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[Letter: ACT UP, Are you postive?]
A letter from ACT UP encouraging the reader to become involved in their organization and participate in the redefining of the AIDS epidemic.
[Letter: From Robert E. Hensley to Frank Wise]
A letter from Robert E. Hensley, at the AIDS Interfaith Network, to Frank Wise, Dallas Parks Director, offering his support of the proposed AIDS Memorial project for Robert E. Lee Park.
[Letters: Jamie Schield to Tammye Nash and John Thomas to Alan Ross]
A letter from Jamie Schield, at the AIDS Resource Center, to Tammye Nash, at the Dallas Voice, seeking to garner support for the execution of National Condom Awareness Week. A similar letter was sent from John Thomas to Alan Ross, at the Dallas Tavern Guild.
[Letter: From Maison to Royal]
A letter from Don Maison, from the AIDS Service of Dallas, to Charlie Royal, from the State Bar of Texas, discussing the attached legal documents.
[Confidential Letter: Maison to Martin]
A confidential letter from Don Maison, from the AIDS Services of Dallas, to Jack Martin from the Texas Board of Law Examiners.
[Letter: From Martin to Maison]
A letter from Don Maison, from the AIDS Services of Dallas, to Jack Martin, from the Texas Board of Law Examiners.
[Letter: Nelson to Maison]
A letter from Don Maison, from the AIDS Service of Dallas, to Mary Klapperich, from the State Bar of Texas.
[Fax: Cedar Springs Business Organization]
Fax from Alan Ross of the Dallas Tavern Guild to Dennis Vercher with proposed plans to bring together some of the businesses in Oak Lawn.
[Response: If Not Now, When?]
A filled out response form from Among Friend's agreeing to participate in National Coming Out Day and publicly come out while also encouraging others to do the same. The form has handwritten notes on the back.
[Letter with handwritten notes: Longstaff denied citizenship]
A letter with handwritten notes from Joe Baker discussing Richard Longstaff's appeal to federal courts after being denied U.S. citizenship because of his sexuality.
[Letter: Bill Clinton to Human Rights Campaign Fund]
Letter from presidential candidate to the Human Rights Campaign Foundation clarifying his reviews on gay and lesbian rights.
[Letter: Election laws violation]
A letter from Sharon Boyd, city council member, to Robert Sloan, city secretary, discussing a card that was mailed to Dallas Democrats that was in violation of elections laws because it did not have a legitimate return address and had no political disclaimer.
[Letter from Maurice Brigance to Dennis Vercher - July 30, 1994]
Typed letter from Maurice Brigantine, III to Dallas Voice editor Dennis Vercher requesting support for the second annual Bisexual, Lesbian, and Gay Art Show at the Dallas Public Library titled "Beyond Pink and Blue."
[Open letter: To LG-PAC members]
An open letter from Peter Brooks to members of LG-PAC endorsing Craig McDaniel for city council and providing reasons for members to do the same.
[Letter from Howard Buford]
A typed response from Howard Buford pertaining to companies starting to target gays and lesbians for their advertisements.
[Letter: Burroughs Wellcome Co. Trial]
A letter from Burroughs Wellcome Co. to Gloria Goodwin, at the AIDS Resource Center, to set the conditions for Burroughs Wellcome Co. to conduct a clinical trial at the Nelson-Tebedo Community Clinic.
[Letter to Gloria Goodwin]
A letter from Gray Davis of Burrough Wellcome Co. to Gloria Goodwin discussing a zidovudine-acyclovir trial in the clinic where Goodwin works.
[Letter, Fact Sheet & Newspaper Clippings: Design Industries Foundation for AIDS]
A letter, fact sheet, and news paper clippings about the recent jacket fundraiser put on by the Design Industries Foundation for AIDS (DIFFA).
[Letter from Lynn Carroll to Dennis Vercher, January 28, 1998]
Response letter from attorney Lynn Carroll to Dennis Vercher regarding a "Pending Custody Matter," a copy of a petition, and temporary order from the Kaufman versus Coughlin suit.
[Letter: Cedar Springs Merchants to Razzle Dazzle Dallas]
Letter from Cedar Springs Merchants to Razzle Dazzle Dallas objecting to the annual street party as bad for their businesses.
[Handwritten Notes and Letter: Parks and Recreation Board]
A letter and handwritten notes concerning the reservation of a room and a Dallas Parks and Recreation board event.
[Letter: Out There II to press media]
Letter from publicists for Out There II promoting media coverage for the show, which features gay and lesbian comedians.
[Informational Letter: Community Outreach Center]
An informational letter from the Community Outreach Center listing out programs and events that are aimed at offering assistance to people with HIV/AIDS. This letter was sent to Dennis Vercher at the Dallas Voice, an LGBT publication.
[Letter: Crossroads Market to Dennis Vercher]
Letter from local business to Dennis Vercher defending the Cedar Springs Merchants' move to relocate Razzle Dazzle Dallas.
[Letter: City of Dallas to Dallas Tavern Guild]
Letter from City of Dallas to the Dallas Tavern Guild about a plaque for the organization's work on city parks and research about introduction of diseases into the park system.
