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Three Men Freed in Obscenity Trial but Judgment Held on Pink Triangle New Appeal Launched to Obtain a Conviction against Paper for Gays Prosecution Complex Gay Newspaper Faces Court Again Body Politic Cleared in 2nd Obscenity Trial: May Sue McMurtry Three Still Face Charges 3½ Years after Bathhouse Raids Toronto Baths Are Still Operating Discreetly Ex-constable Not Guilty Disputed Rights Bill Passes Third Reading Revised Rights Code Becomes Law Today Amid Mixed Reviews Body Politic Publishers to Be Retried: Lawyer Bathhouse Manager Fined for Keeping Bawdy House Man Fined $40,000 for Bathhouse Profits Regard Gay Community as Valid, Police Urged Earn Gays' Confidence, Committee Urges Police Bathhouse Charges against Five Withdrawn The State Has No Business in the Bedrooms of the Nation Protect Gays in Rights Code, Ontario Committee Is Urged 'Disgusting' West Tour by Russell Cancelled Obscure Cavafy Worth Getting to Know Citizens Planning Allegations, but Police Panel Says It's Busy Sewell's Back at City Hall after Easy Win Appeal Court Upholds OPP Resignation Gays, Police Must Agree on Liaison, Group Told Group for Police Complaints Called Vigilantes by Godfrey MPPs Oppose Code Shifts, Tories Told The Rebel Angels Lily Briscoe: A Self-portrait The Gentle Art of Self-discovery: Who's Lily Briscoe? Who's Mary Meigs?Homosexual Activists to Step Up Fight against 'Dangerous Right-wing Groups,'Judge Assails Investigation of Homosexual by Police Not Very Helpful Stop Picking on Homosexuals, Hire Gay Officers, Police Urged Remarks on Gays Intended as Joke, Police Leader Says Prison for Women Captures the Sorrow New Rights Bill Attacked as Too Tough, Too Easy Don't Flaunt Lifestyle, Eggleton Advises Gays Sunday's Child Griffs Team to Beat at Gay Softball Series Gays No Minority Group, Police Association Says When in Doubt, File RCMP Hoped 'Fruit Machine' Would Identify Homosexuals Blacks, Unionists Among 800,000 Listed in Mounties' Files With Slim Competition, Sewell Seen as Shoo-in Sewell Tries to Avoid Anti-gay Sentiment Purge of Homosexuals Is Charged New Appointment Follows Several Years of Pressure, Studies Rights Groups Indignant over New Police Bureau Police-complaint Bureau to be Unveiled Tomorrow Commissioner Is Not Ready for Complaints about Police: Awaiting Legislation Police-bill Compromise Rejected by McMurtry Citizens Form Group to Investigate Police: Givens Skeptical Ackroyd Rejects Citizens' Review Law Student Backed to Head Police Probe Ex-reporter Asked to Study Police, Homosexuals Son, Wife Helping Man on Study of Gays, Police Play Too Spicy for Hotel Clients Aimed against Gays, Bylaw is 'Biased,'Slain Pensioner an 'Invincible Man,' Neighbors Recall Rule Barring Homosexuals Overturned by US Judge Gays Come Out for the Cause: Militancy Afoot 2 Bathhouse Employees Get Discharges Homosexuals, Hecklers Clash at Demonstration 2 Men Sent to Jail for Assault on Boy Increased Police Action Feared by Homosexuals 21 Arrested in Swoop on 2 Bathhouses 2 of 5 Convicted in Barracks Case 2,000 Protest Bawdy-house Law Police Injured Man Arrested at Protest on Raids, Court Told Police Complaint Bureau Predicted by Godfrey NDP Caucus Could Seek Homosexual-rights Clause Party Split, but Copps Plans Motion on Gays NDP's Amendment Would Protect Gays from Discrimination Homosexual Activists Organize Street Patrol Homosexuals Heckle Fish at Rights Demonstration Bid for Mistrial Lost in Morals Case: New Charges Called Contemptuous Bathhouse Was Built Specifically for Sex, Bawdy-house Trial Told Homosexuals Plan Police Week Protests Police Mounting Vendetta, Homosexual Spokesmen Say 2 Homosexual Leaders Face Charges Arising from Bathhouse Raids Saw Men Engaging in Sex at Club, Policeman Testifies Chains, Handcuffs Found in Barracks Raid, Trial Told: Pictures by Police Bawdy House Trial Will Hear Debate over Membership Lists List of Members Secret in Bawdy-house Trial Gay Rights Group Delivers Affidavits on Police Conduct Curbing Rights of Gays Dangerous, Ryan Says Davis Leads Tories to Majority: NDP Support Crumbles, Liberals Hold Their Own: PCs 70, Liberals 34, New Democrats 21 Scrutineer Could Wear Symbol of Homosexuals at Poll in St George St George Back in Tory Fold as Newcomer Fish Wins Easily Officials of Homosexual Paper Lose in Attempt to Avoid Retrial Riveting Theatre in Schwarz' Bent The Shadows Have Eyes Police Spat on Protesters, Gay Rights Activists Claim Pictures Seem to Contradict Police Story: Officers Grabbed Banner, Photographer Says Undercover Officers Cleared by Ackroyd: Carried Banner at Gay March Police in Demonstration 'Routine,' Officer Says Givens Plans to Probe Undercover Police: Officers in Bathhouse March Pastor on Hunger Strike over Bathhouse Raids Gays' Minister Ends Fast after Pledge from Council Hill Rejects Toronto Request to Study Police and Gays Churchmen Urge McMurtry to Allow Probe on Bath Raids Canada in Crisis Battle Cry Sounded by Hislop at Rally Court Refuses to Cite McMurtry for Contempt over Sun Article Court Reserves Ruling on Body Politic Retrial Remarks Were Inappropriate, Cardinal Says of Talk to Police Bathhouse References Get Laughs from Police As the Cardinal Said Police Abused Men in Bathhouse Raids, Two Aldermen Say Toronto Council Wants Probe of Police Raids on Bathhouses No Unneeded Force Used in Bath Raids, Police Report Says Gay Rights Are Upheld by Board Board Hears All Views on Homosexual Issue Running Man Tires Quickly after Early Sprint Supporters of Gay Rights Protest against Police Raids Launch Inquiry on Bath Raids If Ontario Won't, Mayor Urged MD's Suspension Rescinded in Case of VD-test Protest Health Official's Resignation Urged: Bathhouse Data Disclosed, Group Says City Hall Doctor Is Suspended after Querying VD-test Order Board Will Get Report on Orders for VD Tests Police-complaint Commissioner Is Supported by Metro Council Smith Says He's Disturbed by Claims That Undue Force Used in Bath Raids Inquiry on Bathhouse Raid Rejected Amid Accusations Independent Inquiry Sought on Baths Raids Homosexual Activist Declares Candidacy Metro Won't Support Probe on Bathhouse Raids Homosexual Loses, Will Leave Liberals: The Ontario Campaign Homosexual Fears Party Is Thwarting Nomination: The Ontario Campaign Party Lines in St George Vanish, Candidates Rush to Fill Vacuum Cassidy Still Cautious on Need for Inquiry into Steambath Raids Cassidy Sticks to Guns, Says Gay Rights No Issue Police Intercepted Mail, Activist Says Police Raid Baths At Least 200 Charged Track Two Says a Lot About Gay Community VD Tests to Be Ordered for Men Charged in Raids on Steambaths Mysterious Bathhouse World Full of Mirrors and Dim Lights Bathhouse Raids Net the Most Arrests since Quebec Crisis Recording 'Change in a Community': Documentary Provoked by Bathhouse Raids Despite Protests, Trial Dates Are Set for Men Arrested in Bathhouse Raid Bathhouse Visit Aimed at Easing Rheumatism, Man Tells Found-in Trial Evangelist Critical of Raids on Bath Houses: Homosexuals Plan Protests Heavy Hand of the Law Gay Raids: Trials Drag On, Baths Doing Good Business Finding Merit in Raid St George Losing the Dragon Lady Urban Renewal and Single Parenthood 'The Gay Community Is Such an Armored One,'Kastner Gets Free Dramatic Ride BC Rights Body Urges Sweeping Reforms Proposal Would Legalize 'Daisy Chain' Sexual Acts Access to Body Politic Probed by Librarians 'Political' Blocks Cited to Helping Gay Youths Homosexual Author Not Allowed to Speak to Elementary School Student Paper Criticized by Human Rights Body Omission from Rights Bill Called a Ploy Ontario Bill Prohibits Sexual Harassment: Amendments to Human Rights Code Toronto Men Lose Bid for Jury Trial Anti-homosexual Vote Blamed for Loss Sewell Is Defeated by Eggleton: First Loss by Incumbent Since '66 A Civic Centre for the Lost Halloween Crackdown Planned for Yonge St Police Acknowledge Charges Wrongly Laid No Metro Poetic Licence: Policeman Lays Charge under Bylaw Poetry Mix of Sex and Art a Ticklish Problem Bowering Novel Entertains, History Takes the Hindmost Homosexual Leader, Sewell to Join Forces for Autumn Election Gay Issue Predicted to Sway Civic Vote Globe Action Criticized Out of a Day of Turmoil, My Mistake Contract with the World Sex Killer Faces Charge Jaques' Killer Faces Trial in Wounding United Church Talks to Focus on Sex Study: Homosexual Ordination an Issue Trustee Committee on Homosexuals Called a Step Backward School Board's Plan for Gay-liaison Group Sparks Boycott Threat Board Turns Down Fact-finding Panel on Homosexual Teachers, Students Calgary Police Bar Homosexual Parade Police Eavesdropped on Chair of Review Board: Susan Eng Wants to Know Who Was Running Surveillance Gay Film Fest for Montreal New Lawyer Slain on Way to Celebration Rape Conviction, Juvenile Record Kept from Jurors Jury Takes 3 Days to Reach Verdict That Jails Killer for Life Group Fights to Keep Status as Charity Ward 6 Group Nominates Gay for Alderman Spraggett Acquitted on Two Sex Charges Police Commission Decides Not to Act on McKay Remarks Right to Know Reasons for Police Raids Sought Police Board Evicts Protestors Planning to Denounce McKay McKay Won't Retract Remarks Mr McKay Replies Speeches Hurt Police, McKay Says Follow Own Rules, Police Board Told Remarks Call for Dismissal Protest Draws Return Fire Life for Killing Priest A Slippery Slope RCMP's 'Fruit Machine' Failure as Homosexual Detector: Book Men in the Shadows Gay Groups Protest Cruising 'Fantasy,'For a Happy, Creative Canadian Society, Renaissance Urges Canadians to Elect a 'Moral Majority' on Feb 18th Edmonton Man Gets Four Years for Church Fires Body Politic Judge Used Common Sense, Lawyer Tells Appeal We Urge the Attorney-General of Ontario to Drop the Appeal against Body Politic Lawyers Criticize Police Union for Article on Planning Board Jesuit Parish Opens Doors to RC Homosexual Group Quebec Homosexuals Win Case Fairweather Asks End to Timidity on Aiding Gays Bill on Discrimination against the Disabled Avoids Issue of Gays Bawdy House Trial Put Off to January Bawdy House Charge Is Called Too Vague Second Mayor Gives Support to Gay Rights Foster Plan for Gay Youth Fails Yonge Street Mob Shells Out Eggs Spraggett Denies Sex Charges Gay Group Minces for Rights Political Activism Urged for Gays Grant Denied to Gay Journal Police Raid Gay Club Amid Jeering Crowd Boy, 15, Is Involved in Sex Case: Police Liberals Seek Judicial Review of Wardle Judge's Comments Bitter after Hefty Defeat, Wardle Blames the Press Prisoner of Desire Is TBA's Name an Obstacle to Fame?Political Mavericks Tolerated Less Than Homosexuals, Study Concludes Lesbian Objects to US Border Questions Gay Youths May Be Better Off in Group Home, Hearing Is Told Supported Home Without Full Data, Sewell Concedes Maybe Mayor Made a Goof Township Objects to Grants to Gays Malone Pleads Guilty to 2 Charges Ex-publisher Jailed on Obstruction Count Killer of City Officials Given Maximum Term Godfrey Move Angers Protesting Minorities: Police Discrimination Talks Metro Asks Police for Stand against Homosexual Bias Charges May Invalidate Law on Adult Consent, Ruby Says: Gay Teacher's House Raided Homosexuals Protest 'Harassment' by Police 15 Years of Giving