Letter from Dallas councilwoman to chair of State Commission on Judicial Misconduct supporting the removal of Judge Jack Hampton.

Letter from the Dallas Gay Alliance to This Week in Texas showing appreciation for those that have supporting the organization's case against Parkland Hospital.

Letter of apology from Judge Jack Hampton to eight reverends apologizing for his comments on homosexuals.

Letter from Deb Elder, a member of the Lesbian Visionaries, to the Dallas Gay Alliance and the Dallas Voice, protesting a few events of the Candlelit Vigil and Protest Rally.

Letter from the Texas Human Rights Foundation to the Dallas Gay Alliance supporting the class action lawsuit against Parkland Hospital.

Letter to Judge Jack Hampton condemning his comments recorded in the Dallas Times Herald.

An informational letter from the Community Outreach Center listing out programs and events that are aimed at offering assistance to people with HIV/AIDS. This letter was sent to Dennis Vercher at the Dallas Voice, an LGBT publication.

A filled out response form from Among Friend's agreeing to participate in National Coming Out Day and publicly come out while also encouraging others to do the same. The form has handwritten notes on the back.

Letter from the Dallas Gay Alliance to its members updating them on the status of their current projects as well as inviting their help on new ones.

Letter from the Dallas Gay Alliance to Parkland Memorial Hospital requesting improved policies and procedures for the treatment of AIDS patients.

Copy of a letter from the president of the Dallas Gay Alliance to the State Commission on Judicial Conduct calling for the removal of Judge Jack Hampton.

Letter from an ARC volunteer to William Waybourn about a treatment for AIDS.

Letter to the editor from Robert Scott opposing the Dallas Gay Alliance's suit against Parkland Hospital.

Letter from U.S. Immigration Service to the co-chairs of the Sixth International Conference on AIDS explaining the particular case of one gay man refused admission into the United States.

A document from an unknown author written about the Dallas city council community and their statements about the gay community.

Photocopy of a letter to the State Board of Examiners of Psychologists requesting that psychologist Paul Cameron be charged with violating the American Psychologist Association's Ethical Principals for Psychologists due to his publications on homosexuality.

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 selection of letters to the NAMES Project Quilt. They are addressed to those who passed from AIDS and were written by their loved ones who made quilt panels dedicated to them. One in this collection is from the man who passed and is written to his friends and family.

Press release from the Dallas Gay Alliance updating its members and friends about their current projects.

A letter from Burroughs Wellcome Co. to Gloria Goodwin, at the AIDS Resource Center, to set the conditions for Burroughs Wellcome Co. to conduct a clinical trial at the Nelson-Tebedo Community Clinic.

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

A typed letter from the Dallas Gay Alliance formally requesting access to the records pertaining to curriculum and training of the Dallas Police Department.

Letter with enclosures, including the findings of fact and the plaintiffs' witness list.

A letter from Tony Pellegrino accompanied by scans of newspaper clippings discussing Texas gubernatorial candidate, Jim Mattox, and his support of the LGBT community and persons with HIV/AIDS.