 1954 Joan Crawford western called craft in the suburbs? That happens to Therapy. her buddy Alice B. Toklas. British stage Johnny Guitar, and the guys want to up- be what she's playing in the upcoming actress Linda Basset gets to play Ger- date it as a vehicle for Cher!!! Cher, you screen adaptation of John Updike's Th trude and Linda Hunt, believe it or don't, know, has become one of our finest Witches of Eastwick. Cher's coven also is Alice. Brat packer Andrew McCarthy dramatic actresses despite the fact includes Susan Sarandon and Michell also appears. Talk about remakes! ••.IJI,
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TUll AUGUST 29 - SEPTEMBEA4 1986 PAGE 61 ~ I HOT TEA RODEO TEA - Texas won over half the awards at the recent Regional Rodeo in Oklahoma City! In fact, Laura Lee of San Antonio won Best All-Around Cowgirl and she looks like a definite win- ner for the International Gay Rodeo Con- vention in Denver in September. Among other Texas winners in Oklahoma were Joyce, Peggy, Diane, Tony, Billy, Lisa, Dotty, May, Mumur and Jack. Cheers to all from HOT TEA.
MONDAYS- MR. USA TEA - The official Mr. Gay HAPPY HOUR USA Pageant will be held at the Cruise ALL DAY, ALL NIGHTllncluding 3·in·1 Club in Inkster, near Detroit, Michigan, starting Thursday, August 28, 29 and TUESDAYS- 31, USA Pageantry, Inc. announced. The HAPPY HOUR current national Mr. and Miss USA ALL DAY, ALL NIGHT/Including 3·in·1 titleholders, Mark Ambrosy (see CRUISE WEDNESDAYS- CAMERA photo above) and Michael An- drews will be on hand to crown this SAN ANteaONIO - Timmy's Tea: $1 WELL DRINKS From the looks of the CRUISE CAMERA MIDNIGHT-2AM year's winner. Total prize money $4,000. RIP-OFF OF THE WEEK - Last Satur- photo above, it appears mighty official THURSDAYS- day, around midnight, thieves broke into that the Copa is changing its name to $1.50 LONG NECKS Downbeat Records in Houston and Paper Moon as the staff was out atop the ALL DAY, ALL NIGHT smashed up the place with the sledge building last week hanging up its new name .... Fandango Six, the Bonham Ex- FRIDAYS- hammer they used to crack open a hole in the back wall made of foot-thick con- change's all night party, will unfold next EXTENDED HAPPY HOUR Saturday, September 6. It's not to be TIL 9PM crete. Wow! In disbelief, owner Ram missed as the heavy-duty party people Rocha is shown in the CRUISE CAMERA SATURDAYS- photo below by that hole in the wall. His always come from allover for this festive BEER BUST hysterics should subside by this affair .... The Noo Zoo has some new ONLY $2.00, ALL NIGHT weekend's end-of-summer record sale, he changes such as new colors and new floor. And it looks real nice. Check it out. SUNDAYS- told HOT TEA. Oh yes, be sure to ask Ram to show you his new hole. ... Gay Fiesta is solidly set for Sunday, BEER BUST September 14 at La Villita Assembly Hall. ONLY $2.00 A portion of the proceeds will benefit $1.50 LONG NECKS BOAT and SATG's AIDS Fund .... Get ALL NIGHT ready as the 2015' s Toaster Awards date has been etched on the calendar for REGULAR HAPPY HOUR September 24. It'll feature some of your DAILY,4-8PM favorite bar personalities. Sounds like a roast; or at least a toast. ... And, Snuf- fy's Saloon will host a U.S.O. party this Saturday. So get out your 40's drag and be prepared to jitterbug. Big Bands, The Andrews Sisters, et al.
PAGE 63 Name celebrates its 8th anniversary this weekend. Drop by and check it out! Happy anniversary, Mona! ... Happy birthday to Larry lingle, owner of lobo. Although Larry will not confirm his age, HOT TEA has learned that he has received his membership card from the half- century club just before he and Bill jetted off for a well-deserved vacation in New York .... Don't miss the Arena's third In- sanity on Cycles run this Monday, ALICE DOES DALLAS - Tramps September 1. This event is always lots of manager, D.J. Smith (I), and head deejay, fun. Call Mrs. Vince Chapman at the bar Mark-Steven (r), presented a check for for details .... Sensational Alisha kicks $1,700 to Gary Swisher (c) of the OlCe. off her Texas tour tonight with an ap- The money was raised at Tramps' recent pearance at the OP which also kicks off labor Day weekend at the Crossroads. Trash Party. Incidentally, HOT TEA has learned that Jimmy Bartlett has joined Saturday night is the last big bash for 19- Tramps as deejay/assistant manager. ... and 20-year-olds as the drinking age Lastweek's successful All Bar Car changes on Sunday. Most of the clubs in Wash at the Crossroads raised over $500 town are planning celebrations .... Sun- • , tldwt4&KL,tL4@ •• day nights, it's Heatwave '86, a giant end-of-summer party at the Crossroads. · .. Also on Sunday, Sassy's presents "the Best of the Best for MDA," a benefit for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. · .. Over at the Round-Up, TGRA hosts a labor Day Sunday T-Dance starting a! 3 p.m. with free food and beer bust. ... Baby's Back-to-School Sale starts at 5 p.m. with a summer tan-line contest at 11 p.m. featuring "blue light" drink specials all night. ... Then on Monday, September 1, Miss Raye Martin of Sassy's presents the annual Fem Swim at Hickory Creek on lake Dallas, starting at 1 p.m. for the Texas Freedom Parade. Mike and · .. Finally, Howard Okon's Patrick's has Todd (see photo above) were just two of a hot new look for fall. The newly the many Crossroads employees who remodeled cruise bar also has a new made it happen. And where was their patio which will be sneak previewed on boss, Ruby (see photo below, I), while all labor Day with a holiday beer bust, an- this was going on? She was busy at JR's nounced owner Howard Okon (I), shown entertaining Tex of TR-II (c) and Gary (r) in the CRUISE CAMERA photo below with of the No Name. Don't forget Gary's No his hot staff. GALVESTON BEACH TEA - This NAME DROPPER - How would you weekend is Labor Day and for those of like to work out with Mr. Houston, Ed yOU who need that last-minute tan, now Kinser? Well, he's now available for per- is your chance .... Speaking of chance, sonal fitness consultation. See his muscles Garbo's opens this weekend for in his ad in this issue of TWT .... It's of- everyone's chance to view the club at its ficial: the ultra-hot Hot Chocolate is com- new bigger and better location, 2214 ing back to Houston for a special one- Mechanic, around the corner from the man show at Numbers on October 28, new Ken-Tiki. It's not to be missed as deejay Otis James confirmed. Incidental- Peter has really spruced things up .... ly, Chocolate just renewed his contract The Kon-Tiki celebrated its 20th anniver- through December at Bally's Casino on sary last Wednesday, August 27 to a Atlantic City's famed boardwalk .... packed house. The legendary bar also Congratulations to Lonnie Hallmark of will have a new to-foot video screen Fort Worth, the new manager of JR'sl soon.... Closer to the beach, Mary's II Dallas and to Michael Blasco, who's now is gearing up for its free fish fry coming in in charge at the Fraternity .... And September. ... Happy belated birthday what's become of D/FW's Pearl Lewis? to Lafitte's owner Robert. When asked He's gone to Washington, D.C. to ready how old he is, rumor has it, he was the new JR's which grand opens celebrating his own "sesquicentennial." September 11. HOT TEA will be there. TATTLE TALE - Houstonian Reid Mit- HOUSTON HOteaLlNE - "Houston chell, recent manager of Rascals, has left Proud," the campaign slogan of Mayor to become the new manager of JR's. Kathy Whitmire, takes on a new meaning Rumor has it that his going away party this Labor Day holiday weekend as last Saturday night left little to the im- Houston celebrates its 150th birthday. agination. Mitchell's successor is Jerry ... What a coincidence that Heaven is Resseque, a familiar face to many. also smack dab in the middle of its first anniversary free-drink blast this weekend, AUSTINteaCIOUS - The Capitol City climaxing this Sunday night with Alisha, is packed this Labor Day holiday week- the teen Madonna, on stage.... Next end with Texans from all over the