Voice to an Idea Officer to Be Charged over Gay Bar Incident Body Politic Is Refused Grant by Arts Council RC Congregation Forces Out Gay Group: Masses Now in United Church Village People OK to Look At Police Harassment of Gays Alleged in Criticisms Made to Commissioners The Rope-dancer Gays Challenge Police Author over His Writing Anti-gays Article Will Bring Officer before His Chief A Hateful Smear of Hate Caution Beats Popping Off Adamson, Police Union Head Apologize for 2 Articles Police Apology to Minorities Urged More Thumps for Givens Keep the Options Open Premier Attacks Collver Rumour of Gay Minister Publisher Takes Leave from Job in Winnipeg Doctor Told Ontario Jockey Club Steward Damien Was Homosexual Homosexual Ruling Draws Paper's Ire: Anglican Bishops Criticized Anglican Stand on Gays Backed by Archbishop: 'Orientation Not Sinful,'Lesbian Mother Loses Custody of Two Children: Judge Reverses Earlier Decision Lesbian Mother Is Awarded Custody of Her Two Children Sewell Turns Down Challenge to Address Anti-gay Rally Billed As Faith Festival, Rally Gives Anti-gays a Chance to Vent Anger Reflections on Bigotry It's Not Illegal to Be Gay, Sewell Tells Rally Out of Order Gays Phone to Give Sewell Their Support Praise Be for Candor Story on Pedophilia Defended in Court by U of T Chaplain Sex Article Gay Setback, Witness Says Prosecution of Paper Called Crime Prosecute Man If Illicit Sex True, Psychiatrist Urges Pedophilia Article Described as a 'Valuable Document,'Debate Sought on Pedophilia, Trial Told Trustees Divided on Officer's Action in Barracks Case Teacher Suspension Call Rejected Named Teachers, Policeman Disciplined: Raid on Homosexual Club Police Told Boards That Teachers Were Found in Gay Club Homosexual Baths: A 'Safer Place for Casual Sex,'Bawdy Houses: Loose Constructions with Victorian Connections Leading Homosexual Spokesman Charged San Francisco Slayings Trial Delayed: Mayor, Supervisor Lie in State San Francisco Mayor, Supervisor Slain Missed Work, Man Dead of Stabbing Midnight Express Children's Aid Society Asked by Staff Group Not to Refuse Employment to Homosexuals Job Request for Gays Criticized by Norton CAS Staff Drops Plan to Bar Discrimination against Homosexuals Homosexual Appeal on High Court Docket Knives Out for Election Carving Giving Grant to Gay Paper Is Impolitic, Council Told Bomb Threat Clears Bryant Rally Hall Alter Ego No Man's Meat and the Enchanted Pimp No More into the Garden Appeal Bid by Magazine Is Rejected Conference of Young Homosexuals Urges Lower Age of Consent for Sex Hot Topic Coolly Handled It Seems All Right to Him to Care for His Son, But Society Doesn't Agree, Homosexual Says Bid to Annul Warrant Lost by Body Politic: Appeal Planned Betesh Transferred to Protective Unit Ex-OPP Officer Quit in Captive Situation, Lawyer Tells Court PEI Ex-official Is Acquitted on Sex Charge PEI Deputy Minister Faces a Sex Charge Kribs Convicted of Slaying of Jaques: Trial Continues for 3 Others Boy Drowned after Sex Attack, Pathologist Says at Jaques Trial Homosexuals Plan Canada Boycott The Heart of a Sex Problem Homosexual Father Awarded Custody of Children A Homosexual Father: Many Consider Him Unfit but 'I Love My Son': No Hesitation at Displaying Affection for Friend in Front of Boy Bryant's Show Business and Religion: 3,000 Listen in Church, 500 Protest Outside 'Out of the Bars and into the Streets,'Homosexuals Join Forces to Protest Bryant Visit Voices in the Street: Thanks to Anita Bryant, It Was the Largest Gay Demonstration in Toronto Come Bryant, Come Tension Closet Doors Open on Anita Obscenity Charges Laid against Paper Transsexuals Tread a Path Fraught with Doubt, Pain Body Politic to Go to Court over Police Raid of Offices Impolitic Moves: All Over Canada, Homosexuals Are Being Harassed by the Law Charges Planned against Body Politic: Obscene Books Body Politic Going to Court to Appeal Raid Morality Squad Searches Offices of Body Politic Charges Considered over Pedophile Article Homosexual Paper Says It's Upset at Reaction to Pedophile Article Most Canadians Think Homosexuals Are 'Sick People,'Quebec Legislation Bans Discrimination against Homosexuals MP Says Public Pays 'Pornographic Poets,'Three Poets, No Denominator (review)Maloney Found Guilty over Homosexual Club Campus to Vote on Financial Aid for Gay Group Daily Had Right to Refuse Gay Ad, Top Court Is Told BC Gay Group Loses Application to Appeal Ruling on Ads in Sun Let's Hear It for the Police Anti-gay Egg Pelters Get Three Days in Jail CBC Filming Who's in Charge?2,000 Protest Arrest of 138 at Montreal Bar Rogers Cancels Series of Shows for Homosexuals Fairweather Intends to Change Public Attitudes on Human Rights RCMP Confirms Use of Taps on Politicians, VIPs Coded RCMP Files Include VIP's Bedroom Chat 15,000 March on City Hall, Legislature over Boy's Slaying Gay Group Claims RCMP Is Unfair to Homosexuals 4 Men Charged with Murder Missing Boy, 12, Was Drowned: Body on Sex Shop Roof Search Is Intensified for Missing Boy, 12 Public, Press Barred from Hearing before Jaques Case Police No Longer Hassle Gays on Strip, Homosexual Says 'Knee-jerk Reaction' Is Seen as a Threat to Gay Rights Suspect in Boy's Slaying Remanded, Segregated in Jail 3 Charged in Boy's Slaying to Appear in Court Today 4 in Shoeshine Killing Remanded: Sept 9 Hearing 4 Accused Remanded in Death of Boy, 12: Tuesday Hearing Homosexual Job Rights Are Urged for Ontario: Hiring of Minorities Stressed in Report Sex-change Amendment Requested Once More Labor Body Backs Homosexuals' Ad 2 Fight Campbell Personality: St George Campaign Anti-homosexual Group Plans New Campaign throughout US Politicians Jump into Homosexual Dispute Gay Groups Call for Resignation Embattled Human Rights Group Member Promises Answer to Homosexuals' Complaint Lesbian Cites Dismissal Threat She Wanted to Quit, Forces Say Two Private Members' Bills Blocked Montreal Police Seeking Two Men after Blaze Is Set at Discotheque No Protection on Language, Sex Orientation New Human Rights Bill Has Many Flaws and Inadequacies: No Use to Expelled Soldier The Young in One Another's Arms The True Story of Ida Johnson (review)Review Two Views of War Homosexuals in Clubs Harmless, Judge Says Homosexuals Asking Equal Job Treatment: See RCMP Bias Police Film Men's Room Eight Charged Firm Stand on Farmland Backed by Delegates to NDP Convention 87 Arrested in Raid on Montreal Sauna Homosexual Group Opposes 'Harsh' Proposal: Non-violent Sex Offences Sex Laws in a Mess, Basford Says No Perjury Trial Planned for Key Sex-ring Witness Man Acquitted in 2nd-last Case in Ottawa Series Key Witness in Sex Case May Be Charged Ex-newsman Cleared of Indecency Charge: Teen-age Prostitution Service in Ottawa Racing Group Seeks Voice in Suit Damien Case Ruling Will Allow Appearance of Racing Commission Gay Rights Groups Demand Statements from Parties Gay Activists Lobby MPs to Win Inclusion under New Rights Act Herbert Wins Play Award Eerie and Memorable on the Edge of Sanity His Instinct for the Cliché Is Infallible Immigration Scheme Proposes Quotas, Altered Categories Greenland birth notice Toronto Women Join March to Protest Ottawa's 'Inaction,' Call for Abortion Law Repeal Canada's First Gay Magazine, Esprit, Aimed at Both Sexes University Bans Gay Teacher as Supervisor $4,485 Given to Tell Public about Gay Life Human Rights Commission Bill Would Bar Bias, Make Records Public Homosexual Film, Refurbished Rail Car, Two OFY Projects Gays Want Uniformity in the Age of Consent Chairman Holds Militant Groups Apart at Green Paper Hearings From Pro-abortionists to Gay Liberation, Many Viewpoints Represented in Women's March Three Women Assaulted, Taunted as Lesbians, Child-Care Worker Testifies at Police Probe Lawyer, Pub Manager Disagree over Reaction to Song: 'Sophisticated, Witty' or Cause for Riot?Heard Fellow Constables Jeering at 4 Women, Policeman Testifies Substitution of Sex Ring Charges Prompts Complaints from Lawyers Sex Charge against Councillor Is Dismissed: Witnesses Can't Identify Publicity over Homosexual Ring Prompts Protest by Ottawa Gays Operator of Sex Ring Is Sentenced to Prison for 2 Years Less Day Mountie, Newsman, Four Others Facing Homosexual Ring Charges Guilty Pleas Entered by Ottawa Man, 22, in Teen-age Sex Case Four More Ottawa Men Charged in Teen-aged Homosexual Ring 18th Arrest in Sex Ring at Ottawa Charges by Lawyers about Morality Squad Spark Ottawa Inquiry No Other Choice?Alleged Sex-Ring Clients' Lawyers Demand Probe of Morality Squad BC Paper Ordered to Take Gay-Lib Ads Racing Chairman Confirms Steward Fired as Homosexual Injustice at the Track Legal Fight Will Survive Ex-jockey Dismissed for Being Homosexual untitled column Homosexual Marriage Can't Be Recognized, Manitoba Judge Rules Five Fined for Contempt, One Takes Jail Constable Is Acquitted of Common Assault, 5 Women in Contempt Quebec Bill to Enshrine Rights Laws Ottawa May Lift Gay Ban: Immigrants US Hiker Admits Homosexuality, Deported by Immigration Official Deported Homosexual Sneaks into Canada Civil Rights Marchers Gays, Greeks Demonstrate at Legislature Given Life, Sex Offender Loses Appeal Rejected by Printer, Manitoba Gays Want Law Changed: Seek Protection against 'Discrimination,'Gay Group Gets Backing from Ottawa Woman Guilty, 2 Cleared in Disturbance: Obstruction Charges Withdrawn The World of Michel on the Screen Homosexual Marriage Ruling Held: Registration Bid Was Rejected Parson Withholds School Taxes as Protest over 'Moral Pollution,'Youth Threatens City Hall Jump, Fire Chief, Minister Talk Him Down Homosexuality Not a Mental Disease, US Psychiatrists Say Youth Grant to Bankroll Gay Survey St George Candidates Meet Homophiles, and Tread a Cautiously Negative Line Within the Law?Men and Little Boys Gay Liberation Former Church Becomes Centre of Gay Festival Gay Pride Hurt Bomb Thrown at Teacher's Home Shatters on Ground and Burns CHAT Grant 'A Step Forward,' Homosexual Pair Become Partners in Public, Private Maloney Tells Liberals of His Homosexuality The Strip Has a Pastime to Suit Every Preference No Snickers in CBC'S Serious Look at Homosexuality PCs Anathema to Sex Group Legal Marriage Would Enable Homosexuals to Have More Security in Law, CMHA Told Equality Urged for Homosexuals Fortune and Men's Eyes: Earnest Prison Drama Homosexuals Advertisement The Pedophile Who Faces a Lifetime behind Bars: Diary of a Misspent Life Pedophile Is Jailed Indefinitely Club Owner Jailed for Plotting Arson Campus Homosexuals Form Association to Discuss Sex Homosexuality Recognition of University Homosexuals Termed a Regressive Move Senators Describe Deletion of Weekend Story on Homosexuals as Censorship: 14 Publishers Refused to Distribute Article Boys Bring Les Girls to Life It Was a Great Day Tories Split on 3rd Reading of Code Changes Just What Some Members of Parliament Said about Homosexuality Homosexuals Not Encouraged, Turner Says Education in Marriage Preferred to Homosexual Changes: Caouette Créditistes Scrap Opposition Plan for Criminal Code Debate Limit A Curious Debate Gelded and Blue-Boxed MacCanada Sex Law Revisions to Make Little Change in Practice, Study Says Chiefs Oppose Changes in Homosexual Law: Police Meet in Granby Lawyers Urge Easing Gross Indecency Law 'The Drummer Boy' Taps Out a Powerful Tune An Idea Whose Time Has Come From the files of General Idea Gabias Predicts Bill Will Lead to Decadence Code Revisions Would Allow Homosexual Acts between Two Consenting Adults Trudeau Says Ouimet Committee May Study Homosexual Problem Supreme Court Decision Means Homosexuals Can Face Imprisonment for Life Not Parliament's Intention Metro Police Oppose UK Homosexual Law: Cases of Deviates Cited Homosexual Reform Bill Passed by British MPs Homosexuality and the Law Homosexuals Ruled Ineligible to Enter US The Formidable Herbert Has Another Play The Spy Staying Out in the Cold to Fight Blandman and Methodism-on-the-Make Hang Homosexuals, Fundamentalist Says We Think We Are Normal, Lesbian Panelist Says The Gay World Gay in the Seventies The Pedophile: The Myth and the Reality Seek to Form Society to Aid Sex Deviants Judge Clears Pigeon of Indecent Assault: Reasonable Doubt Cited MP Made Advances, Youth Tells Court Homosexual Clubs Worry Metro Police Mounties Staged Massive Hunt for Gay Males in Civil Service: Police Kept Files on 8,200 during Diefenbaker-Pearson Era RCMP Was Ordered to Identify Gays: Only Carrying Out Cabinet Policy, Former Head of Mountie Security Says Church Council Aims to Aid Homosexuals Nurse Founds Haven from the Street for Prostitutes, Lesbians, Addicts

