HeatStroke, Vol. 9, Number 105 (November 16-29, 2000)

Title: HeatStroke, Vol. 9, Number 105 (November 16-29, 2000)
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Type: Periodical
Date: November 16-29, 2000
Description: Selected article titles: "Christine Weason Four years Later"; "Equal Protection for Elderly Gays is Only Fair"; "Monogamy: A Moral Law or a Strong Suggestion?"; "And Then There Were Three: Arizonans Elect Third Openly Gay Man to State House of Reps"; "Gay Vets Donate Military Memorial"
Language: English
Place: Phoenix, AZ
Publisher: 1 nightstand publications, ltd.
Extent: 42 pages
Identifier: BjB93_019
Subject: Gay newspapers; Older gay men; Sexuality and culture; Gay politicians; Gay military personnel

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