Heatstroke, Vol. 5, Number 65, (May 7- 19, 1999)

Title: Heatstroke, Vol. 5, Number 65, (May 7- 19, 1999)
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Type: Periodical
Date: May 7- 19, 1999
Description: Selected article titles: Free expo will bring three top HIV/AIDS experts to Phoenix; Virginia ruling allows prosecution of gay men on consensual sodomy charges; Tempe set to offer domestic partner benefits; New Hampshire priest may become first openly gay Episcopal bishop; My Queer Life: Not What the Doctor Orderd
Language: English
Place: Phoenix, AZ
Publisher: 1 Nightstand Publications, ltd.
Extent: 32 pages
Identifier: BjB92_009
Subject: Gay youth; AIDS (Disease); Lesbianism on television; Gay students

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