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Glenn Wheeler, "Three Men Freed in Obscenity Trial but Judgment Held on Pink Triangle," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 4 June 1982, p. 14 Lorne Slotnick, "New Appeal Launched to Obtain a Conviction against Paper for Gays," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 14 July 1982, p. 5 "Prosecution Complex" (editorial), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 19 July 1982, p. 6 "Gay Newspaper Faces Court Again," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 1 June 1982, p. 4 "Body Politic Cleared in 2nd Obscenity Trial: May Sue McMurtry," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 16 June 1982, p. 4 Duncan McMonagle, "Three Still Face Charges 3½ Years after Bathhouse Raids," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 26 September 1984, p. M2 Drew Fagan, "Toronto Baths Are Still Operating Discreetly," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 26 September 1984, p. M2 "Ex-constable Not Guilty," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 10 December 1981, p. 12 "Disputed Rights Bill Passes Third Reading," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 9 December 1981, p. 5 Fred Blazer and Sylvia Stead, "Revised Rights Code Becomes Law Today Amid Mixed Reviews," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 15 June 1982, p. 4 "Body Politic Publishers to Be Retried: Lawyer," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 27 November 1981, p. classified 10 Kirk Makin, "Bathhouse Manager Fined for Keeping Bawdy House," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 5 March 1982, p. 5."Man Fined $40,000 for Bathhouse Profits," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 23 November 1981, p. classified 13.Ross Laver, "Regard Gay Community as Valid, Police Urged," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 20 November 1981, p. 68.Ross Laver, "Earn Gays' Confidence, Committee Urges Police," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 4 November 1981, p. 5 "Bathhouse Charges against Five Withdrawn," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 4 November 1981, p. 4 Right to Privacy Committee, "The State Has No Business in the Bedrooms of the Nation" (advertisement), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 2 June 1982, p. 12."Protect Gays in Rights Code, Ontario Committee Is Urged," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 30 October 1981, p. 3."'Disgusting' West Tour by Russell Cancelled," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 30 October 1981, pp. 1–2.Ray Conlogue, "Obscure Cavafy Worth Getting to Know" (review), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 30 October 1981, p. 23 "Citizens Planning Allegations, but Police Panel Says It's Busy," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 14 October 1981, p. 5.Ross Laver, "Sewell's Back at City Hall after Easy Win," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 20 October 1981, pp. 1–2 Geoffrey York, "Appeal Court Upholds OPP Resignation," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 15 October 1981, p. 5."Ex-OPP Officer Quit in Captive Situation, Lawyer Tells Court," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 30 April 1985, p. M2 James Hendry, "Gays, Police Must Agree on Liaison, Group Told," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 6 October 1981, p. 5 Kirk Makin, "Group for Police Complaints Called Vigilantes by Godfrey," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 6 October 1981, p. 5."MPPs Oppose Code Shifts, Tories Told," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 9 October 1981, p. 4 William French, "The Rebel Angels" (review), Globe and Mail, weekend ed., 10 October 1981, p. E17 William French, "Lily Briscoe: A Self-portrait" (review), Globe and Mail, weekend ed., 5 December 1981, p. E15 Adele Freedman, "The Gentle Art of Self-discovery: Who's Lily Briscoe? Who's Mary Meigs?" Globe and Mail, metro ed., 18 November 1981, p. 16 "Homosexual Activists to Step Up Fight against 'Dangerous Right-wing Groups,'" Globe and Mail, metro ed., 28 September 1981, p. 5 "Judge Assails Investigation of Homosexual by Police," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 25 September 1981, p. 5 "Not Very Helpful" (editorial), Globe and Mail, weekend ed., 26 September 1981, p. 6 Ross Laver, "Stop Picking on Homosexuals, Hire Gay Officers, Police Urged," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 25 September 1981, pp. 1–2 Ross Laver, "Remarks on Gays Intended as Joke, Police Leader Says," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 7 October 1981, p. 5 Adele Freedman, "Prison for Women Captures the Sorrow" (review), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 10 September 1981, pp. 36–37 "New Rights Bill Attacked as Too Tough, Too Easy," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 23 September 1981, p. 5 "Don't Flaunt Lifestyle, Eggleton Advises Gays," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 9 September 1981, p. 5 Nancy Wigston, "Sunday's Child" (review), Globe and Mail, weekend ed., 31 October 1981, p. E18."Griffs Team to Beat at Gay Softball Series," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 1 September 1981, p. 52 Alden Baker, "Gays No Minority Group, Police Association Says," Globe and Mail, weekend ed., 29 August 1981, p. 5."When in Doubt, File" (editorial), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 28 August 1981, p. 6."RCMP Hoped 'Fruit Machine' Would Identify Homosexuals," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 24 April 1992, pp. A1–A2 Ross Laver, "Blacks, Unionists Among 800,000 Listed in Mounties' Files," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 26 August 1981, pp. 1, 2 Dean Beeby, "Mounties Staged Massive Hunt for Gay Males in Civil Service: Police Kept Files on 8,200 during Diefenbaker-Pearson Era," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 24 April 1992, pp. A1–A2 Ross Laver, "With Slim Competition, Sewell Seen as Shoo-in," Globe and Mail, weekend ed., 17 October 1981, p. 4 Ross Laver, "Sewell Tries to Avoid Anti-gay Sentiment," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 16 October 1981, p. 5 "Homosexual Club Ruled Bawdy House: Judge Rejects Man's Not Guilty Plea," Globe and Mail, weekend ed., 8 August 1981, p. 11 "Purge of Homosexuals Is Charged," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 16 July 1981, p. 5."New Appointment Follows Several Years of Pressure, Studies," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 24 July 1981, p. 5.Robert Matas, "Rights Groups Indignant over New Police Bureau," Globe and Mail, weekend ed., 25 July 1981, p. 2 Robert Matas, "Police-complaint Bureau to be Unveiled Tomorrow," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 22 July 1981, p. 5 Robert Matas, "Commissioner Is Not Ready for Complaints about Police: Awaiting Legislation," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 24 July 1981, p. 5 Kirk Makin, "Police-bill Compromise Rejected by McMurtry," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 1 October 1981, p. 21 "Citizens Form Group to Investigate Police: Givens Skeptical," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 14 July 1981, p. 5 "Ackroyd Rejects Citizens' Review," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 15 July 1981, p. C8 "Law Student Backed to Head Police Probe," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 14 July 1981, p. 5 "Ex-reporter Asked to Study Police, Homosexuals," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 7 July 1981, p. 5 Alden Baker, "Son, Wife Helping Man on Study of Gays, Police," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 28 August 1981, p. 4 "Play Too Spicy for Hotel Clients," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 16 July 1981, p. 17."Aimed against Gays, Bylaw is 'Biased,'" Globe and Mail, metro ed., 1 July 1981, p. 9 "Slain Pensioner an 'Invincible Man,' Neighbors Recall," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 1 July 1981, p. 5 "Rule Barring Homosexuals Overturned by U.S. Judge," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 26 June 1981, p. 3 Christopher Reed, "Gays Come Out for the Cause: Militancy Afoot," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 29 June 1981, p. 15 "2 Bathhouse Employees Get Discharges," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 24 June 1981, p. 4 "Homosexuals, Hecklers Clash at Demonstration," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 22 June 1981, p. 5 "2 Men Sent to Jail for Assault on Boy," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 18 June 1981, p. 14.Diane Ellson, "Increased Police Action Feared by Homosexuals," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 18 June 1981, p. 14 Ian Austen, "21 Arrested in Swoop on 2 Bathhouses," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 17 June 1981, p. 5 Paul Palango, "2 of 5 Convicted in Barracks Case," Globe and Mail, weekend ed., 13 June 1981, p. 5."2,000 Protest Bawdy-house Law," Globe and Mail, weekend ed., 13 June 1981, p. 5 Patricia Horsford, "Police Injured Man Arrested at Protest on Raids, Court Told," Globe and Mail, weekend ed., 23 May 1981, p. 5 Alden Baker, "Police Complaint Bureau Predicted by Godfrey," Globe and Mail, weekend ed., 21 March 1981, p. 13 Stan Oziewicz, "NDP Caucus Could Seek Homosexual-rights Clause," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 14 May 1981, p. 4 Robert Matas, "Party Split, but Copps Plans Motion on Gays," Globe and Mail, weekend ed., 16 May 1981, p. 5 Kirk Makin, "NDP's Amendment Would Protect Gays from Discrimination," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 20 May 1981, p. 5 "Homosexual Activists Organize Street Patrol," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 13 May 1981, p. 5 Brian Maracle, "Homosexuals