Bay Area Reporter, July 22, 1982, Vol. XII, No. 29

Bob Ross (Publisher); Paul F. Lorch (Editor); f. John Karr (News Editor); George Heymont (Political Editor); Wayne April (Art Director, Office Manager); Les Balmain; Konstantin Berlandt; Ron Blaussen; Harry Britt; Mark Brown; Philip Campbell; Jerry De Gracia; Jerry R. De Young; Gene Earl; Wayne Friday; Paul-Francis Harmen; George Mendenhall; Frank J. Howell; John F. Karr; Ron Kraus; Michael Lasky; Arthur Lazere; A. Marc Leventhal; Gene Miller; Jim Mock; Dennis Morilla; Bartlett Naylor; Mez Pas; Gary Peder; Tom Rogers; Mark Topkin; Scott Tremel; Dan Turner; Tom Waddell, M.D.; Dick Walters; Steve Warren; Rick Weatherly; Allen White; Keith White; Bob Woolhouse

Seventeenth-page issue of the Bay Area Reporter published July 22, 1982, covering LGBTQ+ news, politics, community events, and cultural developments in San Francisco and internationally. Major articles include Governor Jerry Brown's appointment of an openly gay psychologist to the California Mental Health Advisory Council, community responses to police violence and after-hours arrests on Castro Street, the resignation of the Lesbian/Gay Freedom Day Parade Co-Chair, and legal efforts to oppose Dan White's parole. Other features address neighborhood homophobia in Glen Park, the impact of gay students at Berkeley's Pacific School of Religion, international gay rights conventions, letters and viewpoints on gay rights and community issues, a profile of Lawrence Brinkin's legal case for bereavement leave, updates on the San Francisco Gay Freedom Day Marching Band, and extensive classifieds. Includes advertisements for local events such as the National Reno Gay Rodeo, community services, and businesses.

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Bay Area Reporter, July 22, 1982, Vol. XII, No. 29

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Bay Area reporter

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1982-07-22

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San Francisco Bay Area gay and lesbian serial collection

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Gay press
Gay rights
Police brutality
Mental health
Gay rodeos
Neighborhoods
Marching bands

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LGBTQ+ rights ; Police violence ; Mental health ; Dan White parole ; Glen Park ; Neighborhood homophobia ; Gay Rodeo ; Freedom Day Parade ; Bereavement leave ; Community organizing ; Gay students ; Berkeley Seminary ; International gay rights ; Hepatitis B ; Kaposi's Sarcoma ; Marching Band ; Classifieds ; San Francisco ; Bay Area

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