Lone- door at JR's, Randy lobe has promised star State converging on Hippie Hollow that they'll play "Auld Lang Zyne" this out at Lake Travis for this Sunday's "Last @ Sunday shortly before midnight as all the Splash." That's where all the beautiful 19- and 20-year-olds toast their last drink. people will be.... And if you're A sad occasion indeed for our young wondering where all the girls are, it's at ~Uu readers and patrons. Just remember, Nexus, where they jam the new everyone gets to be 21 once in their life . . . . Naomi Sims is coming back to Houston to appear at the Copa in a FANDANGO special Labor Day Eve show this Sunday, AUgust 31. ... Coming on September 13 to the Tower Theatre is the 18th an nual AN ALL NIGHT PARTY Miss Camp America Show. This year's theme is Fairies and Fantasy .... This sunday will mark the third year for Jim- my Spaulding's annual Labor Day dance- BONHAM EXCHANGE till-you-drop party at Numbers. It's sure to last all night. ... Speaking of parties, large downtown club (see CRUISE CAMERA the Galleon pulled out all the stops last photo above). Indeed, Nexus is "where Saturday with their Hurricane Party. the girls are!" ... The Last Splash There was tape on the windows, candles weekend kicks off tonight with the an- FANDANGO that replaced light bulbs and a torrential nual Mr. Splash Day contest at the Cross- downpour outside, courtesy several hid- ing. It starts at 10:30 p.m., said emcee den garden hoses which drenched the Davie Dauber. ... Incidentally, the new- patio better than Mother Nature. In keep- ly elected officers of the tavern guild's ing with this weekend's end-of-summer Austin Hosts group are David of the _ Labor Day date, the party bar hosts the Crossing, who was re-elected president. Last"Under 21" Beach Party.... Maude David of Nexus is vice president, Frank debuts on the Paper Moon stage this of Backstreet is the trusty treasurer and S X Sunday with the first in a sultry series of Mike of Chain Drive is the new secretary. weekly jock strap contests. No cover, Austin Hosts are the ones responsible for SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 too. . . . The Colt 45's Country Car- bringing you Splash Day, 4th of July Pic- nival has been rescheduled for Saturday, nic and the Last Splash .... October 4 at BRB. Take note .... Speak- Back-to-school time has arrived as UT liing of the BRB, one of the reasons why gets set to crack open the school books 198 6 it's always packed on the weekends is for the fall season and everywhere because the Brazos Band (see CRUISE around Austin there's a new enthusiasm CAMERA photo below) is on stage every of anticipation. Perhaps Hall's bartender Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights to Don Frazier sums it up best with his 411 BONHAM 271-3811 help you dance the night away. "Get hot "thumbs up" salute in the CRUISE CAMERA or get out," the BRB sign still says. below. Yeah, Last Splash! SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS c.£ ADMISSION ~6.
o . .J .: .JOHN VALENTINE r=AI~I~i and r=A~TAi"" TRIBUTE TO JERRY SMITH - Former all-pro foot- ball receiver of NFL's Washington Redskins, Jerry smith (see photo), went public in a Washington Post story Tuesday with the disturbing news that he has AIDS. Smith, 43, a 13-year veteran of the sport, becomes the first pro-football star to have AI DS. "I want people to know what I've 1< been through and how terrible this disease is:' Smith said from Holy Cross Hospital in Silver Spring, Md., a suburb i/ of Washington, D.C. ~ TWT magazine salutes Jerry's courage in going public. As he told the Post, "Maybe it will help with development in :c research. Maybe something positive will corne out of this." :;."-" . Ironically, when Smith began losing weight and feeling tired last summer, he went to a Florida doctor who tested Smith as negative for the AIDS virus. "That threw everyone off:' said Smith. But his symptoms persisted. THE When he tested again last December, the results were unfortunately positive. 18th ANNUAL Since that time, his weight has slipped from 210 to 150 pounds, and he's been in and out of the hospital several times. MISS CAMP AMERICA® From his hospital room in Maryland, his mother said, "Jerry hasn't eaten since PAGEANT June:' and he is sustained intravenously and kept comfortable by pain-killing drugs. Jerry Smith holds a special place in our hearts as he became a Texan several J()I~ Ui! years ago when he purchased the Boat- house in Austin and became a founding member of the Bar Owners Association 'atu..-daY\t 'eptembe..-1J\t l<:JS() of Texas. When Jerry first moved to Texas he Tower Theat..-e\t S:llj VM discussed doing an article in TWT similar to articles done by his friend, pro-football TICKETS MAY BE PURCHASED August 30 & 31 from 1-5:00 Pi player, Dave Kopay. Now, several years Sept. 6 & 7 from 6-10:00 PM later, his story takes on a new twist as he IN PERSON AT THE TOWER Comes out publicly that he has AIDS. THEATRE BOX OFFICE ON THE Sept. 8 from 6-10:00 PM Cheers to Jerry-a courageous fighter FOLLOWING DATES AND Sept. 9 from 6-10:00 PM who deserves to be inducted into the Sept. 10 from 6-10:00 PM Redskins' Football Hall of Stars this fall at TIMES. RFKStadium. ~ Sept. 11 from 6-10:00 PM SEATS AT $27.50 EACH (LIMITED UPPER TUrT AIIf':.lleT nn ~~nT~ •.• n'n •. ,,...•,L PAGE 71 BALCONY SEATING AT $20.00. Sept. 12 from 6-10:00 PM - g . CELEBRATE D le!l~~K TEXAS LABOR DAY WEEKEND A(j~~OUS Brownsviile'" ALL EXPENSE TRA VEL PACKAGES AVAILABLE FROM ALL CITIES • SERVED BY SOUTHWEST AIRLINES
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The fall/winter season begins next Wednesday, September 3. Twelve teams will play for 30 weeks-a long season. "About 30 people are needed to round out the fall/winter league," stated Brewer. Call (512)453-0891if interested in signing up.
1986 summer league champs In Austin bowling competitlon-Strokers. Teammates (I-r) Lynn Carson, Bob Bevers,Steve Hosford and Don Moore. DALLAS & HOUSTON TWT SPORTS photo by Scott Taylor. AT WORLD SERIES NEW YORK - There are lots of Texans AUSTIN FINALS from Dallas and Houston in the Big Apple this AUSTIN - The Strokers won the 1986 week for the Gay World Series, being played summer season championship in the at Heckscher Field in Central Park. Gambler's Bowling League which ended its Representing Dallas is the OLSA city 13weeks of competition in mid-August. champs, Patrick's. And they're off to a roar- Second place was taken by the Avengers ing start! In their first game last Sunday, withthe Ball Busters wrapping up third place, Dallas trounced Atlanta, 7-to-2. In their se- TWT SPORTS was told. cond game on Monday, the winning streak The awards party for the summer season continued as Dallas nearly shut out Birm- will be held at Austin City Park on Sunday, ingham, 14-to-2.Patrick's was scheduled next September 14,starting at noon, league presi- to play Pittsburgh at 9 a.m. Thursday. dent Greg Brewer announced. Meanwhile, Texas' other team, Rich's, MSL city champs for Houston, won their opener but dropped their second game. Last Sunday, Houston heavy handled Milwaukee, 12-to-1. But last Tuesday, Houston lost to the twin cities of Minneapolis/St. Paul,5-to-8.Houston was scheduled next to play Atlanta Thursday at 10:30 a.m. This world series update was made possi- ble by a direct report to TWT SPORTS from MSL's Sam Carpenter from the Hotel Pierre, overlooking Central Park. "There are 21 teams in the Gay World Series which wraps up this Saturday, August 30," he reported.
JANSPEOPLE BOWLING SAN ANTON 10 - The summer season of the Janspeople Bowling League has come to an end. The following were the top five final standings: 1- Tejas Lane Riders (30-10), 2-Bear Necessities (29-11), 3-Young & Restless (26V2-13V2), 4-Mystiques (25-15) and 5-Fairy Dusters (23-17). The fall/winter league starts with a rules meeting at 7:30 p.m., followed by free bowl- ing at 9 p.m. on Monday September 8. League competition will begin on Monday, Septem- ber 15 at 9 p.m. at San Pedro Lanes which is located directly behind North Star Mall.