Heckle Fish at Rights Demonstration," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 15 May 1981, p. 13 Vianney Carriere, "Bid for Mistrial Lost in Morals Case: New Charges Called Contemptuous," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 5 May 1981, p. 5 Vianney Carriere, "Bathhouse Was Built Specifically for Sex, Bawdy-house Trial Told," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 6 May 1981, p. 5 "Homosexuals Plan Police Week Protests," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 4 May 1981, p. 5 "Police Mounting Vendetta, Homosexual Spokesmen Say," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 24 April 1981, p. 4.James Jefferson, "2 Homosexual Leaders Face Charges Arising from Bathhouse Raids," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 23 April 1981, pp. 1–2 Margaret Mironowicz, "Saw Men Engaging in Sex at Club, Policeman Testifies," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 1 April 1981, p. 5 Margaret Mironowicz, "Chains, Handcuffs Found in Barracks Raid, Trial Told: Pictures by Police," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 31 March 1981, p. 5 Margaret Mironowicz, "Bawdy House Trial Will Hear Debate over Membership Lists," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 2 April 1981, p. 5 "List of Members Secret in Bawdy-house Trial," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 3 April 1981, p. 5 "Gay Rights Group Delivers Affidavits on Police Conduct," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 26 March 1981, p. 4 "Curbing Rights of Gays Dangerous, Ryan Says," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 20 March 1981, p. 17 Rosemary Speirs, "Davis Leads Tories to Majority: NDP Support Crumbles, Liberals Hold Their Own: PCs 70, Liberals 34, New Democrats 21," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 20 March 1981, p. 1."Scrutineer Could Wear Symbol of Homosexuals at Poll in St. George," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 20 March 1981, p. 11 Robert Matas, "St. George Back in Tory Fold as Newcomer Fish Wins Easily," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 20 March 1981, p. 11 Margaret Mironowicz, "Officials of Homosexual Paper Lose in Attempt to Avoid Retrial," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 19 March 1981, p. 11 Ray Conlogue, "Riveting Theatre in Schwarz' Bent" (review), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 18 March 1981, p. 15 "The Shadows Have Eyes" (editorial), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 19 March 1981, p. 6 "Police Spat on Protesters, Gay Rights Activists Claim," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 24 March 1981, p. 4 "Pictures Seem to Contradict Police Story: Officers Grabbed Banner, Photographer Says," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 23 March 1981, p. 5 Ian Mulgrew, "Undercover Officers Cleared by Ackroyd: Carried Banner at Gay March," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 19 March 1981, p. 11 Stephen Godfrey, "Police in Demonstration 'Routine,' Officer Says," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 17 March 1981, p. 5 Ian Austen and Angela Mangiacasale, "Givens Plans to Probe Undercover Police: Officers in Bathhouse March," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 16 March 1981, p. 10 Denys Horgan, "Pastor on Hunger Strike over Bathhouse Raids," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 17 February 1981, p. 5 Denys Horgan, "Gays' Minister Ends Fast after Pledge from Council," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 13 March 1981, p. 17 Ian Austen, "Hill Rejects Toronto Request to Study Police and Gays," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 21 May 1981, p. 4 "Churchmen Urge McMurtry to Allow Probe on Bath Raids," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 12 March 1981, p. 3."Canada in Crisis" (advertisement), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 6 March 1981, p. 14 Patricia Horsford, "Battle Cry Sounded by Hislop at Rally," Globe and Mail, weekend ed., 7 March 1981, p. 3 Patricia Horsford, "Court Refuses to Cite McMurtry for Contempt over Sun Article," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 5 March 1981, p. 15 "Court Reserves Ruling on Body Politic Retrial," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 6 March 1981, p. 5 "Remarks Were Inappropriate, Cardinal Says of Talk to Police," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 4 March 1981, p. 5.Diane Ellson, "Bathhouse References Get Laughs from Police," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 2 March 1981, p. 5 "As the Cardinal Said" (editorial), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 3 March 1981, p. 6 Ian Mulgrew, "Police Abused Men in Bathhouse Raids, Two Aldermen Say," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 27 February 1981, p. 5 Denys Horgan, "Toronto Council Wants Probe of Police Raids on Bathhouses," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 27 February 1981, p. 1 "No Unneeded Force Used in Bath Raids, Police Report Says," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 25 February 1981, p. 5 Julia Turner, "Gay Rights Are Upheld by Board," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 25 February 1981, p. 5 Julia Turner, "Board Hears All Views on Homosexual Issue," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 24 February 1981, p. 19 Rick Groen, "Running Man Tires Quickly after Early Sprint" (review), Globe and Mail, weekend ed., 21 February 1981, p. E3 Margaret Mironowicz and Denys Horgan, "Supporters of Gay Rights Protest against Police Raids," Globe and Mail, weekend ed., 21 February 1981, p. 15 Denys Horgan, "Launch Inquiry on Bath Raids If Ontario Won't, Mayor Urged," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 20 February 1981, p. 11 "MD's Suspension Rescinded in Case of VD-test Protest," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 20 February 1981, p. 11 Denys Horgan, "Health Official's Resignation Urged: Bathhouse Data Disclosed, Group Says," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 18 February 1981, p. 5 Denys Horgan, "City Hall Doctor Is Suspended after Querying VD-test Order," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 19 February 1981, p. 5 "Board Will Get Report on Orders for VD Tests," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 17 February 1981, p. 5 Alden Baker, "Police-complaint Commissioner Is Supported by Metro Council," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 18 February 1981, p. 5 Ross Laver, "Smith Says He's Disturbed by Claims That Undue Force Used in Bath Raids," Globe and Mail, weekend ed., 14 February 1981, p. 4 Ian Mulgrew, "Inquiry on Bathhouse Raid Rejected Amid Accusations," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 13 February 1981, pp. 1–2 Ian Mulgrew, "Independent Inquiry Sought on Baths Raids," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 10 February 1981, p. 5 Ian Mulgrew, "Inquiry on Bathhouse Raid Rejected Amid Accusations," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 13 February 1981, pp. 1–2 Ian Mulgrew, "Independent Inquiry Sought on Baths Raids," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 10 February 1981, p. 5 Ross Laver, "Homosexual Activist Declares Candidacy," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 12 February 1981, p. 4 "Metro Won't Support Probe on Bathhouse Raids," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 11 February 1981, p. 5.Kirk Makin, "Homosexual Loses, Will Leave Liberals: The Ontario Campaign," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 11 February 1981, p. 3 Kirk Makin, "Homosexual Fears Party Is Thwarting Nomination: The Ontario Campaign," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 10 February 1981, p. 4 Robert Matas, "Party Lines in St. George Vanish, Candidates Rush to Fill Vacuum," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 10 March 1981, p. 15 Kirk Makin, "Cassidy Still Cautious on Need for Inquiry into Steambath Raids," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 16 February 1981, p. 4 "Cassidy Sticks to Guns, Says Gay Rights No Issue," Globe and Mail, national ed., 17 March 1981, p. 1 Ian Austen, "Police Intercepted Mail, Activist Says," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 9 February 1981, p. 5 "Police Raid Baths At Least 200 Charged," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 6 February 1981, p. 1 Jay Scott, "Track Two Says a Lot About Gay Community" (review), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 1 July 1982, p. 16 Ian Mulgrew, "VD Tests to Be Ordered for Men Charged in Raids on Steambaths," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 12 February 1981, p. 5 Ian Mulgrew, "Mysterious Bathhouse World Full of Mirrors and Dim Lights," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 9 February 1981, p. 5 Ian Mulgrew, "Bathhouse Raids Net the Most Arrests since Quebec Crisis," Globe and Mail, weekend ed., 14 February 1981, p. 5 Donald Martin, "Recording 'Change in a Community': Documentary Provoked by Bathhouse Raids," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 29 June 1982, p. 17 Kirk Makin, "Despite Protests, Trial Dates Are Set for Men Arrested in Bathhouse Raid," Globe and Mail, weekend ed., 20 February 1982, p. 5 Kirk Makin, "Bathhouse Visit Aimed at Easing Rheumatism, Man Tells Found-in Trial," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 9 April 1982, pp. 1–2 Patricia Horsford and Ian Austen, "Evangelist Critical of Raids on Bath Houses: Homosexuals Plan Protests," Globe and Mail, weekend ed., 7 February 1981, pp. 1–2 "Heavy Hand of the Law" (editorial), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 9 February 1981, p. 6 Patricia Chapman, "Gay Raids: Trials Drag On, Baths Doing Good Business," Globe and Mail, weekend ed., 6 February 1982, p. 5 Ken Campbell, "Finding Merit in Raid" (letter), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 12 February 1981, p. 7 Rosemary Speirs, "St. George Losing the Dragon Lady," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 6 February 1981, p. 4.William French, "Urban Renewal and Single Parenthood..." (review), Globe and Mail, weekend ed., 7 March 1981, p. E16 Debra Sharp, "'The Gay Community Is Such an Armored One,'" Broadcast Week Magazine (Globe and Mail), 10–16 January 1981, p. 14 Rick Groen, "Kastner Gets Free Dramatic Ride," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 10 January 1981, p. E5 "B.C. Rights Body Urges Sweeping Reforms," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 29 January 1981, p. T5 "Proposal Would Legalize 'Daisy Chain' Sexual Acts," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 15 January 1981, p. T7 Marina Strauss, "Access to Body Politic Probed by Librarians," Globe and Mail, weekend ed., 27 December 1980, p. 5."'Political' Blocks Cited to Helping Gay Youths," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 8 December 1980, p. 28.Marina Strauss, "Homosexual Author Not Allowed to Speak to Elementary School," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 3 December 1980, p. 5.Julia Turner, "Student Paper Criticized by Human Rights