Newspaper clipping of an article about the lack of AIDS funding in Dallas, with a table of funding for other large cities.

A Dallas Morning News clipping about Dr. James Curran of the CDC giving a presentation on the effects that AIDS had since 1981.

Clipping from Dallas Morning News for February 5, 1992. "Box denies he changed stance on gay hiring" describes Glenn Box's statements regarding gay hiring by police in contrast to a questionnaire he completed from the Lesbian/Gay Political Coalition of Dallas in 1989. Includes a picture of Box and a photocopy of an excerpt from the questionnaire.

Newspaper pages from the Dallas Morning News for February 5, 1992. "Woman resubmits police application" describes Mica England re-applying to the Dallas Police Department. "Box denies he changed stance on gay hiring" details the history of Dallas City council member Glenn Box's stance on gay police officers.

Photocopy of a newspaper clipping which states that Judge Edward A. Haggerty Jr. blocked Saturday Evening Post author James Phelan from providing defense testimony.

Photocopy of a newspaper clipping which states that Judge Edward A. Haggerty Jr. blocked Saturday Evening Post author James Phelan from providing defense testimony.

Newspaper article clipped from the Chicago Tribune titled "Ruby Penalty Cut Proposed." The article states that the district attorney proposed that Jack Ruby's death sentence be reduced to a prison term.

Two newspaper clippings of articles about Dr. May Owen receiving the Texas Medical Association Service Award. One of the articles includes a photo of Dr. Owen.

A Dallas Morning News clipping of a letter to the editor by Jeannine Gibbs of Richardson, TX; Gibbs describes her thoughts on a recent article by Steve Blow and discusses her thoughts on many of the Texas House Representatives removing their name from a resolution honoring AIDS victims.

A Dallas Morning News newspaper clipping from May 5, 1978 about Clay Smothers' campaign raising a great deal of financial support thanks to local lobby groups.

A scan of a Dallas Morning News article from May 5, 1978 on Smothers' campaign.

A Dallas Morning News article about new AIDS cases in Dallas rising by 74% over the 1987 year, which medical professionals at the Dallas County Health and Human Services Department had predicted.

Newspaper clippings from the Dallas Morning News from March 5, 1980 about political questionnaires causing some degree of controversy.

Full newspaper page from Dallas Times Herald for April 5, 1990. Relevant article "Richards supports repeal of state's sodomy statue" describes Ann Richard's opinion of Section 21.06 of the Texas Penal Code.

A newspaper clipping from The Dallas Morning News discussing donors contributing to multiple campaigns in the Texas gubernatorial race.

A newspaper clipping about Ann Richards appealing to the black community to garner their support.

Newspaper clipping of a Dallas Morning News article about the end to the hate crime bill stalemate.

A Dallas Morning News clipping about the Americans with Disabilities Act creating new social avenues for people with disabilities.

A newspaper clipping from the New York Times discussing the reasons for Ann Richards falling behind in polls.

A Dallas Morning News clipping about Bill Clinton's new AIDS czar, Kristine Gebbie.

Newspaper clipping containing photographs of the Dallas' Black Living Legends event hosted by the Junior Black Academy of Arts and Letters in 1987. The top left photo seems to be of a few people in the audience, sitting in rows of chairs. The top right photograph is of Comer Cottrell standing in front of his own portrait featured at the event. The bottom left picture is of a young African American woman named Alison Hines-Boney standing behind a podium as she speaks at the event. The bottom right, final photograph is of Yvonne Ewell standing in front of her portrait.

Newspaper clipping containing photographs of featured individuals from the Dallas' Black Living Legends event. One photograph contains the choir from the event being directed. The second photograph is of Julia Scott Reed, sitting in a rocking chair in front of a portrait of herself. The third photo contains Dr. Edison Fowiks and his son and daughter, as well as another male family member, as they stand in front of Fowiks's portrait.

A Dallas Times Herald clipping on the National Cancer Institute asking that regulatory barriers be removed when getting new drugs to cancer and AIDS patients.

A Dallas VOICE clipping about Dallas County allocating AIDS funds to programs after a process of examining complaints about the allocation of funds.