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RACE, an Austin citizens' group's has requested repeal of the anti-AIDS discrimination ordinance acx:ording to the January 30 edition of the Daily Tsxan. RACE is a coalition including CAP (Citizens Against Pornography), Austin Grass Roots Coalition, and Austin Area Pastors' Association. Sam Hoerster, spokesman for RACE has threatened a lawsuit against the city if the ordinance is not repealed. RACE presents itself as a public interest group formed to protect the public health from the threat of AIDS and Tuberculosis. AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) is acquired only through the exchange of body fluids either during sex or blood transfusion. Tuberculosis (TB) can be easily spread and is highly contagious in its commonly-known form. Unbeknownst to RACE, persons with AIDS contrad a rare form of TB which is not contagious, according to Dr. Phil Zbylot of the Austin/Travis County Health Department. For more information about the ordinance or the controversy, please write to: Austin AIDS-Related Discrimination Task Force, P.O. Box 2505, Austin, TX, 78768. Discrimination complaints are being compiled for reports to the city. The Au~tin ordinance covers employment, housing, public accommodations, medical services, or any other service refused on the basis of suspected AIDS infection. 8th National Lesbian & Gay Health Conference Planned

WASHINGTON DC-The Eighth National lesbian & Gay Bride Mary EDen and groom David -celebrate Health Forum and the Fifth National AIDS Forum will be their wedding at Our Place on February 13.

held at the Sheraton Universal Hotel in los Angeles on Mary Ellen's Place on Frederlcksberg was Gay 1 Gay and Lesbian Students' Association benefit .,' March 25-29. The goal of the 1987 meeting is ·addressing SA's neighborhood bar In the 60's and 70's. .I at Nexus, Monday, January 9. Pictured are the health care needs of a diverse community of lesbians Photo by Michael Stevena friends and members of GLSA In the lobby of and gay men. • The Conference and Forum will focus on Nexus. In the group shot are, (back row L-R) ..,_...... ,..___ ~--- general health care issues facing lesbian and gay men ..,.JmperiaJ ldghuess -Jeff, Barney, .Frank, such as substance abuse, addiction, incest, anti1Jay Bret, Wesley; (front row) Beth, Jeanette, Mark. violence, sexually transmitted diseases, mental health, San Antonio Photo by John Touchet occupational and vocational safety and health and AIDS­ related issues. In addition to its usual offerings of presentations, ·Gay abstrads, keynotes and panels, the 1987 conference will include significant opportunities for networking, a Saturday night banquet with a prQminent keynote Pride speaker, receptions sponsored by different caucuses and organizations, tours of lesbian/gay health care facilities in los Angeles and social events sponsored by Week local and national lesbian/gay and AIDS organizations. Continuing medical and nursing education credit will be available as well as special reduced air fares and hotel Date Set rates. For more information contad: Greg P. Thomas, Office of CME, George Washington University, 2300 K San Antonio's Gay Pride Week will begin Sunday, Street, N.W., Washington DC 20037, (202) 464-0029. June 14 and end Sunday June 21. The SA Gay Pride Committee announced that this year's celebration will indude a full week of activities culminating on Theatre Competition At Sunday, June 21 with the annual Parade and Picnic in San Pedro Park. The Gay Pride Committee also announced the local adoption of the national theme, SALT & The 1987 Texas Non-profit Theatre State Quad Competion Proud, Strong United. wil be held at San Pec*"o Playhouse February 28-29. Nine companies wiH compete during the two day event. They are in adcition, in adcition to SALT; the Uvalde Area Community Theater; Stage in Bulverde; the Georgemwn Area Community Theatre; Circle Arts of New Braunfels; the Harbor Playhouse of Corpus Christi; the Point Theatre of Ingram; the VICtoria Community Theatre; and lhe Curtain Call Players of Edinburg. SALrs entry wiH be Painting Churches, lhe critically ·acc:taimed drama recently staged in lhe SALT Cellar. Repealing their performances wil be Rolla Nuckles (who is also dracling), Alee Rnney and Trish Hagen. For tickets and information caii733- SALT. Ebony Connection Forms Ebony Connection, a non-profit corpoalion, has formed and is now working on issues relevant to the Black l...esbianiGay community of Austin and surrounc:lng areas. Ebony Connection's prirMy focus is two-fold: 1) celebnding the positive lifestyles of Black Gays and Lesbians; and 2) uniting lhe Black Lesbian/Gay community as a sister and brotherhood m deal with of racism, homophobia and other lonna issues sexiim, Rlcltard Askins a:companles cover star Kim • of dscrimination cirected at individuals because of lifestyle, both within and without the Black community. Yvette at the Paper Moon; see more on Uve For more information contact: P.O.Box 913, Austin, 78767 or entertabunent on pp. 6 &7. Cover by GObert phone 335-0628. Tucker, photos by Duane Spring. on san Antonio's outrageous New conference call

