Letter from Richard E. Norton at the U.S. Department of Justice to the co-chairs of the Sixth International Conference on AIDS, Paul Volberding and John Ziegler, in response to their previous correspondence. The letter addresses the inability of Henry Wilson and Knud Josephsen to enter the United States for the conference and explains that their medical status (as HIV-infected individuals) was not a factor in denying them admission.

A press release of from the Assembly California Legislature written by Carole Migden praising the United States Supreme Court on ruling Colorado's Amendment 2 as unconstitutional.

A press release announcing the Black Gay and Lesbian Leadership Forum were awarded a grant from the Center for Disease Control to fund the 5th annual AIDS Institute at the National Black Gay and Lesbian Conference.

A magazine article about the last days of Dr. Tom Waddell's life from Dick Schaap's view. Dr. Tom Waddell was the founder of the Gay Games, a famous athlete, and was diagnosed with AIDS.

A news release from the Human Rights Campaign Fund about California Governor, Pete Wilson, vetoing the Lesbian and Gay Civil Rights Bill that was aimed at ending discrimination against the LGBT community.

A newsletter updating subscribers to the intentions and plans of the upcoming Sixth International Conference on AIDS.

A document from the Sixth International Conference on AIDS introducing the conference and presenting different possibilities and tactics to build a community outreach program for organizations that are seeking to assist persons with AIDS.

A media advisory and a news release from the Sixth International Conference on AIDS, discussing the U.S. policy that would require HIV infected travelers to disclose their medical information in order to gain access to the United States.

A letter and press release from the Sixth International Conference on AIDS addressing the government policy about keeping persons with HIV/AIDS.

AP news wire release reporting on a case heard by the US federal appeals court regarding a San Francisco city ordinance mandating benefits for domestic partners of employees. Although United Airlines asked for an exemption, the court denied the request; in response, United Airlines announced it will offer domestic partner benefits to San Francisco employees to comply with the law, with benefits available to employees nationwide in May 2000.