Photocopy of clipping regarding litigation and the legal director of the National Gay Rights Alliance.

Weekly newspaper from Dallas, Texas that includes local, state, and national news and advertising of interest to the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) community.

A press release from the National Commission on Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome about a regional meeting in Los Angeles to discuss a response to the AIDS epidemic.

Merchant bank card agreement for the NCNB national bank, filled out by the Texas Human Rights Foundation.

A newspaper clipping about the deadly dangers of a new AIDS treatment.

A Dallas Times Herald clipping on an AIDS benefit attended by Broadway composers, and a Dallas Morning News clipping on the same event.

A contact list for the Texas Human Rights Foundation board of trustees of 1990. The contact list states that at present only fifteen of the authorized twenty-five seats are filled, seven trustees located in Austin, one in San Antonio, four in Houston and three are in Dallas.

List of the Texas Human Rights Foundation Board of Trustees.

Photograph of eleven Extra Mile Award recipients as they stand on stage in front of the ceremony banner. All of the subjects are formally dressed and are holding their award plaques. They are (L-R) Paula Matthies, Deborah "Deb" Elder, Mary Grigsby, Mary Mallory, Cynthia O'Connor, Barbara O'Brien, Emma Colquitt, Andrea Spica, Louise Young, Molly Behannon, and Mica England.

Photograph of the eleven women honored by the Extra Mile Award in 1990. All women are dressed in formal attire, holding their awards in front of them, and are standing in front of a blue stage curtain with a sign that says 'The Annual Extra Mile Award'. They are (L-R) Paula Matthies, Deborah "Deb" Elder, Mary Grigsby, Mary Mallory, Cynthia O'Connor, Barbara O'Brien, Emma Colquitt, Andrea Spica, Louise Young, Molly Behannon, and Mica England.

Photograph of the women honored by the 1990 Extra Mile Award and the women who helped to organize the event. They are all dressed in formal-wear and standing or kneeling in two rows. They are (L-R top) Paula Matthies, Deborah "Deb" Elder, Mary Grigsby, Mary Mallory, Cynthia O'Connor, Barbara O'Brien, Emma Colquitt, Andrea Spica, Louise Young, Mica England, (L-R bottom) Sue Parker, Molly Behannon, unidentified, and Lory Masters.

Photograph of the eleven 1990 Extra Mile Award recipients. They are all formally dressed and holding their award plaques as they stand on stage in front of the ceremony banner. They are (L-R) Paula Matthies, Deborah "Deb" Elder, Mary Grigsby, Mary Mallory, Cynthia O'Connor, Barbara O'Brien, Emma Colquitt, Andrea Spica, Louise Young, Molly Behannon, and Mica England.

Photograph of the audience at the 1990 annual Extra Mile Award ceremony applauding as they sit around white-clothed tables. Paula Matthies (red flower boutineer) is sitting at the front table.

Photograph of the front table at the 1991 annual Extra Mile Award ceremony. Sheila Coughlin is speaking behind the podium, which is in the center of the table. Molly Behannon and Sue Parker are sitting on the right side of the table.

Letter to the Texas Human Rights Foundation from Donna Wysocki about possible employment opportunities with the organization.

Photograph of Paula Matthies in a tuxedo standing behind the podium at the 1990 annual Extra Mile Award ceremony. She is giving a speech and Molly Behannon is sitting past her.

Photograph of Paula Matthies in a tuxedo giving a speech from behind the podium at the 1990 annual Extra Mile Award ceremony.

A client intake referral form for Austin Lawyers Care, Inc. with some information redacted.

Letter from Janetta S. Walls office to an unknown recipient discussing Texas Penal Code Section 21.06 and how it is discriminatory towards LGBT people.

Press release celebrating the gala honoring the 15th anniversary of the Federal Gay and Lesbian Civil Rights Bill and the launch of a post card campaign to support civil rights legislation.

A Dallas Times Herald clipping about a federal bill prohibiting food services workers with AIDS being struck down.

A Seattle Post-Intelligencer clipping about AIDS researchers holding a town hall meeting for the public.

Letter from Alan H. Levi to Harold F. Kleinman discussing thanks for the grant funding from the Texas Equal Access to Justice Foundation. The second page is a requested budget revision to comply with the grant's terms.

Letter from Paula L. Ettelbrick to David A. Bryan discussing Ettelbrick's response to Bryan's proposal for financial support in order to challenge Texas Penal Code Section 21.06.