Bay Area Reporter, March 17, 1988, Vol. XVIII, No. 11

Bob Ross (Publisher); Ray O'Loughlin (News Editor); Will Snyder (Features Editor); George Heymont (Fine Arts Editor); Wayne Friday (Political Editor); Tony Lindsey (Office Manager); Ann S. West (Classified Advertising); Dianne Gregory (Production); Michael Jay Goldberg (Camera); Richard Burt (Production Artist); Mark Parra (Typesetting); Chall Cochran (Typesetting); David Brady (Cartoonist); Robert J. Dern, C.P.A. (Auditor/Accountant)

A 25-page issue of the Bay Area Reporter published March 17, 1988, covering news, opinion, and community events relevant to the LGBTQ+ community in San Francisco and beyond. Front-page stories include a lawsuit by Roberta Achtenberg against the Democratic Party over endorsement procedures, debates about bringing the Olympics to San Francisco and related gay rights concerns, updates on the federal AIDS budget, and a conviction in a high-profile cult killing case. The issue features editorials, letters, classified ads, and coverage of local activism, health initiatives, cultural events, and obituaries. Advertisements for community businesses, services, and events are interspersed throughout. The newspaper is printed in black and white in tabloid format.

Title

Bay Area Reporter, March 17, 1988, Vol. XVIII, No. 11

Creator

Bob Ross (Publisher)
Ray O'Loughlin (News Editor)
Will Snyder (Features Editor)
George Heymont (Fine Arts Editor)
Wayne Friday (Political Editor)
Tony Lindsey (Office Manager)
Ann S. West (Classified Advertising)
Dianne Gregory (Production)
Michael Jay Goldberg (Camera)
Richard Burt (Production Artist)
Mark Parra (Typesetting)
Chall Cochran (Typesetting)
David Brady (Cartoonist)
Robert J. Dern, C.P.A. (Auditor/Accountant)

Variant Title

Bay Area reporter

Published

1988-03-17

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Project Name

San Francisco Bay Area gay and lesbian serial collection

Subject (Topic)

San Francisco Bay Area (Calif.)
AIDS (Disease)
Gay rights
Hate crimes
Community activists
Advertising, Classified
Mass media

Keyword

LGBTQ+ Rights ; AIDS ; Olympics ; San Francisco Politics ; Democratic Party ; Hate Crimes ; Community Activism ; Health Initiatives ; Obituaries ; Media Representation ; Legal Issues ; Classified Advertisements

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v.

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