PAGE 75 • • The league is limited to 24teams with five bowlers per team, "so it is advisable to sign up early to assure your team a spot," Gardy Harvey told TWTSPORTS. For further informa- • BflC~TO tion call Harvey at (512)697-8860. HOUSTON PIN WINS HOUSTON - The Monday Night Bowling )CHOOL )flL€ summer season has come to an end, reported Steve Stepleton to TWT SPORTS. The league champions are Cousins followed by Sore Balls and Boys Are Us. In the roll-off tournament, Fre-To-Laycame ~UNDflY,flUGU~T31 out on top followed closely by Legends and Cracker Jacks. The awards party will be held £'lre toe £,lfesty.le at the Ranch on Monday, September 8 start- ing at 8 p.m. Be there or be square. Look for of Tot/ay10 toe -BEER BU)T -~Q.OO flDMI))ION TWT SPORTS photo coverage of the winners. With one more week of action in the Thurs- ReDJ080ts toe Past day Night Bowling League, Thursday Night of - T-DfiNCE -OPEN 5PM Trix (40·20)remain on top. That's the longest these guys and girls have been on top of -BE)T )UMMER TfiN LINE CONTE)T 11PM anything. Bad Boys (38·22) and Dynasty • Pools (31-29)will try to take the title away from the -WfiTCH FOR BLUE LIGHT )PEClflL Trix in a battle for the championship. • All Adult For information on joining the fall/winter • Free Cable league on Monday or Thursday contact Stepleton at (713)973·1358. '\\lIf • New Carpet 3501 MCI athletes were simply staggered by the GAY GAMES II unified focus of so many gay men and lesbians. by Phil Johnson The Point Richmond team blew bubbles, Photos by Pat Vachon & Nick Escobedo the New Orleans team threw simulated pearl necklaces into the audience. The The games went on, bigger and bette athletes from Hawaii wore leis. When the The crowd at Kezar Stadium during closing ceremonies. than before. The games went on becau host team, San Francisco, entered the 3,480 gay and lesbian athletes from 38 stat, stadium, flowers were thrown to the and 16 countries; 450 musicians from 1 athletes. bands across the nation; and thousands An antique biplane flew overhead trail- spectators addressed the very core of ga ing a banner announcing, "Welcome to liberation: We are here and we are not g' Gay Games II-Triumph in '86." San Fran- ing to retreat. Supreme Court decision an cisco Mayor Dianne Feinstein proclaimed homophobia will not stop us. August 9-August 17 "Gay Games Week." Outside Kezar Stadium, the athletes an Then she quoted Mark Twain: "The coldest performers gathered. The brilliant colo winter is a summer in San Francisco." of the many uniforms radiated against th Yes, we were cold, but we didn't mind. gray fog and the greenery of Golden Gat, Itwas worth it. Someone in the crowd rais- Park. A hundred flags flapped in the col ed a sign saying, "Thank God I'm gay." wind. Cameras were everywhere. That said it all. Dennis Lord of Houston shows off his medals. Inside, the Vocal Minority, the Barbary As the combined gay/lesbian bands Coast Cloggers, the Saddletramps, the played "Chariots of Fire," a gay senior, Bill Jose Spurs and the others performed. Ri Matson, entered the stadium in a Mae Brown spoke. The multicolored, wheelchair carrying the Gay Games II visually exciting Golden Gate Precisio torch the length of the stadium and to the Dancers took the field and wowed thel stage where Rikki Streicher (a gay activist crowd. But the biggest applause was sav- since 1945) took it to the highest point in ed for the moment when the athletes bega the stadium and lit the plinth. At that mo- to emerge from the tunnel on the west sid ment cannons fired from the other end of ofthe stadium. Pandemonium broke 100se'lthe stadium. As they sounded, rainbow- The crowd cheered and they screamed, colored smoke engulfed the stadium. The Gold medal winners (l-r) Dennis Lord, Roger Pruitt and Steve Schimer proudly display their medals won in they cried and they laughed. They and th games had begun. ~ Billiards competition. Physique contestants showing off those good bodies. PAGE 79 BRUCE W. SMITH, DDS HIi:):)Quri CENERAL DENTISTRY ~treet PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS AND Gallery FRIENDLY STAFF FOR ADULTS II cernmunrrv IaIlLL[RY • NITROUS OXIDE AVAILABLE ~ • INSURANCE PLANS WELCOME Exhibiting works for the • COSMETIC BONDING Montrose Art Alliance • AND THERE'S MORE Mon.-Thur. 10-6 1006 MISSOURI ST. HOUSTON Steven Terry (prop.) HOURS BY APPOINTMENT Me - Visa - American Express Me·VISA 529-4364 AMEX 1006 Missouri St. 526-3663 PAUL FRATERNALI, D.D.S. Comprehensive General and Cosmetic Dental Services in Oah Lawn Just off Lemmon at the Tollway DALLAS Daytime and Evening Appointment Scheduling ADVANCED BONDING TECHNIQUES NOW MAKE POSSIBLE DURABLE. AFFORDABLE. AESTHETIC 522-2000 DENTAL RECONSTRUCTION. 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Call bar for directions YOURSEPTEMBERLOVESCOPE SEPTEMBERSKY- As the ninth month of the year begins, the Sun and Mercury are in Virgo; Mars and Neptune are going backwards in Capricorn; Saturn and Uranus are still in Sagittarius; Jupiter is still retrograde in Pisces;and Venus, the planet which rules romance, is in the last degrees of Libra. This month's New Moon occurs next Thursday, September 4, and this month's Full Moon erupts on Thursday, September 18. There are no major meteor showers or eclipses in September. Thus, the stage is set in the sky for your September LOVESCOPE. PAGE 87 PAGE 86 TWT AUGUST 29 - SEPTEMBER 4 1~ Tun AUGUST 29 - SEPTEMBER 4 19B6 transit is indicative of a short period CAPRICORN:(Dec.22 -Jan. 19)Venus,the CONTACT-LENSES when you will become socially outgoing planet which rules your September $100,000 goal and active in efforts to initiate social ac- LOVESCOPE,spends the early part of the by September 21. Daily-Wear Soft Lenses tivities. Your personal mannerisms will month in your tenth house. This transit $129.00 alsOdevelop a refinement and charm introduces a period when your social that will be more pleasing to others and status and prominence will be enhanc- . Extended-Wear Soft Lenses confer greater social grace. ed. It is a favorable time to seek favors $169.00 SCORPIO:(Oct. 24 - Nov. 21) Venus, the from those in power and authority, and Extended-Wear Tinted Lenses planet which rules your September it is also a propitious time for you to re- LOVESCOPE,spends the early part of the quest a raise or praise. Wealthy and $189.00 month in your twelfth house. This tran- prominent women can assistyou in the $75,680 raised sit imparts great significance to your in- advancement of your affairs. above includes: through August 25. ner peace of mind, creating quiet har- AQUARIUS:(Jan.20 - Feb. 18)Venus, the eye exam mony. You will develop a kinder and planet which rules your September more generous outlook toward those LOVESCOPE,spends the early part of the contact lenses lessfortunate, often wanting to help un- month in your ninth house. This transit fortunates, hoping they will love you in meansyou are apt to travel for pleasure, care kit return. Cognizance of this inner source, hence making this an excellent time to follow-up visits beauty and enrichment will further your take a well-deserved and long overdue understanding of yourself. You may in- late summer vacation. Some of you may Dr. Thomas S. Johnson volve yourself in a secret romance for even go on a quick honeymoon of some Optometrist fall. nature. Your interest in affairs from afar SAGITTARIUS(Nov: . 