The first page of a letter describing an audit of the AIDS ARMS Network by Arthur Anderson & Co.

Clipping from Dallas Times Herald for October 30, 1991. "Judge orders abstinence in AIDS case" details the case of Alberto Gonzales, who infected his girlfriend with AIDS. "Experiments indicate drug fights AIDS-related cancer" describes a drug in development by Daiichi Pharmaceutical Company to fight.

Clipping from the Dallas Morning News containing an article about the Turtle Creek Chorale's production of "The Wizard of Oz." A photograph of costumed performers on stage appears in the center of the article.

Newspaper clippings from The Dallas Morning News, with the article "AIDS center chief Thomas is resigning," by Laura Beil. In the article, John Thomas mentions he has to think about his health.

Two newspaper clippings about an AIDS patient advocate.

Newspaper clipping with the article "AIDS-patient advocate keeps fighting face of own death," written by Laura Beil for The Dallas Morning News, published October 18, 1992. The clipping article features a photograph of AIDS Resource Center services manager Bill Hunt.

Clipping from Dallas Morning News for October 20, 1991. "Parking proposal angers gays" details the claims made by Oak Lawn bar owners that a new parking proposal is aimed at lesbian and gay establishments.

A collection of clippings from The Dallas Morning News and the Plano Star-Courier. The articles cover the teleconference that NTIEVA is participating in to help fund the art programs in schools.

Xerographic of a clipping from the Dallas Times Herald defending the amended regulations for the Oak Lawn District.

A Dallas VOICE clipping about the Dallas Gay Alliance Credit Union going through an audit and being rated highly.

A clipping from the Denton Record-Chronicle about a teleconference with panelists from NTIEVA and Prairie Visions: The Nebraska Consortium for Discipline-based Art Education. They are hosting it to promote the school programs and raise funds.

1 newspaper sheet featuring the story "Whole Lotta Livin' to Do: Mary Franklin Talks about Surviving Breast Cancer" in the Texas Triangle, October, 22, 1999. Newspaper sheet has multiple creases and on the right side of the front cover has tears. The front side of the newspaper sheet features the article and the back side features the pet page and advertisements.

AIDS Update newspaper clipping featuring the story, "Food Pantry News" by Mary Franklin, Food Pantry Coordinator, pages 21 & 22, October 1992. Article includes demographic and data updates and thanks to several organizations.

A photocopy of a letter to Ann Landers from Sen. Jesse Helms and Landers' response, published in the October 15, 1995 edition of The Dallas Morning News.

A Texas Triangle clipping of a column by Ellen Hobbs; the column discusses the Log Cabin Republicans and the group's future possibilities.

A newspaper clipping regarding judiciary candidate credentials and qualifications. The back contains another clipping discussing judiciary candidate Jack Hampton losing his temper.

A copy of a newspaper page regarding fundraising by judiciary candidates.

A letter to the editor by Ron E. Hendricks printed in the Dallas Observer concerning Hendricks beliefs that most Dallas AIDS services were mismanaging their funds.

An open letter written by David Lott to United Way and published in This Week in Texas; Lott describes how disappointed he is in United Way's lack of involvement in the LGBTQIA+ community during the AIDS crisis.

A newspaper page regarding LGBT individuals' votes in the upcoming election. The document also contains an article on AIDS fundraising.

A Dallas VOICE clipping about funding being cut from a bill designed to support patients with AIDS.

Newspaper clipping from the Dallas Morning News, by Leonard Pitts of the Miami Herald, dated Friday, October 22, 1999. The article discusses a meeting between a group of "200 socially conservative Christians" led by the Rev. Jerry Falwell, and "an equal number of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people of faith, led by the Rev. Mel White, a gay clergyman." The article includes a cartoon depicting a group of people sitting at a table, engaged in conversation, with speech bubbles coming from their mouths.

A clipping from an article in the Plano Star Courier about the implementation of NTIEVA in Plano schools. Featured is Kim Gill's second-grade class at Christie Elementary School.

An Austin American-Statesman clipping about the Austin Lesbian/Gay Political Caucus facing in-fighting, a lack of motivation to work on political issues, and a number of long-time leaders' resignations.