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• Heatstroke, Vol. 6, Number 77, (October 21- November 3, 1999)
  Selected article title: Hate is a crime problem that can be prevented; Janet Reno’s working on it; 60P drops hate-crimes expansion from spending bill; lesb iafl activist hopes Falwell meeting can reduce hate speech; Activists condemn Wyoming prosecutor after anti-gay attack; When lesbian moms break up, heartbreak and legal limbo often follow
• Heatstroke, Vol. 6, Number 76, (October 7- October 20, 1999)
  Selected article titles: Medical Board gives gay doctor “one last chance”; Police seek community’s help in solving hate attacks; Rude, Rude Rudy? The popular pianist insists he's just a big tease; Accidental Activism; Reno urges intervention to prevent hate crimes
• Heatstroke, Vol. 6, Number 75, (September 23- October 6, 1999)
  Selected article titles: Baby makes —with love to spare— this Phoenix family; A dogged tenacity will result in more gay members of Congress; Bradley comes out In favor of gay rights; Ford Foundation awards $200K to NGLTF; Bush reveals anti-gay views to homophobic publication
• Heatstroke, Vol. 6, Number 74, (September 9- 22, 1999)
  Selected article titles: One htt movie hands gay director Jim Fall his big Tinseltown chance; Hate crime gets teens 50,25 years behind bars; Ex-Jesuit brings same-sex harassment case against Catholic group; Heatstroke's resident astrologer explains her art; A taste of Coco
• Heatstroke, Vol. 6, Number 73, (August 26- September 8, 1999)
  Selected article titles: Better than chocolate takes a fresh look at lesbian lives; Judge recommends gay doctor keep license with probation; BOMEX chief says case isn’t over yet; Domestic partner benefits being embraced by airlines; Phoenix vaccine volunteers aim to stop HIV's spread; VA okays gay memorial for National Cemetery