Heatstroke, Vol. 6, Number 70, (July 15- 29, 1999)

Title: Heatstroke, Vol. 6, Number 70, (July 15- 29, 1999)
Rights
Type: Periodical
Date: July 15- 29, 1999
Description: Selected article titles: Oldest living gay activist tells all; That little piece of paper; Suspects in gay slayings, fires were devout former honor students; Hundreds prepare to launch gay men's health movement; Utah group protests Mormon church's work against gay marriages
Language: English
Place: Phoenix, AZ
Publisher: 1 Nightstand Publications, ltd.
Extent: 32 pages
Identifier: BjB92_013
Subject: Gay rights--Religious aspects; Gay students; Gay culture

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