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*This call Is only S21n most of the 512 area codes. Matching Is random and you may not hear another caller and vet still be charged. can at peak night times to avoid unwanted charges. Addi- tional toll charges may apply in some areas. · page 3 The Calendar, February 20, 1987 SOUNDOFF BALLET EDDY TOUSSAINT The Editor always prints opinions and favorite people died & no one noticed! Miracles comments rrom readers. Names are of counting - don't shPw it to anyone! withheld upoon request. We do require I'd 've call to tell this all & thus saved 22¢ but I DE MONTREAL name and addressfphone #for would fall down & die if I had to talk to someone I verification. Write- PO 8oK 15070 SA didn't know on the phone. TX 78212 or ca11735·7173 Love, Adam 0, hello! Editor's note • Adam Slash Is a regular thank you thank you - some people came to contributor to Soundoff and the Person­ me! life is looking up, issue ~ is on the way ... als. She and her friends publish an well I am glad and I owe you favours - if you need avant-garde underground paper which can be found at HogWikl Records. words or public spectacles (few people want · those). I am your woman. now, I might as weH make this letter interesting. I'm running for Homecoming Pope at UTSA - I probabley won't win 'cos I've promised mandatory religion. It someone does not do. religion I will bring these forces to bear upon them: power necrophilia, drive-thru culture shocks, cultural terrorism, & sado-masochistic fantasy torture by the logic police. Not a friendly platform. Still, the campaign is giving me direction in my life. I'm afraid my friend is going to bled to death. She cuts lines in her arms & hands cos she's a masochist, she says, & cos she's unhappy. I took her to a party at UTSA & everone stared at her & she got shy. Usually she's amazingly rude, her friends are great. naomi has a huge 'hawk but is completely shy & quiet & jason has to use the "Women's toilet" cos of his clothes. they're all in high school stiN. life is hard ... , actually life is sad. gina visited me. She said She knows •you• cos she wrote somethin for the calendar ... ah. New S.A.T.G. olllcers for the 0 - Chtuff told me to ask you how you can current year are Vice President LILA COCKRELL THEATER FOR PERFORMING ARTS afford to do the calendar on "real paper" cos all Randy Cllllllllr (1), Secretary Judy we have is xerox. but I like xerox except that Gale (c) and President Papa irs tiresome to stand there & get the evil eye for Bear(r). Doug Rlcbard8oll (DOt MARCH 9-10 D 8 P.M. using the machine for hours. pictured) coatmues as Treasurer. $5.-$12.50 D CARVER BOX OFRCE/AAINBOW TICKETMASTEA OUTLETS liberache snuffed it, eh. sad. but aU my Photo by Robert Konkel PHONE 299-7211 FOR MORE INFORMATION page4 The Calendar, February 20, 1987

