Fourteen-page issue of The Sentinel, a San Francisco-based newspaper, published on April 14, 1983. This issue features extensive coverage of the upcoming recall election for Mayor Dianne Feinstein, including an exclusive interview with Feinstein addressing criticism from the gay and lesbian community, her record on gay/lesbian issues, and the political implications of the recall. Other major stories include AIDS education and safe sex workshops, the death of Congressman Phil Burton and the resulting political succession, local crime reports, arts and entertainment reviews, and community event listings. The issue contains editorials, letters to the editor, classified advertisements, and coverage of ongoing debates about domestic partnership legislation, police relations, and public health. Black-and-white photographs, editorial cartoons, and advertisements are interspersed throughout the tabloid-format newspaper.