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Suicide cost $45 and can be obtained from
me superintendent of Documents, U.S.
Government Printing Office, Washington,
D.C. 20402.

If you are interested in becoming in-
volved in work with lesbian, gay and bisex-
ual youth in Vermont, contact Outright
Vermont, P.O. Box 4175, Burlington, VT

05406 or come to our monthly meetings

l (2ndWednesday of every month at6:30 pm

V atouroffice upstairs over VermontCARES
at 30 Elmwood Ave.)

Gay/Lesbian Ads Blanket Maine: Fif-
leen Papers Refuse
During the week of June 1, 1989,
thirty-two Maine newspapers carried ads
from  , a gay/lesbian newspaper,
offering subscription information and a
ilree sample.
Fifteen papers, including the ganggr
]Dgily News and the  , refused
lie pre-paid ads and returned them to m;
Em without explanation.
Despite refusals from the newspapers,
Quggm received over 300 individual
requests for subscription information.

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RICH JONES
652 72ND STREET

  

THE HONORABLE
UNITED STATES SENATE
WASHINGTON, DC 20510

SENATOR

URGE SUPPORT OF S.419, TEE HATE-CRIMES-STATISTICS
ACT. VIOLENCE BASED ON PREJUDICE MUST STOP. AND
URGE OPPOSITION TO ANY ATTEMPT TO DELETE "SEXUAL
ORIENTATION" AS WELL AS HELMS-SPONSORED AMENDMENT
UNDERCUTTING BILL'S INTENT AND EXPLOITING BIGOTRY.
PLEASE LET ME KNOW YOUR POSITION.

RICH JONES

Example of HRCF Congressional Mailgram
(See Article on Page 8)

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Bernie Hartnett- on Board Thursday, Friday & Saturday

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October 1989