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process of documenting 1he occurrence of Lesbian/Gay cisaiminatory insurance practices directed at the gay community . "lfs becoming evident from the cases we Rights Lobby are hearing that inSwance compaties are "red­ Hning" gay people from acx:ess to coverage in Announces life and heahh insurance", said Maxey. "Such cisaimination is probably already illegal under stal8 insurance law dealing with Insurance cisaimination within classes of people. For inslanc:e, a company could legally require aU of Discrimination its male applicants to lake a HIV test, but not sale~ require 1hose who live in Montrose or Oak Lawn or those with same sex Project beneficiaries .• The Lobby wishes 110 investigate ewry Glen Maxey, Executive Diracmr of the situation 1hat we can find of lifestyle questions Lesbian/Gay Rights Lobby, announced a being asked or selective testing requirements vigorous monitoring project to begin the being applied. This data wiR be instrumental in buiklng the record so that LGRL can ask the Insurance Commission to strengthen ita regulations dealing with sexual orientation dsaimination. Anyorte who hal experienced or has knowledge of inaurwa discrimination problema is urged to write LGRL at P.O. Box 2505, Austin, Texas 78768 or call Maxey at 5121443-2247. The Lobby will file al complaints and release of your identity will not be necessary in the process. Confidentiality can f· / be guaranteed. "I expect that LGRL may be able to convince the Insurance Commission that these dsaiminatory actions based pn sexual orientation should be oullawed. We will be working closely with this state agency in the next months to bring about protectiOns for gay · Glen Maxey e:uc:uthe dlredor ol men in insurance availability", Maxey the statewide LG.R.A.Iobby. concluded. Photo by Joba Touchet

IE~ ~s1 pageS The Calendar, February 20, 1987 #--························~ ! ATTENTION! ! I DUE TO A STORM- CAUSED POWER FAILURE I I THE FINAL JUDGING I I IN THE ROYAL BATTLE FOR I : MISS CLUB HEADS OR TAILS : 1 EMERITUS I I IS RESCHEULED TO I Raphael Vale8co gets a birthday Lady PJ WM In the spotlight as surprise at tbe Paper Moon, the winner of the January talent : SATURDAY, MARCH 7 : February 14. finals at the Paper Moon. I I PhGio by Duane SpriJII Photo by Duane Spring I I I I I I Audition .._ . for Fun I I by Tony Morono I I Instead of reviewing one of the nine shows that are currently running in San Antonio theaters, I I I would like to put in a plUg for auditioning. Sounds scary, doesn't it? Getting up in front of a crowd of "theater folk" and having to sing, dance and read might seem like self-torture, but if you are blessed I I with talent in music, acting, make-up, sewing costumes, set-buHding and other theater arts and I Anessa '82 Frances '83 Lady Pat '84 J haven't had the nerve to get involved, you are missing perhaps one of the most satisfying recreational activities available in our city. Theater. The first time that this writer got up and auditioned for a musical, fear gripped my persona and it I I was a raw squeak that was emitted from my throat as I tried to sing solo (I was only trying out for the I I chorus). The director and music coordinator SfNi through that squeak and I was cast. From then on it was easier, especially when I realized that even the most talented persons auditioning were just as I SHOWTIME $3.00 : scared as I was. Once into the rehearsal and through the run of the show, I discovered another I 11 PM COVER I world ... it is entirely different to be behind the footlights instead of sitting in front ot them ... delightfully different. I I Community theater grou~s are non-professional. People on stage; in the orchestra pit, backstage and behind the scenes are just that; people like everyone-with careers outside of their I I theater hobby. People from the community-at-large. Thars the essence of Community I Tracie '85 Amanda "86 I Theater ... ordinary people united to make