22 - Dec. 21) Venus, now risesto prominence. An affair from the planet which rules your September afar with a stranger is probable. Prompt. Friendly Service LOVESCOPE,spends the early part of the PISCES(Feb: . 19 - Mar. 20) Venus, the For More Information month in your eleventh house. Thistran- planet which rules your September sitisindicative of a short period in which LOVESCOPE,spends the early part of the Or Appointment you will look forward to and actively month in your eighth house. This transit 961-9705 establishnew friendships and social rela- can bring you gifts, financial gain and in- tionships. Your participation in coopera- heritances through business partner- AIDS FOUNDATION tive effforts and ventures with friends ships, marriage or other close personal Sl~~CS and groups will offer increased oppor- relationships. You stand to gain from OF HOUSTON tunity for social and romantic in- knowing another. You may even be of- SUMMER FUNDRAISER volvements. Join an organization. You fered an opportunity in a business rela- t;;;;;;l 4709 RICHMOND' HOUSTON E3 may tumble for one of its new-found tionship of some kind. 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Incorporations Former Elected State Dist. Attorney. 3rd Dist. ['ormer Elected County Attorney, Anderson Co Personal Injury "Y'all come back now, ya heart" Nt. Cert. by Tx. Bd. of Lg. Spec. 817 FAIRVIEW, HOUSTON 528-9204 PAGE 88 TWT AUGUST 29 - SEPTEMBER 4 19~ TWT AUGUST 29 - SEPTEMBER 4 1986 PAGE 89 ARIES: (Mar. 21 - Apr. 19) Venus, the life during this Venus visit, a good time planet which rules your September to seek favors through the pathway of PERSONAL FITNESS LOVESCOPE, spends the early part of the sex.Yes,you maygive of yourself in order CONSULTATION month in your seventh house. This tren, to gain a favor. sit rings wedding bells and portends a CANCER:(June 22-July 22) Venus, the by period of increased social contact with planet which rules your September the general public. You will likely behave LOVESCOPE, spends the early part of the ED KINSER in a more sociable, outgoing and con, month in your fourth house. Thistransit slderate manner towards others, and motivates you to use your home as a MR. HOUSTON 'B6 thus be apt to attract others and become center for social activity, romantic court- engaged in close relationships or pert- ship and perhaps even artistic expres- nerships. This indeed is a favorable sion.TheVenusvisit isalso conducive to period for marriage or approaching a the establishment of greater harmony potential marriage or business partner. within your home, particularly among TAURUS:(Apr. 20 - May 20) Venus, the family members, whether it be your planet which rules your September birthright family or your adopted family. LOVESCOPE, spends the early part of the LEO:(July 23 -Aug. 22)Venus,the planet month in your sixth house. This transit which rules your September LOVESCOPE, causes you to express an increased in· spends the early part of the month in terest in your food and dietary habits, your third house. 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Lush tropical view from a large 1-1 wall deposit. (214)821-7798. HOUston. Montrose garage apt. One bedroom, hard- of windOWS in bedroom and living room, carpet, high Dallas. COURTYARD ~OOdfloors, ceiling fans, black and white tile floor beam ceilings, skylight, pool, excellent security, M kitchen. $275. (713)520-9768 METROPOLITAN free cable. $245.001 Won't last! (713)528-5218, open 2 BDRM. APT. ~AGEMENT. 7 days. ~~~ Completely remodeled complex w/private courtyarcl and pool. All new appliances, carpet, mini-blindS, fiouston. Spacious one bedroom, Medical Center Houston. Huge 2-1 upper duplex on cui de sac, and cable TV. Immediate occupancy at 2007 Bruni ~rea, hardwoods, balcony, security gates, on site 1400 + square feet, terrific floor plan, fireplace, (214) 523'-4560 Small pets accepted. Call (713)861-5556. Jerri ,~Undry. $425. (713)520-9768 METROPOLITAN hardwoods, deck, washer & dryer connections. 1927 "A Great Place To Live" Klump & Co. ~AGEMENT. Hawthorne. $500 + uti!. (713)526-8912 or 664-3860. ~~A~U-G-US-T-2~9~--SE-P-T-EM-B-E-R-4-1-9-86------P-A~GE~l~Ol PAGE 100 TLUT AUGUST 29 - SEPTEMBER 4 1980 Austin. GlW/couple 25130 looking for couples and singles, for friendship, dining & outings. Not into bars and drugs. Onlys sincere Inquiries. Replies to P.O. Box 180313, Austin, TX 78718-0013. Houston. Gay woman seeking top marketers for weekly lead sharing breilkfast. If you're a highly motivated gay woman or man, let's help each other become more successful! Send card (confidential) to Blind Box 105, 2205 Montrose, Houston, TX 77006. Texas. Give the ULTIMATE, INTIMATE GIFT TO YOUR LOVER! The unique gift that ONLY YOU can give an exact, life-like replica of YOUR PERSONAL MALE ANATOMY. Totally safe and easy. Send check, MO, Vlsa/MC for $29.95 plus $2.50 tax, ship- ping/handling for the kit-THE FALCON'S NEST, CAROLINA WOESCHNER (above), passed away P.O. Box 221, League City, TX 77573. in her home on her birthday, August 3, 1986. She Houston. I'm interested in sexual encounters with is survived by her lover, Lori Brady of Ft. Worth, and GIM 20-40 yrs. Unusual or un-cut, dark skin, are a two brothers of West Germany, Rudy Strick and turn-on. I'm 30, attractive & bored with bars. Call Hans Willie Strick. Graveside services were held at (713)522-6927 & ask for Erik. Laurel Land In Ft. Worth on August 7, 1986. WILLIAM L. IRBY (above), associate director of Houston. CHURCH BAZAAR/BAKE SALE Church of personnel for Parkland Memorial Hospital, died of the Rock, 10133 Long Point, Saturday, August 30, cancer Wednesday at Parkland. He was 28. noon till 6. The funeral service will be at 1 p.m. Sunday at St. San Antonio. Michael's and All Angels Episcopal Church In Mario Dallas. The service will be followed by interment and ART HERNANDEZ (above) "The Art", 28, passed Mark a reception for family and friends at St. Thomas the away August 9th at M.D. Anderson Hospital. He was Michael Apostle Episcopal Church in Dallas. blessed with a loving family, his lover ChUCk, mother Waldo Irby had been the number two personnel ad- Marcelina and eleven brothers and sisters. Dino