HeatStroke, Vol 3, Number 28, (December 4-17, 1997)

Title: HeatStroke, Vol 3, Number 28, (December 4-17, 1997)
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Type: Periodical
Date: December 4-17, 1997
Description: "Selected Article Titles: Commited Phoenix couple developing 'Safe Space' program for local schools; Horowitz: a dangerous woman; US Supreme Court turns down appeal from two gay Republican; AZ lawmaker wants gay & lesbian couples
banned as foster parent; Lambda issues report card on AIDS discrimination"
Language: English
Place: Phoenix, Arizona
Publisher: 1 nightstand publications ltd.
Extent: 24 pages
Identifier: BjB90_016
Subject: Gays--Violence against; Gay press; Gays--Identity; Gay activists

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