Body," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 29 December 1980, p. 5.Halyna Perun, "Omission from Rights Bill Called a Ploy," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 19 January 1981, p. 5 "Ontario Bill Prohibits Sexual Harassment: Amendments to Human Rights Code," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 26 November 1980, pp. 1–2 "Toronto Men Lose Bid for Jury Trial," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 18 November 1980, p. 18.Ross Laver, "Anti-homosexual Vote Blamed for Loss," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 11 November 1980, p. 11 Alden Baker, "Sewell Is Defeated by Eggleton: First Loss by Incumbent Since '66," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 11 November 1980, p. 11 John Haslett Cuff, "A Civic Centre for the Lost," Globe and Mail, weekend ed., 29 November 1980, Fanfare section p. 7."Halloween Crackdown Planned for Yonge St.," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 31 October 1980, p. 15 "Police Acknowledge Charges Wrongly Laid," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 21 November 1980, p. 4 Ian Mulgrew, "No Metro Poetic Licence: Policeman Lays Charge under Bylaw," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 22 October 1980, p. 5 John Robert Colombo, "Poetry" (review), Globe and Mail, weekend ed., 25 April 1981, p. E15 John Bentley Mays, "Mix of Sex and Art a Ticklish Problem" (review), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 4 October 1980, p. 13.William French, "Bowering Novel Entertains, History Takes the Hindmost" (review), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 4 September 1980, p. 17 Ross Laver, "Homosexual Leader, Sewell to Join Forces for Autumn Election," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 1 September 1980, p. 5 Alden Baker and Ian Mulgrew, "Gay Issue Predicted to Sway Civic Vote," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 4 September 1980, p. 5 "Globe Action Criticized," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 12 December 1980, p. 11.Dick Beddoes, "Out of a Day of Turmoil, My Mistake" (column), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 16 September 1980, p. 8 Dick Beddoes, Column, Globe and Mail, metro ed., 3 September 1980, p. 8 (not seen column removed from microfilm)Marian Engel, "Contract with the World" (review), Globe and Mail, weekend ed., 4 October 1980, p. E15 "Sex Killer Faces Charge," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 6 September 1980, p. 12 "Jaques' Killer Faces Trial in Wounding," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 7 January 1981, p. 8 "United Church Talks to Focus on Sex Study: Homosexual Ordination an Issue," Globe and Mail, weekend ed., 9 August 1980, p. 15.Halyna Perun, "Trustee Committee on Homosexuals Called a Step Backward," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 4 August 1980, p. 5 Howard Fluxgold, "School Board's Plan for Gay-liaison Group Sparks Boycott Threat," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 14 August 1980, p. 3 "Board Turns Down Fact-finding Panel on Homosexual Teachers, Students," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 1 August 1980, p. 1 "Calgary Police Bar Homosexual Parade," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 30 June 1980, p. 8 Alan Cairns, "Police Eavesdropped on Chair of Review Board: Susan Eng Wants to Know Who Was Running Surveillance," Globe and Mail, greater Toronto ed., 18 May 2007, p. A12 "Gay Film Fest for Montreal," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 18 June 1980, p. 14 "New Lawyer Slain on Way to Celebration," Globe and Mail, weekend ed., 12 April 1980, p. 5 Kirk Makin, "Rape Conviction, Juvenile Record Kept from Jurors," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 3 May 1984, pp. 1, 12 "Jury Takes 3 Days to Reach Verdict That Jails Killer for Life," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 3 May 1984, pp. 1, 12 Patricia Horsford, "Group Fights to Keep Status as Charity," Globe and Mail, Christmas ed., 25 December 1980, p. 4 "Ward 6 Group Nominates Gay for Alderman," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 28 April 1980, p. 5."Spraggett Acquitted on Two Sex Charges," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 4 April 1980, p. 9."Police Commission Decides Not to Act on McKay Remarks," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 2 May 1980, p. 3 Ian Mulgrew, "Right to Know Reasons for Police Raids Sought," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 3 April 1980, p. 4 Ian Mulgrew, "Police Board Evicts Protestors Planning to Denounce McKay," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 18 April 1980, p. 5 "McKay Won't Retract Remarks," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 4 April 1980, p. 5 Winfield C. McKay, "Mr. McKay Replies" (letter), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 9 April 1980, p. 6 Arthur Johnson, "Speeches Hurt Police, McKay Says," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 17 April 1980, p. 4 "Follow Own Rules, Police Board Told," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 15 April 1980, p. 4 Dick Beddoes, "Remarks Call for Dismissal" (column), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 4 April 1980, p. 8 Dick Beddoes, "Protest Draws Return Fire" (column), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 2 April 1980, p. 8 "Life for Killing Priest," Globe and Mail, weekend ed., 24 January 1981, p. 13 Geoffrey Stevens, "A Slippery Slope," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 8 April 1980, p. 6 Robert Sheppard, "RCMP's 'Fruit Machine' Failure as Homosexual Detector: Book," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 21 March 1980, p. 4 Jeff Sallot, "Men in the Shadows" (review), Globe and Mail, weekend ed., 22 March 1980, p. E13 "Gay Groups Protest Cruising 'Fantasy,'" Globe and Mail, metro ed., 19 February 1980, p. 21 Renaissance International, "For a Happy, Creative Canadian Society, Renaissance Urges Canadians to Elect a 'Moral Majority' on Feb. 18th" (advertisement), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 13 February 1980, p. 13."Edmonton Man Gets Four Years for Church Fires," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 4 March 1981, p. 11 Vianney Carriere, "Body Politic Judge Used Common Sense, Lawyer Tells Appeal," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 9 February 1980, p. 4 "We Urge the Attorney-General of Ontario to Drop the Appeal against Body Politic," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 6 February 1980, p. 11.Marina Strauss, "Lawyers Criticize Police Union for Article on Planning Board," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 22 February 1980, p. 5 "Jesuit Parish Opens Doors to RC Homosexual Group," Globe and Mail, weekend ed., 12 January 1980, p. E15 "Quebec Homosexuals Win Case," Globe and Mail, weekend ed., 1 December 1979, p. 12 Richard Furness, "Fairweather Asks End to Timidity on Aiding Gays," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 23 November 1979, p. 5 Stan Oziewicz, "Bill on Discrimination against the Disabled Avoids Issue of Gays," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 23 November 1979, p. 5 "Bawdy House Trial Put Off to January," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 22 November 1979, p. 5 "Bawdy House Charge Is Called Too Vague," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 21 November 1979, p, 5 Jon Ferry and Daniel Pearce, "Second Mayor Gives Support to Gay Rights," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 5 November 1979, p. 5 Victor Malarek, "Foster Plan for Gay Youth Fails," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 21 November 1979, p. 5 James Jefferson, "Yonge Street Mob Shells Out Eggs," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 1 November 1979, p. 5 "Spraggett Denies Sex Charges," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 30 October 1979, p. 9."Gay Group Minces for Rights," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 30 October 1979, p. 4 "Political Activism Urged for Gays," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 24 October 1979, p. 11 "Grant Denied to Gay Journal," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 24 October 1979, p. 11 "Police Raid Gay Club Amid Jeering Crowd," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 12 October 1979, p. 2 "Boy, 15, Is Involved in Sex Case: Police," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 13 October 1979, p. 5 Stan Oziewicz, "Liberals Seek Judicial Review of Wardle Judge's Comments," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 13 October 1979, p. 5 Ian Mulgrew, "Bitter after Hefty Defeat, Wardle Blames the Press," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 11 November 1980, p. 11 B. Derek Johnson, "Prisoner of Desire" (review), Globe and Mail, weekend ed., 26 January 1980, p. E14 Liam Lacey, "Is TBA's Name an Obstacle to Fame?" Globe and Mail, metro ed., 21 April 1982, p. 19 "Political Mavericks Tolerated Less Than Homosexuals, Study Concludes," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 27 September 1979, pp. 1–2 James Jefferson, "Lesbian Objects to U.S. Border Questions," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 31 August 1979, p. 5 Paul Stuart, "Gay Youths May Be Better Off in Group Home, Hearing Is Told," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 16 August 1979, p. 4.Jon Ferry, "Supported Home Without Full Data, Sewell Concedes," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 16 August 1979, p. 4 Dick Beddoes, "Maybe Mayor Made a Goof" (column), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 16 August 1979, p. 8 "Township Objects to Grants to Gays," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 23 August 1979, p. 4."Malone Pleads Guilty to 2 Charges," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 27 July 1979, p. 8 "Ex-publisher Jailed on Obstruction Count," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 24 October 1979, p. 9 "Killer of City Officials Given Maximum Term," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 4 July 1979, p. 11.Paul Palango, "Godfrey Move Angers Protesting Minorities: Police Discrimination Talks," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 29 June 1979, p. 5 Alden Baker, "Metro Asks Police for Stand against Homosexual Bias," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 20 June 1979, p. 5 James Jefferson, "Charges May Invalidate Law on Adult Consent, Ruby Says: Gay Teacher's House Raided," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 16 June 1979, p. 5 Arnold Bruner, "Homosexuals Protest 'Harassment' by Police," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 4 June 1979, p. 12 Liam Lacey, "15 Years of Giving Voice to an Idea," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 10 September 1994, p. C17 James Jefferson, "Officer to Be Charged over Gay Bar Incident," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 13 July 1979, p. 3 James Jefferson, "Body Politic Is Refused Grant by Arts Council," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 12 May 1979, p. 15 Denys Horgan, "R.C. Congregation Forces