ministrator at Parkland since November 1984. He A native Houstonian, active in the community Hector first joined Parkland In September 1980 and remain- was in his sixth season with the MSA softball Thank you for four special years in San Antonio. My ed there except for one year at Baylor University league, a volunteer HPD officer at the Westheimer heart is still with y'all, Patrick. Medical Center. sub-station, as well as many other community A native of Harlingen, Texas, Irby graduated from organizations. Memorial services were held at Dallas. Oaklawn Christian Center is reorganization Baylor University In 1980. He was a volunteer Forest Park Lawndale August 13th. Contributions on Sept. 7,1986 and will hold Its first service on that counselor for the Dallas Rape Crisis Center and an in Art's name to the AIDS Foundation will be date. It will meet at 4552 Cedar Springs (Bottom Bell) active member of St. Michael's and All Angels appreciated. at 10:45 a.m. Eflscopal Church. He also had been the convenor ROGER D. ELLIS Art will be missed by many fine people who's If you have been turned off by unfriendly people o Integrity Dallas since 1984. August 10, 1955-August 9, 1986 lives he touches forever. or told what you can or cannot wear to a church ser- He is survived by his parents, Gail and Robert lr- Roger (above) passed away after a long struggle vice; then try us and have a good time in the Lord. by, of Hariingen; a brother Robert Irby, of Dallas, a against AIDS. His loving family was at his bedside Rev. L. Clark. For info call (214)521-5473. brother Paul Irby, of Harlingen, and two married for the past two months. He is survived by brothers Spencer, Timmy and Jim, father, James and sisters, TRAVEL sisters, Toni Kline and Teri zamora, also of Hariingen. Mona, Linda and Carol, all of Houston; also a sister Houston. TRAVEL CONSULTANTS-complete In lieu of flowers, Irby requested that contribu- Marf,laret from Oklahoma City, who was here when travel arrangements. All services are FREE. 2402 tions be made to the Eplsopal churches of St. he died. He also leaves many faithful friends whose Quenby-off Kirby Dr., Houston, Texas 77005. Thomas the Apostle and St. Michael's and All lives are forever enhanced for having known Roger. (713)529-8464. Angels, and to Integrity Dallas. We love you, Roger. Houston. Montrose: Robert Adams, Steve McNabb & Jess Kallnowsky. Expert service. Best travel values! Ask about our RSVP Cruise Feb. 14-21 & Mar. 21-28, 1987. Weekend specials from $199.00 Thanksgiving! TRAVEL RESERVATIONS INC. (713)523-3444. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Houston. Partners to buy carpet dying & cleaning service. (713)863-7949. LEGAL NOTICE BILLY KEGANS (above), born Dec. 27, 1932 in Houston. Beware Glen Babcock is a bad risk Houston, quietly passed away in his sleep on July renter.-Upstairs Downstairs Apartments. 27. He had lung and bone cancer. Services by Rev. OBITUARIES O.B. "Vanon" Vannoradell. Internment was at Woodlawn. Casket cover was made and brought RICK C. HOWARD passed away 8122/86 at home, TONY GARZA (above), died August 8, 1986 in JOHN DAY (above), died August 20, 1986 In St. from Austin by friend Bob Hayward. from AIDS complications. He Is survived by a sister, Houston. His lover, Michael King, his San Antonio Louis, Missouri. Survived by his parents, Mr. and Billy was a good and generous man loved by Elizabeth Hardy of Cleveland Hts., Ohio and two family and countless friends have the beautiful Mrs. Arthur G. Day, brothers Glenn, Mark, Billy, and many. He will be remembered and missed. He left brothers, Clarence Howard of Fort Worth, Texas and memory of a perfect host and companion. He knows sister Doris. John will be remembered by all his lov- behind sister Gladys Finch, brother Pat Kegans, William (Billy) Howard of Bronx, New York and his we're with him all the way. ing friends in Houston and by everyone whose life sister Verna Bartlett and old friend and companion long-time roommate and friend, Keith Thayer. Memorial services were held Saturday, August 16, he touched through his music. G. Danny Braeger and many nieces and nephews Memorial service to be held at the M.C.C.R. Houston at 9 a.m. at Holy Rosary Church, 3600 Travis, A party will be held in his honor at E.J.'s, 1213 and many friends. Flowers and plants were beautiful at 1:00 p.m. Sunday 8131/86. Donations to AIDS Houston. Memorials may be made to the AIDS Richmond, on Sunday, August 31 at 8 p.m. His and appreciation for the donations made to New research. Foundation, Houston. friends are invited to come by and celebrate his life. Age Hospice #7 Chelsea Place 77006. PAGE 110 TWT AUGUST 29 - SEPTEMBER 4 1980 TWT AUGUST 29 - SEPTEMBER 4 1986 PAGE 111 PREVIEW \\DQ NEWLY DESIGNED • FRIDAY SHOW • ~(ALENDAR August 29 FRIDAY - AUGUST 29 .ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTS. Starring (FW) Agape MCC: Prayer Ser. 7:30p in a (HO) CfieiIrs: Miss Texas Entertainment Pageant, 10p MR. TRACY (HO) Montrose Co. Cntr: "Worried Well," 7p RIKKI O'SHEA STATE OF THE ART COMMUNITY (SA) MCCSA Coffeehouse: Servo 7:30·11p and guest stars SATURDAY - AUGUST 30 that offers (HO) CCF: Services, 6:30p RAMONA SIMS and (HO) Dignity Center: Dignity Mass, 7:30p IAUTONOMY, BEAUTY AND PRIVACY. SUNDAY - AUGUST 31 DELA HOUSTON (AB) EMCC: Services, 11a & 7p (AM) MCC: Services, 11a & 7p ••••••••••••••• (AR) Mld·Cltles MCC: Services, 11a & 7p • SATURDAY SHOW • (AU) Backstreet: Mr. Texas Stripper Contest August 30 TKE NEW OASIS (AU) MCC: Services, 11a; 7:30p (AU) Oasis: Serv., 6p Starring 5000 BOWSER AVE. (CG) MCC: Services, 5p MR. TRACY (DA) FUC: Mtg., 7:30p 10 minutes from (DA) Grace Fellowship: Serv., 11a RIKKI O'SHEA (DA) Holy Trinity Comm. Church: Serv., 11am and special guests downtown. Bus 2 blks. (DA) MCCD: Serv., 10:30a, 7:15p (DA) Texas Conference on Gay Rts.: Mtg. MICHAEL SMOTHERS and DALLAS (DA) UCC: Services, 11a (FW) Agape MCC: Services, 11a & 7p LADY VICTORIA LUST Call Jeff (214) 526-0144 (GA) MCCG: Services, 11a (HO) CCF: Services 10:45a ••••••••••••••• (HO) Bering Mem. Ch.: Servo 10:50a (HO) Church of the Rock: Servo 10:30a • SUNDAY SHOW • (HO) Comm. Gospel Church: Servo 11a August 31 OPEN HOUSE • SATURDAY • AUGUST 30TH (HO) FUC: Serv, 11:15a (HO) G.L.H.U.: Leadership Conference NEW TIME-lOPM SUNDAY (HO) Heaven: Allsha In Concert Starring (HO) Living Water Church: Serv., 6p the comedy revue of (HO) MCCR: Services, 10:45a & 7:15p (HO) New Freedom Christ. Chrch: Serv., 10a MR. TRACY, RIKKI O'SHEA, and (LU) MCC: Servo 11a, 7p MICHAEL SMOTHERS (SA) MCCA: Service, 10:45a (Temple/Killeen) HMCC: Serv., 7:30p r,.adifional $undag MONDAY - SEPTEMBER 1 LABOR DAY (AU) Lambda: Men's Group, 8p Ba,.