[Memorandum: Lee Park - Proposed Memorial]
Internal memorandum from director of Dallas Parks Department weighing the options and risks of approving A Living Tribute project.
[Letter: AIDS Emergency Grant Funds]
A letter from Philip B. Scheps of the Dallas County Budget office to Commissioners Court to discuss planning and implication of the federal funds for emergency AIDS programming.
[Letter: Comprehensive Plan for the Delivery of HIV-Related Services]
A letter from Ron Stretcher at the Dallas County Department of Human Services explaining the attached HIV Comprehensive Services Plan for the Dallas Eligible Metropolitan Area.
[Letter & Attachment: Dallas County Patients]
A letter from the Dallas County Health Department with an attached surveillance report documenting statistics about HIV/AIDS.
[Copy of letter: Dallas Gay Alliance to Parkland Memorial Hospital]
Letter from the Dallas Gay Alliance to Parkland Memorial Hospital requesting improved policies and procedures for the treatment of AIDS patients.
[Copy of Letter from Dallas Gay Alliance to the State Commission on Judicial Conduct]
Copy of a letter from the president of the Dallas Gay Alliance to the State Commission on Judicial Conduct calling for the removal of Judge Jack Hampton.
[Letter: Dallas Gay Alliance to Dallas Parks Department]
Letter from the Dallas Gay Alliance to the Dallas Parks Department Director Frank Wise for his disapproval of A Living Tribute project.
[Letter: Dallas Gay Alliance to its members]
Letter from the Dallas Gay Alliance to its members updating them on the status of their current projects as well as inviting their help on new ones.
[Letter: Dallas Gay Alliance to members and friends]
Press release from the Dallas Gay Alliance updating its members and friends about their current projects.
[Letter: Dallas Gay Alliance to This Week in Texas]
Letter from the Dallas Gay Alliance to This Week in Texas showing appreciation for those that have supporting the organization's case against Parkland Hospital.
[Letter with Signature: Formal Request - Dallas Gay Alliance]
A typed letter from the Dallas Gay Alliance formally requesting access to the records pertaining to curriculum and training of the Dallas Police Department.
[Letter: Alan Ross to Dallas Morning News Editor]
Letter to the Dallas Morning News Editor challenging a letter of a Dallas resident who disapproved of A Living Tribute project.
[Letter: Dallas Tavern Guild to Razzle Dazzle Dallas]
Letter from the Dallas Tavern Guild to Razzle Dazzle Dallas supporting the location of the annual street celebration.
[Letter from Dallas Tavern Guild to the Dallas Department of Parks and Recreation]
Letter from the Dallas Tavern Guild director to the Department of Park and Recreation protesting certain limitations on A Living Tribute project.
[Letter: Foundation of Human Understanding]
A letter from Dennis Vercher to Charles Domingues, of the Foundation for Human Understanding, clarifying a discrepancy over the filing of a EEOC complaint form.
[Letter: Massage, Model, Escort advertising]
A letter to Massage, Model, Escort Advertisers from Robert Moore, at the Dallas Voice, notifying the Advertisers that the Voice will no longer print their advertisements until the Voice receives some verification of Massage, Model, Escort Advertisers' legitimacy.
[A Letter: Department of Health & Human Services]
A letter from the Department of Health and Human Services to Buck Buckingham of the AIDS ARMS Network discussing the Ryan White Comprehensive AIDS Resource Emergency (C.A.R.E) Act.
[Letter: Don Micheals, The Blade]
A letter from Don Michaels to Dennis Vercher about Vercher's gathered surveys and articles that are now using that acquired information.
[Letter from Deb Elder to Dallas Gay Alliance and the Dallas Voice]
Letter from Deb Elder, a member of the Lesbian Visionaries, to the Dallas Gay Alliance and the Dallas Voice, protesting a few events of the Candlelit Vigil and Protest Rally.
[Letter: Openly LGBT Candidates]
A letter from William Waybourn, at the Gay and Lesbian Victory Fund, providing editors with a list of openly LGBT candidates up for election and informing them of the updates to expect.
[Letter: Greater Dallas Community Relations Commission to Dallas Parks and Recreation Board]
A letter from the Greater Dallas Community Relations Commission to the Dallas Park and Recreation Board approving A Living Tribute beautification of Lee Park. The Dallas City Council and the Dallas Gay Alliance are cc'ed.
[Letter: From Kenneth W. Green Jr. to Frank Wise]
A letter from Kenneth W. Green Jr. to Frank Wise, Dallas Parks Director, to voice his support for the event the Dallas Tavern Guild will be hosting in Lee Park.
[Letter: Jack Hampton to reverends]
Letter of apology from Judge Jack Hampton to eight reverends apologizing for his comments on homosexuals.
[Letter: Phil Johnson to Mr. Wise]
A letter from Phil Johnson to Frank Wise offering support of the AIDS Memorial, A Living Tribute, that will be hosted by the Dallas Tavern Guild.
[Letter from Michael Kaminer]
A letter from Michael Kaminer to his colleague pertaining to the new AT&T campaign targeting gay and lesbian customers.
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