AIDS Resource Center pamphlet. The pamphlet includes the following information for the AIDS Resource Center: mission, AIDS Awareness Education, Patient Advocacy, Hotline, Pentamidine Mist, Food Pantry, and other programs and services.

A flyer about Bill Nelson's political campaign and his position on the following topics: Zoning, Crime, Neighborhood Code Enforcement, and Homelessness.

Document for the Bill Nelson campaign and from Bill Nelson's perspective. The document discusses Bill Nelson's goals and concerns about Jerry Rucker's campaign.

Document discussing Bill Nelson's political campaign and the topic of homeowners and neighborhoods.

A document with a list discussing of Bill Nelson's background and campaign goals.

A document about Bill Nelson's campaign and inviting the unnamed recipient to support Bill Nelson.

City Council Nelson District Two bookmark pasted onto a sheet of paper of similar proportions.

AIDS center leaders to resign this year article focuses on Jamie Schield and Karen Estes, their history as leaders in the AIDS center and their decision to leave their positions.

City Council Nelson District Two document with an overview of Bill Nelson's campaign goals and positions over District 2 issues. The following District 2 issues are noted: Oak Lawn Planning, Lovers Lane Zoning, Crime Prevention, Civil Rights Ordinance, Central Expressway, West Dallas Development, Walnuthill/Loop 12 Zoning, Low Income Housing, Neighborhood Preservation, and Strong Leadership.

The clipping include letters from a variety of readers from The Dallas Morning News.

2-page newspaper clipping of story "Measuring AIDS threat in Dallas" by Kris Mullen in the Dallas Times Herald, pages A-1 and A-10; page A-1: 21.7 x 27.4 cm, page A-10.

"DGLA Political Action Committee Makes Endorsements!" document includes a list of endorsements for representatives by the DGLA Political Action Committee by questionnaires. Election dates, a voters guide, and a form for DGLA Advocates Council.

Document about real estate and the Bill Nelson campaign. The document includes details about real estate developments and Rucker's campaign.

A spiral notebook sheet of a sign-up list for election day for call times. All text is handwritten.

A flyer addressed to Linda Mitchell with an attached form requesting financial gift. The following programs are listed as optional gift recipients: Nelson-Tebedo Community Clinic, HIV Counseling and Testing, Pentamidine Mist Treatments, Food Pantry, and Gay and Lesbian Community Center. These programs are further described in the flyer.

Flyer about the Bill Nelson campaign including information about who Bill Nelson is and his campaign goals. Topics discussed in the flyer are zoning, crime, neighborhood code enforcement, and homeless.

Flyer for a party honouring Bill Nelson with an address and a dress code for casual wear.

A card titled, "Get In On the Start of Something Big" including a general invitation to the grand opening of the Bill Nelson for city council campaign headquarters.

A handwritten letter from Gary (no last name) to an unnamed recipient discussing a plan for runoff. On the top right, the text "Warehouse 225-7323" is written.

A Help Elect Bill Nelson card for the Dallas City Council. Front: A picture of Bill Nelson is displayed on the left and a list of action steps on the right side.

This document includes information about Bill Nelson's campaign positions in a series of quotes.

Purple booklet for a capital funds campaign launched by Foundation for Human Understanding, Dallas Gay Alliance, Dallas Gay Political Caucus, DGA Credit Union, AIDS Resource Center, and Nelson Tebedo Community Clinic for AIDS Research, with text "Imagine Us Together" on front cover. Booklet includes architectural plans for a new Dallas Gay and Lesbian Community Center. The building was donated by former DGA president Bill Nelson and Terry Tebedo.

Letter from Andy and Annell to Bill Nelson discussing Bill's interview with Channel 13 and their campaign contribution. The date "Tuesday, the 31st" is written.

Letter from Bill Nelson campaign to an unnamed recipient over instructional notes for yard signs and push cards. The heading for the second paragraph is titled, "PUSH CARDS" and is circled. In green text, the name "Jerry" is written on the top right of the first page. The second page, there are handwritten notes. Pages 3-7 consists of a map outlines and has a variety of handwritten notes.