-B-Quel (FW) Dignity: Mtg., 7p (HO) Gay Fathers of Hou.: mtg, 8p (HO) G.L.H.U.: Leadership Conference A,.e Back!!! (HO) Montrose Co. Cntr: AIDS Support, 6:30p TUESDAY - SEPTEMBER 2 EVERY SUNDAY, 2·4PM (AU) Waterloo Co. Cntr: Adult Children of Alcoholics, 8-9:30p (AU) Waterloo Co. Cntr: Lesbian Mothers Support Group, 8-7:30p $2.00 Lockers on (DA) DGA: Pol. Act. Committee, 7:30p (DA) Grace Fellowshlp/Oak Cliff: Serv., 7:30p Wednesday Nights in (DA) MCC: Oak Lawn Band Mtg. (HO) Dignity: Mothers Group, Mtg., 7:30p Robbie Roberts on Dallas (HO) Mont. Co. Cntr: Women's Support Group, 7p (HO) Montrose Sym. Band: Reh, 7:30p vacation this weekend $3.00 Lockers on Monday WEDNESDAY - SEPTEMBER 3 (AR) Mld·Cltles MCC: Service, 7:30p Nights in Houston (AU) MCC: Services, 7:30p (DA) AA: Together Group: Mtg., 8p (DA) Lesbian Rts. Task Force: Mtg., 8p (DA) Oak Lawn Co. Cnter: AIDS Support, 6p (HO) CCF: Bible Study, 7:30p (HO) G.P.C.: Mtg., 7:30p (HO) Mont. Co. Cntr: Women & AIDS, 7p (LU) MCC: Servo 7p (SA) MCCSA: Service, 7:30p THURSDAY - SEPTEMBER 4 (AU) Lambda: Women's Group; 7:30p (DA) Gay & Lesbian Young Adults: Mtg., 7:00p (HO) Comm. Gospel Church: Mtg., 7:30p PAGE 113 PAGE 112 TWT AUGUST 29 - SEPTEMBEA 4 1986 TWT AUGUST 29 - SEPTEMBER4 1986 ww malnut ______JHE GUIDE TEXAS ORGANIZATIONS Uncle Charlie's 1301 Lavaca 474-6481 ~trrrt AUSTIN COUNSELING (Area Code: 512) B.O.A.T. 720 Brazos St. #602178701 (Austin) (512)472·3333 Lesbian/Gay Rights Advocates .. P.O. 822 .. Austln/78767 Menefee, Mike, Ph.D 1500 W. 6th St. 476·5419 Lesbian/Gay Dem. of Texas (Dallas).P.O. 64493.(214)8214838 Waterloo Co. Center 6901 N. Lamar #109 452·5966 L.G.A.A. (Gay Lobby) (Austin) Box 822, 78767 AUSTIN DENTIST (Area Code:512) ,ub NGAYA (Nat'l Gay Alliance for Young Adults)P.O. 190426 Ralph J. Branch, D.D.S ..... 2907 Duval St. .... 472·5633 ...... (Dallas) 75219-0426 AUSTIN DOCTORS (Area Code:512) Rural Coalition. Waller·Zanghi. Box 611. (Blum, Tx.) 76627 Richardson, Phillip C., MD.#7 Medical Arts Sq .. 472-0223 LABOR DAY WEEKEND Texas Association of Nudists. Box 49636 .Austln/78765 Smith, Thomas H., MD .. #7 Medical Arts Sq ... 472-0223 '* '* Texas Gay Rodeo Assoc ..... P.O. 66973#1194, (Houston) AUSTIN ORGANIZATIONS/HELPLINES (Area Code:512) CELEBRATION ...... (713)526·5001 Adventuring Outdoors Club. P.O. 43918178745 .445·7216 FRIDAY, AUGUST 29 Texas Lesbian/Gay Student Organ. Coalition . Affirmation (Mormon). P.O. 4102178765.458-66081480-6387 P.O. 275, UT Union Bldg., Austln/78712 (512)441-3678 AI·Anon-Lambda 5518 Burnet Rd 453-0016 Guest D.J. "Mitch" Texas Republican Alternative Comm . Alcoholics Anon.-Lambda .. 5518 Burnet Rd .. 453-0016 P.O. 1077, Austin/78767 (512)453-5028 American Gay Atheists P.O. 6644178713 SUNDAY, AUGUST 31 Uvalde Organization P.O. 1124, Uvalde, TX 78802 Austin AIDS Project P.O. 4874178765 452·9550 ABILENE CHURCHES (Area Code: 915) Austin Alliance ..... 7115 Burnet Rd. #120 458-8050 '*"FAREWELL TO OUR 19 & 20* Exodus MCC ..... 1925 Collins/P.O. 2473 ..... 673·4134 Austin Latino/a Lesbian & Gay Organization . YEAR OLDS PARTY" ABILENE CLUBS (Area Code: 915) ...... P.O. 13501/78711 Walnut St. Pub 4th & Walnut 677-2522 Austin Pride Week Task Force P.O. 2619/78768 Coming: September 5, 6, 7 AMARILLO CHURCHES (Area Code: 806) Austennis 8926 N. Lamar #1003/78753 MCC 2123 S. Polk St 383-0084 Austin Gay Nudists P.O. 49636/78765 AIDS AWARENESS WEEK AMARILLO ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 806) Austin Lambda 7115 Burnett Rd. #120 .... 458-8050 '* sponsored by Exodus Metropolitan * AA (24·hours) 373-6025 Austin Les/Gay Pride Week Task Force P.O. 13303178711 Community Church & Walnut SI. Pub Crisis Intervention 376-4251 Austin VD Screening & Clinic 15 Waller 469-2070 Friday & Saturday: "Safe Sex" Film Positive Image P.O. Box 2342179105·2342 Classic Chassis Car Club 451·2329 ARLINGTON BUSINESSES (Area Code: 817) DignitY/Austin (Catholics) P.O. 2666/78768 (for men only) Gaspipe III 1407 N. Collins (metro) 461·7711 Family & Friends of Les. & Gays 328-3830 ARLINGTON CHURCHES (Area Code: 817) Gayline P.O. 8559/78712 477-6699 Mld·Citles MCC .. , 401 Lillard (metro) 265·5454 Gay Fathers of Austin 458-6544 4th and Walnut • P.O. Box 2595 ARLINGTON CLUBS (Area Code: 817) Gay & Lesbian Jews of Austin 447·1778 Abilene, Texas 79604 • (915) 677·2522 651/Arllngton 1851 W. Division 275·9136 Gay and Lesbian Students Association P.O. 275, Little Bear's 701 E. Randol Mill Rd (metro)261·9428 ...... UT Union Bldg 458-3971 Rumors 701 E. Randol Mill Rd. @ Collins Hotiine-MH/MR (24 hrs.) .472·HELP ARLINGTON ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLlNES(Area Code: 817) Integrity/Episcopalians P.O. 180272178718 451·1802 Gay/Les. Assoc. of UTAP.O. 120231176012(metro)265-4639 Law Students for Gay & Lesbian ConcemsU.T. School of Law Lambda AA 401 Lillard 661·8260 ...... 727 E. 26thI78705 450-1003 Tarrant County Gay Alliance P.O. 11044/Ft. Worth, 76109 Lesbian/Gay Political Caucus .. P.O. 822178767 .. 474-2717 ...... 336·8242 Lesbian/Gay Rights Advocates P.O. 822178767 UTA Comm. Servo Cntr. (psychiatric help) 273-2165 Lesbian/Gay Speakers Group 7115 Burnett Rd. #120 ... AUSTIN ADULT BOOKSTORES (Area Code: 512) ...... 458-8050 Austin News & Video ..... 7103 Hwy. 290 929-3737 Lesbian/Gay Unitarians 454-2441 Mr. Vtdeo-U" 1910 Guadalupe 473-0407 Republican Alt. Comm. P.O. Box 1077178767·1077 453-5028 the Ms. Video 718 Red River .478-0243 River City FrontRunners 345-7284 Oasis Bookstore 9601 N. 1·35 835-7208 QUEST Nick Nickel 453-0728 River City Newsstand .. 8004 Research Blvd 459-8274 S.T.D. Clinic 15 Waller 469-2070 SUNDOWNER River City University 613 W. 29th 477-0457 Texas Gay Rodeo Assoc 442·1628 AUSTIN BUSINESSESISERVICES (Area Code 512) Womenspace 2330 Guadalupe .472-3053 Beaumont's Friendliest Designer Hair Club (Hair Restoration & Replacement) BAYTOWN ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code 713) B.Y.O.B...... 9010 N. 1·35 #105 834·1231 Baytown Lambda Group .427·1378 Forbidden Fruit 512 Neches 478-8358 Young Adults for Social Unity (Lambda) 447-0207 DaytimelN~ht-time J.M. Auto Service 603 E. 45 .450-1075 BEAUMONT BUSINESS (Area Code: 409) (open 2PM-2AM) Liberty Books 1014B N. Lamar Blvd .495-9737 James D. Courts (Hypnotheraplst)2626 Calder #101833-6933 Meyer Construction .. 5OO So. Congress #143 . .476·1755 BEAUMONT CHURCHES (Area Code: 409) Meyer Electric 1802 Sanchez .499-8594 Golden Triangle Church of Christian Faith786-36451866-7169 Labor Day Weekend Celebration Reservations Unltd 312 E. Rundberg Lane 837-4646 BEAUMONT CLUBS (Area Code: 409) Sunday, A~ust 31 Taylor, Scott (photography)(TWT Magazine) 926-0253 Copa 304 Orleans 832-4206 AUSTIN CHURCHES (Area Code: 512) Scandals 653 Park 833-7313 • BBQ on the Patio Dignity/Catholic P.0.2666178768 Sundowner 497 Crockett 833-3989 • Benefit for the TriPlex First Unitarian Church 452-6168 BEAUMONT ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 409) Integrity/Episcopalians P.O. 180272178718 451·1802 Lambda Group AA (Inter-Group) 724-6501 AIDS Network MCCA 1100 Springdale Rd 929-3660 Triplex AIDS Network (TAN.) .. P.O. 647177704 .. 