magic. I I The local theater groups; San Antonio Little Theater, Theater One, Harlequin Dinner Theater, The 24th St. Experiment, Alamo City Theater, Melodrama Playhouse and other performing groups hold I I open auditions which are announced in the local papers (usu811y in the Friday supplements-TGIF (The Light) and Weekender (Express News). College and University Theatre departments don't advertise I 2526 CULEB-RA * 436-4450 : auditions, but non-students are usually allowed to audition. New.talent is always sought. Fresh faces and extra hands are always needed. To make up for all the hard wor\1. and the long hours (a time commitment is required), there's no people like show \ Judged on: Presentation-Sportswear-Evening Wear-Talent! : people... thet8's fun with a capitai"F". Anyone who has ever been to a "cast party" will tell you, theater folk really know how to have a --············· ·······--- good time. So, If you have some creative talent that is lying latent, and are bored with your usual routine, I encourage you all, men and women, to try auditioning ... ! might suggest that you go and sit in on an ooen audition to see what it is like first. Don't let the seasoned performers scare vou off from makina the jump into community theatre. There will be no pressure put on you to do anything that you don't want to do. Get up the nerve, and you'll meet interesting people and have a baD. Try it!l Break a Leg! Meridith Monk & Vocal Ensemble Debuts Meridith Monk, one of America's most important performing artists, wiD make her San Antonio TOP20 debut 8 p.m:t ~riday, February 20 at SAC's MCAUister Auditorium. With her five-member ensemble, by Robert Garcia she willg1ve 1ne first complete U.S. Jl8rformance of Book of Days: A Atlsic Concert With Film. Meridith Monk is a composer, director, choreographer, singer and film maker who has created Something In My House- Dead of Alive 11. Money Runner- Scotch (122) more than 50 music/theatre/dance and flm works. (131) 12. Only In My Dreams - Debbie Gibson She has been breaking down the barriers between the disciplines since 1964, when she first 2. Planet Nine (131) (127) presented Break, a mixed-media piece at Washington Square Galleries in New York. 3. Lay All Your Love On Me- Poison No. 13. Move Out- Nancy Martinez (116) Her art seeks to re-establish the unity that exists in music, theatre and dance ... the wholeness (137) 14. Friday Night- Sabby (135) that is found in other cultures such as in Kabuki and other ancient sources of early performances. 9 Book of Days showcases Meridith Monk as a comprehensive theatre artist Book of Days builds 4. Megatone 12 by 12- Various Artists 15. Where She Goes- Mary's Wild (120) its effect through a variety of media and voice, both solo and in ensemble, accompanied by cello and 5. Cry, Cry, Cry- Two Minds Crack (126) 16. Love Is Like A Game- Tracy Spencer keyboard and in combination with original Monk films. In concert together, these diverse elements 6. One More Time- Bianca (131) (116) weave a rich perforning 8l1s tapestry. 7. Bryllyant/You ('86 Remix) - Boytronic 17. Dont Let Me Be Misunderstood ('86 Meridith Monk is appearing as part of the San Antonio's Perfoming Arts Association's New (124/139) Remix) -Santa Esmeralda (126) Directions in Music and DBIIoe Series with the help of a grant from A.T. & T. For tickets caH 224-2939 8. Agent of Lberty- Mike Mareen (131) 18. You're The One- Sandee (122) or all Rainbow Tlc:ketrnaster outlets. 9. Heart/lash- linda Jo Rizzo (121) 19. One Look- Paul Parker (121) 0. Facinated- Company B (122) 20. Did It Feel Like Love - GenuineParts (122) BACK IN TIM~ Recently lv'e notced that a couple of old disco classics have popped up as HI-NRGY re-makes. a lot of people say "there's nothing like the classics. • Thats true to a point. Nowadays music is going back in time, taking the old and making it new again. For all you collectors, of the oldies are coming back. For example: Lets Dance- CBS Disco Classics. You Soon, Robert