Out Gay Group: Masses Now in United Church," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 24 November 1979, p. 14 Alan Niester, "Village People OK to Look At" (review), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 24 April 1979, p. 17 James Jefferson, "Police Harassment of Gays Alleged in Criticisms Made to Commissioners," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 6 April 1979, p. 5 Len Gasparini, "The Rope-dancer" (review), Globe and Mail, weekend ed., 30 June 1979, p. 39 "Gays Challenge Police Author over His Writing," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 20 March 1979, p. 3 Jon Ferry, "Anti-gays Article Will Bring Officer before His Chief," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 22 March 1979, p. 4 Dick Beddoes, "A Hateful Smear of Hate" (column), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 21 March 1979, p. 8 Dick Beddoes, "Caution Beats Popping Off" (column), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 23 March 1979, p. 8 "Adamson, Police Union Head Apologize for 2 Articles," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 29 March 1979, p. 5 David Logan, "Police Apology to Minorities Urged," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 27 March 1979, p. 5 Dick Beddoes, "More Thumps for Givens" (column), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 28 March 1979, p. 8 "Keep the Options Open" (editorial), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 30 May 1979, p. 6 "Premier Attacks Collver Rumour of Gay Minister," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 1 March 1979, p. 9 "Publisher Takes Leave from Job in Winnipeg," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 24 February 1979, p. 11 David Lancashire, "The Pedophile: The Myth and the Reality," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 17 February 1979, p. 10.James Jefferson, "Doctor Told Ontario Jockey Club Steward Damien Was Homosexual," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 14 February 1979, p. 4 Denys Horgan, "Homosexual Ruling Draws Paper's Ire: Anglican Bishops Criticized," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 26 February 1979, p. 5 Denys Horgan, "Anglican Stand on Gays Backed by Archbishop: 'Orientation Not Sinful,'" Globe and Mail, metro ed., 28 February 1979, p. 5 "Lesbian Mother Loses Custody of Two Children: Judge Reverses Earlier Decision," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 25 April 1979, p. 11 "Lesbian Mother Is Awarded Custody of Her Two Children," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 18 January 1979, p. T2 Denys Horgan, "Sewell Turns Down Challenge to Address Anti-gay Rally," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 5 January 1979, p. 1 Denys Horgan, "Billed As Faith Festival, Rally Gives Anti-gays a Chance to Vent Anger," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 8 January 1979, p. 5 Dick Beddoes, "Reflections on Bigotry" (column), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 8 January 1979, p. 8 Robert Sheppard, "It's Not Illegal to Be Gay, Sewell Tells Rally," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 4 January 1979, p. 5 "Out of Order" (editorial), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 5 January 1979, p. 6 "Gays Phone to Give Sewell Their Support," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 6 January 1979, p. 5 Dick Beddoes, "Praise Be for Candor" (column), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 5 January 1979, p. 8 "Story on Pedophilia Defended in Court by U of T Chaplain," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 6 January 1979, p. 4 "Sex Article Gay Setback, Witness Says," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 4 January 1979, p. 3 "Prosecution of Paper Called Crime," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 17 January 1979, p. 4 Vianney Carriere, "Prosecute Man If Illicit Sex True, Psychiatrist Urges," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 3 January 1979, p. 3 Vianney Carriere, "Pedophilia Article Described as a 'Valuable Document,'" Globe and Mail, metro ed., 5 January 1979, p. 5 Vianney Carriere, "Debate Sought on Pedophilia, Trial Told," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 9 January 1979, p. 5 "Trustees Divided on Officer's Action in Barracks Case," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 8 January 1979, p. 5."Teacher Suspension Call Rejected," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 11 January 1979, p. 4 "Named Teachers, Policeman Disciplined: Raid on Homosexual Club," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 9 January 1979, p. 5 James Jefferson, "Police Told Boards That Teachers Were Found in Gay Club," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 6 January 1979, p. 1 Marina Strauss, "Homosexual Baths: A 'Safer Place for Casual Sex,'" Globe and Mail, metro ed., 13 December 1978, p. 5 Jay Scott, "Bawdy Houses: Loose Constructions with Victorian Connections," Fanfare (Globe and Mail), 20 December 1978, p. 5 "Leading Homosexual Spokesman Charged," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 11 December 1978, p. 5 "San Francisco Slayings Trial Delayed: Mayor, Supervisor Lie in State," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 30 November 1978, p. 11 "San Francisco Mayor, Supervisor Slain," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 28 November 1978, p. 13 "Missed Work, Man Dead of Stabbing," Globe and Mail, final ed., 29 November 1978, p. 2 Edward Jackson, "Midnight Express" (letter), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 28 November 1978, p. 6.Victor Malarek, "Children's Aid Society Asked by Staff Group Not to Refuse Employment to Homosexuals," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 24 November 1978, p. 1."Job Request for Gays Criticized by Norton," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 28 November 1978, p. 3 "CAS Staff Drops Plan to Bar Discrimination against Homosexuals," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 30 November 1978, p. 1 "Homosexual Appeal on High Court Docket," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 22 September 1978, p. 8 Hugh Winsor, "Knives Out for Election Carving" (column), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 20 October 1978, p. 7.Stan Oziewicz, "Giving Grant to Gay Paper Is Impolitic, Council Told," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 13 October 1978, pp. 1–2 "Bomb Threat Clears Bryant Rally Hall," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 11 September 1978, p. 9 Norman Snider, "Alter Ego" (review), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 9 September 1978, p. 39 William French, "No Man's Meat and the Enchanted Pimp" (review), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 28 October 1978, p. 38 Leo Simpson, "No More into the Garden" (review), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 2 September 1978, p. 33 "Appeal Bid by Magazine Is Rejected," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 6 June 1978, p. 8 "Conference of Young Homosexuals Urges Lower Age of Consent for Sex," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 23 May 1978, p. 5 Norman Webster, "Hot Topic Coolly Handled," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 18 May 1978, p. 7.Barbara Yaffe, "It Seems All Right to Him to Care for His Son, But Society Doesn't Agree, Homosexual Says," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 30 March 1978, p. 5 "Bid to Annul Warrant Lost by Body Politic: Appeal Planned," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 16 March 1978, p. 3 "Betesh Transferred to Protective Unit," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 24 April 1978, p. 13 "Ex-OPP Officer Quit in Captive Situation, Lawyer Tells Court," Globe and Mail, April 30, 1985, p. M2 "PEI Ex-official Is Acquitted on Sex Charge," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 27 June 1978, p. 2 "PEI Deputy Minister Faces a Sex Charge," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 1 March 1978, p. 8 Marina Strauss, "Kribs Convicted of Slaying of Jaques: Trial Continues for 3 Others," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 16 February 1978, pp. 1, 5.Vianney Carriere, "Boy Drowned after Sex Attack, Pathologist Says at Jaques Trial," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 23 February 1978, p. 5 Garry Fairbairn, "Homosexuals Plan Canada Boycott," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 23 February 1978, p. 12 Norman Webster, "The Heart of a Sex Problem" (column), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 17 January 1978, p. 7.Barbara Yaffe, "Homosexual Father Awarded Custody of Children," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 22 March 1978, pp. 1–2.Barbara Yaffe, "A Homosexual Father: Many Consider Him Unfit but 'I Love My Son': No Hesitation at Displaying Affection for Friend in Front of Boy," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 30 March 1978, p. 5 Paul Palango, "Bryant's Show Business and Religion: 3,000 Listen in Church, 500 Protest Outside," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 16 January 1978, p. 5 Margaret Mironowicz, "'Out of the Bars and into the Streets,'" Globe and Mail, metro ed., 16 January 1978, p. 5 Margaret Mironowicz, "Homosexuals Join Forces to Protest Bryant Visit," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 13 January 1978, pp. 1, 2 Joanne Kates, "Voices in the Street: Thanks to Anita Bryant, It Was the Largest Gay Demonstration in Toronto," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 18 January 1978, p. 8 Dick Beddoes, "Come Bryant, Come Tension" (column), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 4 January 1978, p. 8 Dick Beddoes, "Closet Doors Open on Anita" (column), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 16 January 1978, p. 8 "Obscenity Charges Laid against Paper," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 6 January 1978, p. 2 John Fitzgerald, "Transsexuals Tread a Path Fraught with Doubt, Pain," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 27 October 1983, p. L5 "Body Politic to Go to Court over Police Raid of Offices," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 2 January 1978, p. 4 Joanne Kates, "Impolitic Moves: All Over Canada, Homosexuals Are Being Harassed by the Law," Globe and Mail Fanfare, metro ed., 4 January 1978, p. 13 "Charges Planned against Body Politic: Obscene Books," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 4 January 1978, p. 5 "Body Politic Going to Court to Appeal Raid," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 2 January 1978, p. 5 Isabella Bardoel, "Morality Squad Searches Offices of Body Politic," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 31 December 1977, p. 4 Stan Oziewicz, "Homosexual Paper Says It's Upset at Reaction to Pedophile Article," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 28 December 1977, p. 4."Charges Considered over Pedophile Article," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 29 December 1977, p. 5 Stan Oziewicz, "Homosexual Paper Says It's Upset at Reaction to Pedophile Article," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 