839-4826 • Pool Tourney: Gals, 4:30PM Oasis Ministry 3704 Jefferson 441·91911834·8357 BRYAN/COLLEGE STATION CLUBS (Area Code: 409) AUSTIN CLUBS (Area Code: 512) Crossing 222 North Main 779-7039 Guys, 6:30PM Back Street 611 E. 7th .477-3391 Under Construction Wellbom Rd. . 693-4045 Monday, September I Badlands 115 San Jacinto 479-8965 BRYAN/COLLEGE STATION ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES Boathouse 407 Colorado .474·9667 (Area Code: 409) "Labor with us" Cafe Society 709 East 7 477-6440 Gay Student Network P.O. 13870/C.Sm841 696-9466 Beer Bust. 6PM·l0PM Chain Drive 602 E. 7 478-0295 Gay Student Services P.O. 8109/77644 775-1797 Crossing 611 Red River 476·3611 Caritas MCC 401 E. 31st(Bryan) 775-7219 NEVER A COVER Hall's 404 Colorado ...... •...... 473-2501 CORPUS CHRISTI CHURCH (Area Code: 512) (downstairs) Nexus .401 East 2 495-9553 MCC 1705 10th St. 882·TALK Rupert's 617 Red River .477-1128 CORPUS CHRISTI CLUBS (Area Code: 512) 497 Cr TUJT AUGUST 29 - SEPTEMBEA 4 1986 PAGE 115 PAGE 114 CORPUS CHRISTI ORGANIZATIONs/HELPLINES Fish Etc 4025 Lemmon Ave 521-1910 (Area Code: 512) Foto Plus 3218 Oaklawn 526-8202 First Unitarian Church of Dallas 4015 Normandy Park Cities Counseling ... 5327 N. Central at Airline #318 Coastal Bend AIDS Foundation . Box 331416 .663·CARE G&G Property Mgmt .2607 Throckmorton #107.521·2910 Grace Fellowship 2727 Oaldawn Ave 528-2811 ...... 526-3374 Gay Alcoholics Anon 1705 10th St.. 991-4506 Gasplpe #1 4422 Maple 526-5982 Holy Trinity Community Church 4402 Roseland 827·5088 Oak Lewn Counseling Ctr 5811 Nash 351·1502 Helpline 882-8255 Gasplpe #2 9191 Forest Lane #5 699-3955 MCC-Dallas 2701 Reagan 526-8221 Whole Woman Center ... P.O. 140504175214 324-8751 Parents & Friends of Lesbians & Gays (Vel)937·2311 Glen Apts 5OOO Bowser 52EHl144 Oak Lawn Christian Center 3920 Cedar Sprlngs528-4233 DALLAS DOCTORS/DENTISTS (Area Code: 214) Texas Riviera Empire 747 Lum 993-5973 Glide Lubricant 4001 Bouser 526-6372 Oak Lawn Church of Religious Sclence349-83701744·5554 Allergy & Health Emporium5836 E. Mocklngblrd828-4500 DALLAS ACCOMODATIONS (Area Code: 214) Lobo Bookshop 4008 "C" Cedar Springs 522·1132 DALLAS CLUBS (Area Code: 214) Community Medical Clinic .3911 Lemmon Ave .. 520-1810 II' Logan's Point 4001 Bouser 526-6372 Logan & Glass Consolidated Servlces4001 Bouser526-6372 Arena 4025 Maple Ave 522·7572 Fratemall, Paul DDS 4310 Westside #G 522·2000 DALLAS ADULT THEATRES (Area Code: 214) Mel's Area Movers (metro)328-0181 Baby's 3501 McKinney 521-4748 Olson, Richard M., D.O 3911 Lemmon 520-1810 Continental Theatre ..... 2036 Commerce 742'()()22 Memorabillas 3908 Cedar Springs 522-6601 Buddies 3415 Mahanna 526-8720 Saginaw, Michael, D.P.M. (foot sp.)3505 Turtle Creek #510 La Cage 1812 W. Mockingbird 630-7071 Memorabillas Boutique 3109 Regan 521-8217 Copa of Dallas 115 N. Carroll 821-6425 .. 745-1020 and 5034 Royal Lane #250 .. 369-5819 /' II DALLAS ATTORNEYS (Area Code: 214) Mockingbird Paint & Body .. 8850 Harry Hines .. 358-4155 Crews Inn 3215 N. Fitzhugh 526-9510 Wycliff Medical 2525 Wycliff #113 559-4450 Birdwell, Jerry R. 357·3311 MoveMasters " .521-8155 Dentyne's Patio 3911 Cedar Springs 526-0690 Watson, Dr. Terry R. 3911 Lemmon 520-1810 Day, Kim K 522·2281 Nast AccountlngfTax Tom Nast 941-4384 Eighth Day 2509 N. Fitzhugh 827·3765 DALLAS FITNESS CENTER (Area Code: 214) Holt, Robert B.9OO Jookson #fj)), Founders Sq!T7202 7486353 Newton, Sandra G. (C.P.A.) 3900 Lemmon Ave., #220 526-5292 Ernie's Wild Crowd 2215 N. Fitzhugh 826-0916 Fitness Exchange ..... 2525 Inwood #233 ..... 956·8311 III Kowalski, John 3210 Oak Lawn 526·9699 Oak Lawn Records 3810 Congress #121 521-()35Q 4001 4001 Cedar Springs 522-4001 DALLAS ORGANIZATIONs/HELPLINES (Area Code: 214) I. Nelson, M. William 1010 Regency Plaza, 3710 Rawlins Off the Street 3921 Cedar Springs 521·9051 Fraternity 3963 Cedar Springs 559-3257 AIDS Hotline 351-4335 ...... Box 9/75219 526·9881 Omnl Video .4000-C Cedar Springs 559-3009 Hideaway 4144 Buena Vista 559-2966 AIDS Resource Center .. 3920 Cedar Springs .. 521·5124 Stewart, Charles L. 3500 Oak Lawn #400 521·3804 Premier Travel 1440 Empire Central #160 63Q.4911 Hidden Door 5025 Bowser 526·9211 Alcoholics Annonymous (Dallas Lambda AA) 487·7667 Solomon, King 35OO Oak Lawn #400 521·3804 Rod Comedy Entertainment Agency 943-1330 High Country 3121 Inwood 351·2278 ...... (Live & Let Live) 871·9447 DALLAS BATHS (Area Code: 214) Scott's Abler Movers (metro)263-7oo7 J.J.'s 1909 N. Henderson 824·1691 Alcohol Treatment Center 3949 Maple 559-4350 [Ilill! Club Body Center 2616 Swiss 821·1990 Shades of Grey(Leather, etc.)1925 Greenville Ave.828-4739 Jugs 3414 Kings Rd 521-3474 Beth EI Blnah (Jewish) 521-82881526-2085 Mldtowne Spa 2509 Pacific 821-8989 lWT Magazine .3900 Lemmon Ave. at Reagan#220175219 JR's 3923 Cedar Springs 528-1004 Branding Iron Club P.O. 190471/75219 266·9478 DALLAS BUSINESSES/SERVICES (Area Code: 214) ...... 521-0622 No Name Bar 2513 N. Fitzhugh 826-3200 BWMT (BlacklWhite Men Together) 521·3146 Abacus Printing 3810 Congress #123 528-1332 Union Jack 3918 Cedar Springs 528-9604 North Forty Saloon 8316 Denton Dr. . 350-6327 CHRYSALIS (Home Care & Hosplce)3300 W. Mockingbird I All City Insurance 4311 Lemmon 559-0806 DALLAS CHURCHES (Area Code: 214) Old Plantation 3911 Cedar Springs 949-2398 #132 956·7977 ...... 341 W. Jefferson 943-3888 Abundant Life Church of Truth. P.O. 883175221 .826·7671 Patrick's 2629 Oak Lawn 522-5481 Concerned AmerJPreserv/Human Rights 233-3100 I .. 3510 W. Walnut (Garland) .. 494-6000 Affirmation (Methodist) 948-1546 Round·Up Saloon 3912·14 Cedar Springs 522·9611 Couples (Metro Dallas) 559-4466 Bl-Cuts Hair Salon .... 3905 Cedar Springs 522·1646 Affirmation (Mormon) 871·2824 Sassy's Two 3319 Raleigh 521-0202 Dallas Alternative Businessmen's Assoc.522-8477/522-0098 I ...... 4200 Hershel #6 522·1646 Bethany Presbyterian Church 528-4084 Tramps 4117 Maple Ave 741·9426 D.A.G.L.E.S P.O. Box 25241175225 881·1291 Casey Conner (House Cleaning) 948-1446 Christian Outreach Servo (Evangeleglcal Support Group) Throckmorton Mine Co ... 3014 Throckmorton .. 521-4205 Dallas Emergency 744-4444 I Community Bookstore .. 3930 Cedar Springs .. 