Austin Lesbian/Gay Caucus' Valentines dance February 141n Austin. Photo by Jobn Touchet page6 The Calendar, February 20, 1987

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strippers dance at Nexus and Western conscious, free aerobic exercises are dance lessons are offered at Petticoat offered at Badlands. Vincent Capretta will Junction and Snuffy's. For the health be at Badlands on March 6.

ROll Perez, Mr. Gay Latla AD America and Mr. GayS.. Alltoalo, performs weekly at the Paper Moon. Photo by Duue Spl"'q favorite local perfomers. For instance 106 AIDS FUND. Ab~ Westemaire and Our Off Broadway will present a city-wide Place not only hold shows but also book bartenders drag show on March 5 and western bands. Papa Bear's will be the location for the 1st Annual Mr. PlaySafe Pageant on March In Austin, live singers are regulars at 13. Both shows will benefit the SATG both 506 and the Private Cellar. Female page 8 The Calendar, February 20, 1987

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HIGH GAME - MALE HIGH GAME - FEMALE HIGH GAME -TEAM 1. Clyde Grimsinger- 255 1. Annette Tillman - 231 1. French Poodes - 865 2. Joe Virjan - 241 2. Susan Dusek - 223 2. Gollee Sisters - 854 3. Four way tie - 228 3. Sherry Lebus - 220 3. "2015" Bar Team- 844 Annual Kite Flying Contest Coming Up Dorothy Gomez hosdng MJss Club Tejas Motorcycle Club wiN hold its 5th Annual Kite Flying Contest, Saturday, March 21 beginning Heads or Talk Emeritus before the at noon. As always, trophies will be awarded for length, duration and originality (they measure ki1e lights went out February 21. string, time and creativity). A $10 by mail or $12 at the gate donation includes food and beer. Tejas Flnal'l competition has been suggests you wear high top boots with shorts or jeans and a jacket if you plan to stay for the night rescheduled for March 7. Photo campfire. Write to Tejas M.C., 159 Aldrich, SA TX 78227 or caH 679-7471 for infonnalion and location. by Michael Stevens MURPHY'S MANOR

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Hi, gang Honesty comes to you lhis week from the kitchen at Chez Papa's. Once again, making lhis San Antonio's most original gossip column . Why?, you well may ask. Well, what better way to hear the tea, than over a cup. so, before I get another order, I better get down to business. Contrary to rumours that have been running amock, Down Town S.A. is stiH open! Henry plans to stay around for a while. Their Sunday Nite Strip show is getting better- Some really new talent! It seems Tony from P. Bears has been out trying to temporarily join the Air Force. Honey, thafs an awful lot of worK just to get a man in a uniform. Honest has several in her closet!!! Randy, It justs gets better, doesn't it, honey. Looks like your new format is working, Keep up the good worK. The Bolt does seem to be 1he place to be nowdays. I hope that no one misses the Mr. Leather San Antonio contest next Thursday, February 26th. Thars when Bryan turns over his ~. The theme for the occassion- Evening In Black - sounds fun!!! Bambi, what happend to your KISSING BOOTH!? I hear there was many a broken heart. Nakoma Sbaye will be emceeblg the city-wide barteDClers beoent sbow Well, well. postponed once, then finally we get the pageant off the ground , 1st night goes off like a charm, then bang I, an act of God postpones 1he Miss Club Heads Tails. Nothing like being left in for the SATG AIDS FUND at 106 Off Broadway, March S. Or the darK. But, we will all get another chance to find out who the Winner will be March 71h, !hat's when Phom by Duane SpriDg. they have rescheduled the finals. You an try to make it. Honesy hears wedding bells, not theirs, not her's. Congratulations, Mary Ellen (of the old Mary Ellen's on Fredericksburg), on your recent nuptials. Irs nice to see that one shouldn't give up the ship just because some years go by, I guess there's still hope Honesty will find a husband. It seems that the 106 Off. Broadway has got a new speaker system and taped music, nice change from the juke box! But Honest is just a little contused. How can you have a Tea Dance RIENDS without a dance floor? · -•OFA-• While on the subject of the 106, they'll be holding a Bartenders Drag Show, March 6 to benefit the SATG AIDS FUND. And as I understand, the ever popular, Miss Kitty will be Starring. Should be EATHER quite a show, cause believe me, it is hard to be a woman. F Papa send his thanks to everyone that helped him celebrate Valentin's Day, he raised $370 at the door. That was donated to the SATG AIDS FUND. MY, MY has it been a year already, I guess It Has! Happy 1st Anniversary to the Tuesday Night Discussion at The Jezebel. You all keep up the good wo!K. If you've been reading Honesty lately , you have seen that some of Honesty's'predictions have come true. Well, I'm gonna go way out on a limb this week, with this prediction. After many weeks of listening and watching some of San Antonio's most popular female impersonators get ready for the Tenth Annual Miss Gay San Antonio pageant, I already have a feeling in my bones (either I'm right with my prediction or I'm overworKed). So, don't be surprised, come Friday night the 20th, if San Antonio doesn't see Miss Vita Vixen kneeling as Sweet Savage turns over her title and crown. Either way it should be interesting to see. Don't miss the show. Well, gang I have to sign off for now, got another order- Oh, just want some more tea? Be right there I Luvya.

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