28 December 1977, p. 4 Ian Young, "Gay in the Seventies," Weekend Magazine, 17 December 1977, pp. 10–14.The Weekend Poll, "Most Canadians Think Homosexuals Are 'Sick People,'" Weekend Magazine, 17 December 1977, p. 2 William Johnson, "Quebec Legislation Bans Discrimination against Homosexuals," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 24 December 1977, p. 3 Mary Trueman, "MP Says Public Pays 'Pornographic Poets,'" Globe and Mail, metro ed., 3 December 1977, p. 13 John Robert Colombo, "Three Poets, No Denominator" (review) Globe and Mail, metro ed., 4 November 1978, p. 41 "Maloney Found Guilty over Homosexual Club," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 1 December 1977, p. 2 "Campus to Vote on Financial Aid for Gay Group," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 10 November 1977, p. 2 "Daily Had Right to Refuse Gay Ad, Top Court Is Told," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 22 November 1977, p. 10 "B.C. Gay Group Loses Application to Appeal Ruling on Ads in Sun," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 10 November 1977, p. F10 Dick Beddoes, "Let's Hear It for the Police" (column), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 2 November 1977, p. 8 "Anti-gay Egg Pelters Get Three Days in Jail," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 16 November 1977, p. 5 Naomi Loeb and Geoffrey Hussey, "CBC Filming" (letter), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 7 November 1977, p. 6.Joanne Kates, "Who's in Charge?," Globe and Mail Fanfare, metro ed., 2 November 1977, p. 3 "2,000 Protest Arrest of 138 at Montreal Bar," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 24 October 1977, p. 9 "Rogers Cancels Series of Shows for Homosexuals," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 29 September 1977, p. 5 "Fairweather Intends to Change Public Attitudes on Human Rights," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 1 October 1977, p. 3 Lawrence Martin, "RCMP Confirms Use of Taps on Politicians, VIPs," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 18 August 1977, p. 4 Lawrence Martin, "Gay Group Claims RCMP Is Unfair to Homosexuals," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 23 August 1977, p. 4 Lawrence Martin, "Coded RCMP Files Include VIP's Bedroom Chat," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 17 August 1977, pp. 1–2 Brian Rogers, "15,000 March on City Hall, Legislature over Boy's Slaying," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 9 August 1977, p. 1 Lawrence Martin, "Gay Group Claims RCMP Is Unfair to Homosexuals," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 23 August 1977, p. 4.Marty York and Dorothy Lipovenko, "4 Men Charged with Murder Missing Boy, 12, Was Drowned: Body on Sex Shop Roof," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 2 August 1977, pp. 1–2."Search Is Intensified for Missing Boy, 12," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 1 August 1977, p. 1 "Public, Press Barred from Hearing before Jaques Case," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 6 October 1977, p. 5 Ron Porambo, "Police No Longer Hassle Gays on Strip, Homosexual Says," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 3 August 1977, p. 5 Lawrence Martin, "'Knee-jerk Reaction' Is Seen as a Threat to Gay Rights," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 3 August 1977, p. 5 Michael Keating, "Suspect in Boy's Slaying Remanded, Segregated in Jail," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 3 August 1977, p. 1 James Jefferson, "3 Charged in Boy's Slaying to Appear in Court Today," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 4 August 1977, p. 4 "4 in Shoeshine Killing Remanded: Sept. 9 Hearing," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 24 August 1977, p. 4 "4 Accused Remanded in Death of Boy, 12: Tuesday Hearing," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 10 August 1977, p. 4 Arnold Bruner, "Homosexual Job Rights Are Urged for Ontario: Hiring of Minorities Stressed in Report," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 21 July 1977, pp. 1–2 "Sex-change Amendment Requested Once More," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 21 July 1977, p. 5."Labor Body Backs Homosexuals' Ad," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 24 September 1977, p. 12 Dorothy Lipovenko, "2 Fight Campbell Personality: St. George Campaign," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 3 June 1977, p. 4 "Anti-homosexual Group Plans New Campaign throughout U.S.," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 9 June 1977, p. 11 "Politicians Jump into Homosexual Dispute," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 3 June 1977, p. 4 "Gay Groups Call for Resignation" (Inside Metro), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 31 May 1977, p. 5 Isabella Bardoel, "Embattled Human Rights Group Member Promises Answer to Homosexuals' Complaint," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 11 June 1977, p. 5 "Lesbian Cites Dismissal Threat She Wanted to Quit, Forces Say," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 20 May 1977, p. 13 "Two Private Members' Bills Blocked," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 29 April 1977, p. 5 "Montreal Police Seeking Two Men after Blaze Is Set at Discotheque," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 16 April 1977, p. 3.Wayne Cheveldayoff, "No Protection on Language, Sex Orientation," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 11 March 1977, p. 4 Wayne Cheveldayoff, "New Human Rights Bill Has Many Flaws and Inadequacies: No Use to Expelled Soldier," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 28 March 1977, p. 8 Elaine Dewar, "The Young in One Another's Arms" (review), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 26 February 1977, p. 39 Marian Engel, "The True Story of Ida Johnson" (review), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 29 January 1977, p. 41 William French, Review, Globe and Mail, metro ed., 7 May 1977, p. 38 Donald Jack, "Two Views of War" (review), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 15 October 1977, p. 43 "Homosexuals in Clubs Harmless, Judge Says," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 22 October 1976, p. 43."Homosexuals Asking Equal Job Treatment: See RCMP Bias," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 7 October 1976, p. 8 "Police Film Men's Room Eight Charged," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 19 October 1976, p. 3 "Key Witness in Sex Case May Be Charged," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 11 March 1976, p. 10 "Charges by Lawyers about Morality Squad Spark Ottawa Inquiry," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 10 March 1976, p. 4 "Alleged Sex-Ring Clients' Lawyers Demand Probe of Morality Squad," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 9 March 1976, p. 5 Peter Mosher, "Firm Stand on Farmland Backed by Delegates to NDP Convention," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 12 June 1976, p. 11 "87 Arrested in Raid on Montreal Sauna," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 17 May 1976, p. 9 "Homosexual Group Opposes 'Harsh' Proposal: Non-violent Sex Offences," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 13 May 1976, p. 2 "Sex Laws in a Mess, Basford Says," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 19 March 1976, p. 9 "No Perjury Trial Planned for Key Sex-ring Witness," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 6 April 1976, p. 35 "Man Acquitted in 2nd-last Case in Ottawa Series," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 2 June 1976, p. 8 "Key Witness in Sex Case May Be Charged," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 11 March 1976, p. 10 "Ex-newsman Cleared of Indecency Charge: Teen-age Prostitution Service in Ottawa," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 16 March 1976, p. 4 "Charges by Lawyers about Morality Squad Spark Ottawa Inquiry," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 10 March 1976, p. 4 See also: "Alleged Sex-Ring Clients' Lawyers Demand Probe of Morality Squad," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 9 March 1976, p. 8 "Racing Group Seeks Voice in Suit," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 5 March 1976, p. 4 Douglas Green, "Damien Case Ruling Will Allow Appearance of Racing Commission," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 13 March 1976, p. 4 "Gay Rights Groups Demand Statements from Parties," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 23 February 1976, p. 16 "Gay Activists Lobby MPs to Win Inclusion under New Rights Act," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 24 February 1976, p. 11 "Herbert Wins Play Award," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 27 January 1976, p. 14."B.C. Paper Ordered to Take Gay-Lib Ads," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 13 January 1976, p. 8 William French, "Eerie and Memorable on the Edge of Sanity" (review), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 6 May 1976, p. 13 Jack Batten, "His Instinct for the Cliché Is Infallible" (review), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 5 June 1976, p. 34 William Johnson, "Immigration Scheme Proposes Quotas, Altered Categories," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 21 October 1975, pp. 1, 2;Greenland birth notice. Globe and Mail, metro ed., 29 October 1975, p, 47,"Toronto Women Join March to Protest Ottawa's 'Inaction,' " Globe and Mail, metro ed., 25 October 1975, p. 15."Call for Abortion Law Repeal" (photo), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 27 October 1975, p. 16;Robert Martin, "Canada's First Gay Magazine, Esprit, Aimed at Both Sexes," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 25 September 1975, p. 15;" University Bans Gay Teacher as Supervisor," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 2 October 1975, p. 16;"$4,485 Given to Tell Public about Gay Life," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 1 August 1975, p. 4;"Human Rights Commission Bill Would Bar Bias, Make Records Public," Globe and Mail, first ed., 22 July 1975, pp. 1-2;"Homosexual Film, Refurbished Rail Car, Two OFY Projects," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 21 June 1975, p. 5;"Gays Want Uniformity in the Age of Consent," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 30 June 1975, p. 12;Norman Hartley, "Chairman Holds Militant Groups Apart at Green Paper Hearings," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 10 June 1975, pp. 1-2;Kathleen Rex, "From Pro-abortionists to Gay Liberation, Many Viewpoints Represented in Women's March," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 12 May 1975, p. 13.Vianney Carriere, "Three Women Assaulted, Taunted as Lesbians, Child-Care Worker Testifies at Police Probe," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 8 April 1975, p. 5;Vianney Carriere, "Lawyer, Pub Manager Disagree over Reaction to Song: 'Sophisticated, Witty' or Cause for Riot?" Globe and Mail, metro ed., 9 April 1975, p. 4;Vianney Carriere, "Heard Fellow Constables Jeering at 4 