521-8919 P.O. 671371175367 783-6932 TRII 5025 Lemmon Ave 526·2340 Dallas Gay Alliance P.O. 190712175219 528-4233 Crestmont Apts 3328 Cedarplaza Lane 521·2851 Church of Christ (support group) 691·1179 Trestle 412 S. Haskell 828-4959 Dallas Gay Archives 3930 Cedar Springs Crossroads Market 3930 Cedar Springs 521·8919 Complete Joy P.O. 671371/75367 783-6932 DALLAS COUNSELING (Area Code: 214) Dallas Gay Black Coalition P.O. 190712 528-4233 Douglas Park Apts 3109 Douglas 748-6550 Dignity/Dallas P.O. 190133175219-0133 520-2554 Boothman, Michael 5415 Maple #419 831·5217 Dallas Gay & Lesbian Engineers & Scientists . II,: Electrolysis for Men 528-0759 Emergence (Christian Scientist) P.O. 2878175221 522·3086 Corley, Andre C.S.w 357·2371 ...... P.O. 17298 Ft. Worth/76102 881·1291 Evans·Harrls Realtors (Daryl Denny) 526-6216 Evangelicals Concerned (D/FW Chapter) . Herrbold, Susan, M.S.5327 N. Central @ Airline, #318526-3374 Dallas Girth & Mirth P.O. 2885l175228-0857 Fantastic Voyage Travel 522·5215 ..... Box 532332 Grand Pralrle/75053 642-3185 Julian, Debra, M.S 644-8757 Dallas On Tap P.O. 190973175219 96Q.1927 I" Morris, Vicki L., R.N., M.S.W 831·5217 Dallas Outdoors P.O. 35474175235 I I I THE FOURTH ANNUAL EVENING T~ MAJESTIC RAMPS Starring A MAN'S DANCE CLUB 4 I.17 MAPLE AVENUE, DALLAS, TX. (214) 741-9426 THE PARTY PLACE HAPPY HOUR 1-8PM, 7 DAYS A WEEK! • $1 WELL DRINKS & LONGNECKS • 50· SCHNAPPS • MONDAYS: SJ Longnecks and FRIDAYS, SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS: Screws, all night S2 WELL DRINKS TUESDAYS: SI Margaritas and S1.50 LONG NECKS IIII1II 50~ Schnapps, all night Sound & Visual Effects created by: WEDNESDAYS: Happy Hour, Mark-Steven all night long John Maxwell TfCKETS $4-$50 SUNDAYS: Butchellea's Recovery SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 Available at all Tlcketroo Locations, including Crossroads Market THURSDAY: SJ Longnecks and Beer Bust, Two Shows - 7PM and 10PM - Oal/as Reservations by phone (214)521-8919 Well, all night Benefiting the AIDS Resource Center 4PM-Midnight and the Gay Community Center PAGE 116 TWT AUGUST 29 - SEPTEMBER 4 1986 TWT AUGUST 29 - SEPTEMBER 4 1986 PAGE 117 Dallas Tavern Guild 3900 Lemmon #220 526-5292 Parents Anonymous 264-1108 Mary's II 2502 Q'h SI. 763-9435 Living Water Church Main & Blodgett (Holiday Inn)271-6472 Deaf Action Center 521-0407 Police Harassment Reporting 528-4233 Robert's laFitte 25th & Q SI. 765-9092 Lutherans Concerned 521-0863/931-0648 Drug Treatment Center 2701 Inwood 956-7181 Presbyterians for Lesbian/Gay Concems 823-2317 SPS Club 2214 Mechanic 763-9334 MCCR 1919 Decatur 861-9149 Experience Weekend 12262 Inwood #1206175234 Pride III 3920 Cedar Springs 528-4233 GALVESTON ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 409) MCC New Freedom in Grace .. 829 Yalel77oo8 .. 863-8377 Friends & Relatives of Gays 845 E. Arapaho #107, Razzle-Dazzle Dallas, Inc P.O. 224562175222-4562 Metropolitan Community Church. 1824 Broadway. 765-7626 Pentecostal Family of Montrose 521-0511 Richardson, TX, 644-8757 SMU-Gay/Lesblan Student Org P.O. 1636175275 Lambda AA 763-1401 Presbytery of New Covenant (Pres. Ctr.) 41 Oakdale Foundation for Human Understanding3920 Cedar Springs STD Clinic 1936 Amelia Ct 920-7950 HOUSTON ADULTNIDEO BOOKSTORES (Area Code: 713) ...... 526-2585 ...... 528-4233 Stonewall Group (Narcotics Anon.) 699-9306 Ballpar1< . .- " 1830 W. Alabama . Rothko Chapel 1409 Sui Ross 524-9839 Forty Plus (40 +) ..... 3920 Cedar Springs ..... 528-4233 Suicide & Crisis Center 828-1000 Big City News & Video .. 10105 Gulf Frwy. So 947-8999 SI. Stephens Epis. Ch 1805 W. Alabama Gay Academic Union of N. TX. P.O. 2402175221 221-7410 Teach Only Love (Course In Miracles) P.O. 35633/75235 Mangum Rd. News 3837 Mangum Rd 956-2991 Unitarian Men's Group 528-1571 Gay Community Center .. 3920 Cedar Springs .. 528-4233 ...... 353-0057 Richmond News 1201 Richmond Weslayan Fellowship 864-8899 Gay Hispanic Coalition of Dallas . Texas Gay Rodeo Assoc. (Dallas) " Stadium Bookstore 4629 W. 34th SI. 683-1886 HOUSTON CLUBS (Area Code: 713) ...... P.O. 190922175219 324-5220 .c/o DGA .. 3920 Cedar Springsl75219 .522-9455 Studz News 1132 W. Alabama . Bacchus 523 Lovett 523-3396 Gay/Lesbian Young Adults. 3920 Cedar Springs. 528-4233 THRF " . P.O. 191312175219 HOUSTON ADULT THEATRES (Area Code: 713) Barn 710 Pacific 528-9427 Gayllne (Comm. Res. Cntr.) .P.O. 190835175219.368-8283 (Texas Human Rights Foundation) French Quarter 3201 louisiana 527-0782 Bayou Landing 534 Westhelmer 526-7519 Gay Mensa 522-3867 Texas Sidekicks (cloggers) 330-0100 HOUSTON ATTORNEYS (Area Code: 713) Brazos River Bottom 2400 Brazos 528-9192 Gay Parents 467-2036 T.R.U.S.T. (adolescent children of gay/lesbian parents) .... Galtz, Michael 9575 Katy Frwy. #450 468-3997 Briar Patch 2294 Holcombe 665-9678 Gay Unitarians 528-3990 Adolescent Support Group 831-5217 Green, Bill (24 hours) 266-1004 Cheers 2654 F.M. 1960 East 443-2986 Greater Dallas Info & Referral Service 747-3711 Turtle Creek Chorale ..... P.O. 190806175219 521-1053 O'Kane Patricia 3212 Smlth#I02 526-7911 Chutes 1732 Westhelmer 523-2213 Greater Dallas Music Foundation 960-1927 Violence Against Gays NGTF Hotline 1-800-221-7044 HOUSTON BATHS (Area Code: 713) Club Flamingo 907 Westhelmer 527-8830 Integrity (D/FW) .. P.O. Box 190331/7521g.o331 .. 521-6018 Womyn Together P.O. 190712175219 528-4233 Club Body Center 2205 Fannin 658-4998 Copa II 2631 Richmond 528-2259 Interdemonlmational-Study Group (GLCF of Sherman/Deni- DALLAS RESTAURANTS (Area Code: 214) Mldtowne Spa 3100 Fannin 522-2379 Cousins 817 Fairview 528-9204 son) ... 2424 Hwy. 75N Lot 27, Sherman, Tx. 75090 Hunky's 4000 Cedar Springs 522-1212 HOUSTON BUSINESSESISERVICES Cutters 804 Pacific 524-7933 L.A.M.B.D.A. (Bowling) 33HI4481522-4678 Wok Restaurant 4006 Cedar Springs 528-0000 (Area Code: 713) Dirty Sally's 220 Avondale 52g.7525 Lesbian/Gay Democrats of Dallas CountyP.O. 190302175219 DALLAS THEATRES (Area Code: 214) A-I Key & Lock 1612 Westhelmer 526-2657 EJJ's 1213 Richmond 527-9071 ...... 52&0000 Granada 3524 Greenville Ave 823-9610 Advance Travel 10700 NW Fwy 682-2002 Exile 1011 Bell 659-0453 Lesbian/Gay Democrats of Texas .. P.O. 64493 .. 821-4838 Inwood Theatre 5458 Lovers Lane 352-6040 Ascot Leasing (Auto leasing) 973-0070 Galleon 2303 Richmond 522-7616 Lesbian/Gay Political Coalition of DaliasP.O. 224424175222 Pocket Sandwich Theatre .1611 Greenville Ave .. 821-1860 Basic Brothers Clothing 1220 Westhelmer 522-1626 Heaven Pacific @ Grant. 521-9123 ...... 52a. PAGE 118 TWT AUGUST 29 - SEPTEMBEA 4 1986 TWT AUGUST 29 - SEPTEMBER 4 1986 PAGE 119 Westhelmer Cafe 1525 West helmer 528-4350 Oscar Mendiola Photography (TWT) 225-8222 Gay & Lesbian SwltchboardP.O. 68591177266-6591529-3211 Raiph's .....•.... 1658 Westhelmer unlisted HOUSTON THEATRES (Area Code: 713) SAN ANTONIO CHURCHES (Area Code: 512) Greater Montrose Business GulldP.O. Box 66973, Suite 1029 Ranch 9150 S. Maln 66&3464 Alley Theatre 615 Texas " .. 228-8421 Community of SI. Francis 332 Wilcox 923-2286 77006 528-1111172:J.a3681524·9511 Rascals 2702 Kirby 52 TWT AUGUST 29 - SEPTEMBER 4 1986 PAGE 121 PAGE 120 TWT AUGUST 29 - SEPTEMBER 4 1986 qJ{)tlS! 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