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Assorted Newsletters & Programs |
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GLPC
Election News, 1978 - 1999
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Pride
Organization Newsletters, 1988 - 2001
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Miss
Gay America Pageant - 1975
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Montrose
Sports Association - 1980
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Pride
Awards
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Program
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MSA Program for 1980 Season, PDF |
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Mr
Southwest Drummer 1984
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Archway
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Paz
Y Liberacion (1979-1994)
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An event program. It's 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" with a few photos. Volume
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A newsletter of the Montrose Guest Recovery House. Founded in June 1982, this was a drug and alcohol recovery facility; not sure how long it lasted, but I found this newsletter from June 1984 June 1984, PDF |
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Paz Y Liberacion An
international newsletter published out of Houston four times a year
and in four editions: English, Spanish, Asian, and African/Arab/ Mediterranean.
Edited by John Hubert. Begun in 1979, running through at least 1994. |
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Choices
- 1983
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Catch
One - 1983
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Brazos River Bottom (BRB) - 1978-2013 |
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Catch
One was a Black gay disco open roughly from January 1982 (perhaps earlier)
until July 1984. This is Newsletter Vol 2 #5, June 1983 |
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1992-93 PDF
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Names
Project - 1995
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Spectrum
'95
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Garden
Party - 1994
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The Names Project AIDS Memorial Quilt A program
for the March 30 to April 2, 1995 showing |
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Spectrum '95 The
program for the Also
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Southern
Country Houston
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Texas
Bay Area Gays (TBAG) 1979-1983
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Houston
Wrestling Club
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Southern Country Houston was an organization founded in 1991, and dedicated to social, dance and community service activities, with the club still in existence. Two anniversary programs of dance weekends are shown. 1993 & 1994, PDF
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Several
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AFH
- AIDS Foundation Houston and PWA Coalition
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Halloween
Magic
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AFH Please see this link for more publications and info |
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EPAH
( 1978 - present)
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Executive and Professional Association of Houston EPAH,
a long-standing social, networking and charity organization, begun
in 1978. Before the digital age members received a |
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Miss
Camp America
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Bering
Community Service Foundation
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Bering
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Miss Camp America had a long run as a social and service organization, from 1969 to 2005; an annual highlight was the MCA Pageant More info at this link, plus a number of their programs |
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Newsletters Feb 2002, Apr 2006, PDF
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Body
Positive - 1989 to 2005
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Lesbian
Health Intiative, LHI - 1992+
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Body
Positive
A support and service organization for the needs of HIV positive individuals, founded in 1989. Positively was their newsletter. In 2000 they merged with the Montrose Clinic, which in 2005 became Legacy Community Health Services. |
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Founded in 1992, the mission of LHI is to promote women's health in the LGBT commity. Now, with offices in the Montrose Center, and still active. Website |
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Assistance
Fund - 1988 to 2005
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Integrity/Houston
or Interact
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Integrity
Houston, Episcopal
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Integrity/Houston was unfortunately the name of two different organizations from 1974 through 1981. The first I/H founded in 1970 as a social/service organization and the Episcopal organization started in 1974. The service group finally had enough and in 1981 changed its name to Interact Houston. I have sections with newsletters and more information on both organizations. Integrity/Houston--Interact Integrity Houston--Episcopal |
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Dignity
1984
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MCCR,
or RMCC
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Program for 10-Year Anniversary Event 6/22/84 Plus
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Community
Alliance of Houston
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Lesbian
& Gay Rights Lobby of Texas
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Log
Cabin Republicans
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Vol 1 #1, Apr 1988,
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LGRL LGRL,
1987, in 2006 morphed
into Equality
Texas. Newsletters,
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Log
Cabin Republicans Houston & Texas |
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NOW
at the University of Houston (these issues, 1981-1985)
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NOW
at the U of H
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NOW
at the U of H Jun-Dec
1984, PDF
Clipping, 1986, PDF |
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NOW
at the U of H
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Texas
Human Rights Foundation (THRF)
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American
Gay & Lesbian Atheist
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Chamber
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The
American Gay & Lesbian Atheist
A national organization, started in 1983 and based in Houston, as was its controversial founder Don Sanders. See Special Section, with many newsletters & clippings |
Chamber News Newsletter of the Greater
Houston Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce. |
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Texas
Gay Rodeo Association
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Montrose
Activity Center
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Agora
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See coverage
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Agora
was a project to "promote accurate images of gays and lesbians
in the media," and its representatives included Annise Parker and
other community leaders. I believe it lasted only 1-2 years. |
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Houston
Outdoor Group
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PFLAG
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Women
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Nov
1994, PDF |
See PFLAG
section Newsletters
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Bayou
City Performing Arts
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Gay
Hispanic Caucus - 1978
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GLBVA
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Steven's
House - 1994 - 1999
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Montrose
Clinic
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Q
Patrol Streetbeat 1994
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LoneStar
10 Motorcycle Run, 1994
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Houston
Bears 1993
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Q Patrol
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Newsletters for Mar, Aug, Sep 2005, PDF |
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