Women, Policeman Testifies," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 10 April 1975, p. 57;"Substitution of Sex Ring Charges Prompts Complaints from Lawyers," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 5 June 1975, p. 8;"Sex Charge against Councillor Is Dismissed: Witnesses Can't Identify," Globe and Mail, metro ed,, 23 May 1975, p, 9;"Publicity over Homosexual Ring Prompts Protest by Ottawa Gays," Globe and Mail, metro ed,, 21 March 1975, p, 9;"Operator of Sex Ring Is Sentenced to Prison for 2 Years Less Day," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 20 September 1975, p, 4;"Mountie, Newsman, Four Others Facing Homosexual Ring Charges," Globe and Mail, metro ed, 11 March 1975, p. 9;"Guilty Pleas Entered by Ottawa Man, 22, in Teen-age Sex Case," Globe and Mail, metro ed, 1 July 1975, p. 8;"Four More Ottawa Men Charged in Teen-aged Homosexual Ring," Globe and Mail, metro ed,, 18 March 1975, p, 8;"18th Arrest in Sex Ring at Ottawa," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 27 March 1975, p. 9;"Charges by Lawyers about Morality Squad Spark Ottawa Inquiry," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 10 March 1976, p. 4;John Beaufoy, "No Other Choice?" (column). Globe and Mail, metro ed., 2 April 1975, p. 29;"Alleged Sex-Ring Clients' Lawyers Demand Probe of Morality Squad," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 9 March 1976, p. 8;"B.C. Paper Ordered to Take Gay-Lib Ads," Globe and Mail, metro ed,, 13 January 1976, p. 8;Lawrence Martin, "Racing Chairman Confirms Steward Fired as Homosexual," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 15 February 1975, pp. 1-2;"Injustice at the Track" (editorial). Globe and Mail, metro ed., 17 February 1975, p. 6;Mary Gooderham, "Legal Fight Will Survive Ex-jockey Dismissed for Being Homosexual," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 1 January 1987, p. A10;Christie Blatchford, untitled column. Globe and Mail, metro ed., 16 December 1975, p. 36;"Homosexual Marriage Can't Be Recognized, Manitoba Judge Rules," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 18 December 1974, p. 1."Five Fined for Contempt, One Takes Jail," Globe and Mail, metro ed,, 5 November 1974, p. 5;John Beaufoy, "Constable Is Acquitted of Common Assault, 5 Women in Contempt," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 2 November 1974, p. 2;Hubert Bauch, "Quebec Bill to Enshrine Rights Laws," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 30 October 1974, p. 8;"Ottawa May Lift Gay Ban: Immigrants," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 17 October 1974, p. 9;"U.S. Hiker Admits Homosexuality, Deported by Immigration Official," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 7 September 1974, p. 2."Deported Homosexual Sneaks into Canada," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 21 September 1974, p. 58;K.D. Popert, "Civil Rights Marchers" (letter). Globe and Mail, metro ed., 30 August 1974, p. 6;"Gays, Greeks Demonstrate at Legislature," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 19 August 1974, p. 5;"Given Life, Sex Offender Loses Appeal," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 31 July 1974, p, 5;"Rejected by Printer, Manitoba Gays Want Law Changed: Seek Protection against 'Discrimination,'" Globe and Mail, metro ed,, 4 July 1974, p, 9,"Gay Group Gets Backing from Ottawa," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 25 June 1974, p. 9;"Woman Guilty, 2 Cleared in Disturbance: Obstruction Charges Withdrawn," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 1 June 1974, p. 26.Martin Knelman, "The World of Michel on the Screen," Globe and Mail, metro ed,, 3 May 1975, p, 31;"Homosexual Marriage Ruling Held: Registration Bid Was Rejected," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 22 November 1974, p. 8;Rudy Platiel, "Parson Withholds School Taxes as Protest over 'Moral Pollution,'" Globe and Mail, metro ed,, 12 March 1974, p. 2;Donald Grant, "Youth Threatens City Hall Jump, Fire Chief, Minister Talk Him Down," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 16 January 1974, p. 5;"Homosexuality Not a Mental Disease, U.S. Psychiatrists Say," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 17 December 1973, p. 11;"Youth Grant to Bankroll Gay Survey," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 5 May 1973, p. 10.Norman Webster, "St. George Candidates Meet Homophiles, and Tread a Cautiously Negative Line," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 5 March 1973, p. 5.George Hislop, "Gay Liberation" (letter), Globe and Mail, metro ed., 25 August 1972, p. 6;"Within the Law?" (editorial). Globe and Mail, metro ed., 24 August 1972, p. 6.Jearld Moldenhauer, "Men and Little Boys" (letter). Globe and Mail, metro ed., 26 August 1972, p. 6;George Hislop, "Gay Liberation" (letter). Globe and Mail, metro ed., 25 August 1972, p. 6;Gerald Hannon, "Men and Little Boys" (letter). Globe and Mail, metro ed., 26 August 1972, p. 6;Kenneth Bagnell, "Gay Liberation," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 23 August 1972, p. 29;"Former Church Becomes Centre of Gay Festival," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 21 August 1972, p, 5;Patricia Murphy, "Gay Pride Hurt" (letter). Globe and Mail, metro ed., 8 July 1972, p. 7.Donald Grant, "Bomb Thrown at Teacher's Home Shatters on Ground and Burns," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 5 May 1972, p. 4;"CHAT Grant 'A Step Forward,' " Globe and Mail, metro ed,, 2 March 1972, p, 37;"Homosexual Pair Become Partners in Public, Private," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 28 February 1972, p, 9;N. John Adams, "Maloney Tells Liberals of His Homosexuality," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 14 February 1972, p. 10;Warren Gerard, "The Strip Has a Pastime to Suit Every Preference," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 13 July 1971, p. 27;Blaik Kirby, "No Snickers in CBC'S Serious Look at Homosexuality," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 1 December 1971, p. 14;"PCs Anathema to Sex Group," Globe and Mail, metro ed,, 12 October 1971, p, 4;Leone Kirkwood, "Legal Marriage Would Enable Homosexuals to Have More Security in Law, CMHA Told," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 15 October 1971, p. 12."Equality Urged for Homosexuals," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 30 August 1971, p. 3;Martin Knelman, "Fortune and Men's Eyes: Earnest Prison Drama," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 24 June 1971, p. 12;Charles C. Hill, "Homosexuals" (letter). Globe and Mail, metro ed., 24 April 1971, p. 6;Advertisement, Globe and Mail, metro ed., 21 April 1971, p. 3;Michael Valpy, "The Pedophile Who Faces a Lifetime behind Bars: Diary of a Misspent Life," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 9 December 1972, p. 7."Pedophile Is Jailed Indefinitely," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 16 March 1971, p. 5;"Club Owner Jailed for Plotting Arson," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 27 November 1970, p. 5.Thomas Van Dusen, "Homosexuality" (letter). Globe and Mail, metro ed., 14 January 1970, p. 6.Jearld F. Moldenhauer, "Homosexuality" (letter). Globe and Mail, metro ed., 9 January 1976, p. 6;William Johnson, "Campus Homosexuals Form Association to Discuss Sex," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 15 December 1969, p. 2;Charles C. Hill, Ian Young, and William McRae, "Homosexuality" (letter). Globe and Mail, metro ed., 23 January 1970, p. 6;Charles C. Hill, Ian Young, and William McRae, "Homosexuality" (letter). Globe and Mail, metro ed., 14 January 1970, p. 6;D.F. Hadwin, "Recognition of University Homosexuals Termed a Regressive Move" (letter). Globe and Mail, metro ed., 7 January 1970, p. 7;Farrell Crook, "Senators Describe Deletion of Weekend Story on Homosexuals as Censorship: 14 Publishers Refused to Distribute Article," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 4 March 1970, p. 4;Melinda McCracken, "Boys Bring Les Girls to Life," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 19 July 1969, p. 24;"It Was a Great Day" (editorial). Globe and Mail, metro ed,, 15 May 1969, p. 6;Thomas Claridge, Tories Split on 3rd Reading of Code Changes," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 15 May 1969, p, 1;"Just What Some Members of Parliament Said about Homosexuality," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 19 April 1969, p. 7;"Homosexuals Not Encouraged, Turner Says," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 18 April 1969, p. 4;"Education in Marriage Preferred to Homosexual Changes: Caouette," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 22 April 1969, p. 8;John Dafoe, "Créditistes Scrap Opposition Plan for Criminal Code Debate Limit," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 17 April 1969, p. 10;George Bain, "A Curious Debate" (column). Globe and Mail, metro ed., 18 April 1969, p. 6;Charles Taylor, "The Spy Staying Out in the Cold to Fight Blandman and Methodism-on-the-Make," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 28 April 1973, p. 25;Graeme Gibson, "Gelded and Blue-Boxed MacCanada," Globe and Mail Magazine, 18 October 1969, p. 15;"Sex Law Revisions to Make Little Change in Practice, Study Says," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 14 January 1969, p. 31.Rudy Platiel, "Chiefs Oppose Changes in Homosexual Law: Police Meet in Granby," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 7 September 1968, p. 3."Lawyers Urge Easing Gross Indecency Law," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 6 September 1968, p. 2.Herbert Whittaker, " 'The Drummer Boy' Taps Out a Powerful Tune," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 16 January 1968, p. 10.William Johnson, "The Gay World," The Globe Magazine, metro ed., 13 January 1968, pp. 5—8 (reprinted inWE. Mann, ed.. TheUnderside of Toronto[Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, 1970], pp. 322—33, and inWE. Mann, ed..Social Deviance in Canada[Toronto: Copp, Clark, 1971], pp. 3S0-89).John Bentley Mays, "An Idea Whose Time Has Come," Globe and Mail, weekend ed., 27 April 1985, p. E15.John Bentley Mays, "From the files of General Idea," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 21 July 1984, p. E13."Gabias Predicts Bill Will Lead to Decadence," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 29 December 1967, p. 31 Lewis Seale, "Code Revisions Would Allow Homosexual Acts between Two Consenting Adults," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 22 December 1967, p. 5.Lewis Seale, "Trudeau Says Ouimet Committee May Study Homosexual Problem," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 9 November 1967, p. 8."Supreme Court Decision Means Homosexuals Can Face Imprisonment for Life," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 8 November 1967, p. 8 "Not Parliament's Intention," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 11 November 1967, p. 6 "Metro Police Oppose U.K. Homosexual Law: Cases of Deviates Cited," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 7 July 1967, p. 5 Anthony J. 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