8 GAY PEOPLE'S CHRONICLE
Double dating
To the Editors:
FEBRUARY 23, 1996
COMMUNITY FORUM
Cleveland seems to be a city of double dating, and I don't mean two couples going out together.
My concern is more than one event taking
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place at the same time in different places. GOLDUST
Often the two events could attract the same people. For example, in April, the Human Rights Campaign will have their major fundraiser the same evening as the North Coast Men's Chorus concert. This is just an example of things that have happened in the past and will continue to go on if organizations don't begin to coordinate.
Very often looking through Charlie's Calendar I see two things going on at the same time. There are 52 weeks in a year, seven nights in a week. The gay and lesbian community in the greater Cleveland area can certainly spread things out a little better.
Some time ago, the lesbian and gay community center offered to keep a central calendar. They invited people to contact them to see what dates are open, or list events for their groups. Evidently not many people are getting the message. I spoke with Linda Malicki, the new director at the Center. She
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THE OPEN PRAIRIE by Joe Hoover
WHOM THE OTHER WRESTLERS IN
A FIT OF HOMOSEXUAL PANIC," ATTACK AND
VIOLENTLY ASSAULT
WHEN
HE REVEALS HIS CRUSH ON THEM.
WITH THAT SUCCESS, WWF INTRODUCES
Rowdy Rod Rodley King.
LETS SEE IT AGAIN IN SLOW MOTION!
NO
QUOTAS!
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informs me they still keep the calendar and hope people will contact the Center to check and post their dates.
So, Cleveland, let's do it! You can't dine and sing in two different places in the same night. It only takes a phone call. In case you can't find the Center's phone number, it is 216-522-1999.
Paul Zeitzew Cleveland
Kicking out HIV+
To the Editors:
I am writing to express my views on bill 1124 which states we are going to involuntarily discharge military persons who test positive for HIV. It concerns me that our society accepts this bill without that much outrage.
THE CROWD GOES WILD!
ALL THIS AND SHE'S PAID LESS TOO!
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A BLACK WRESTLER THAT WHITE WRESTLERS BEAT
AND LYNCH WHEN THEY FIND OUT THAT THEY ARE TO
LOSE TO HIM IN ONE OF WWF'S REGULARLY STAGED MATCHES.
A FEMALE WRESTLER THAT MALE WRESTLERS BEAT AND RAPE WHEN SHE REFUSES TO CLEAN AND IRON THEIR TIGHTS
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This bill should scare all of us; we are all at risk of being diagnosed with something. Until now, however, you probably expected to be able to work until you no longer could perform your duties. In the future may we not only have to perform on the job, but also be evaluated based on our employers' prejudices of an illness we may have?
I sent a letter to the White House concerning this bill in early February. I have a copy of bill 1124, but I have not seen or heard the details of the executive order that would establish full medical benefits for the discharged service members your paper referenced in the February 9 issue. Any additional information you receive and can pass along to your readers is appreciated.
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