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How Jack Brundage Found Fame - and Prison Inmates Found Fortune Bookmobile takes word to small-town feminists Judge Says Story on Sex with Boys Was Not Indecent Province Isn't Harassing Homosexuals: McMurtry Body Politic Staff Cleared of Obscenity, Magazine to Stand Trial Ontario's Rights Bill Given Nod Homosexual Rights Activists Disrupt MPPs Police Told to Patch Up Row with Homosexuals Man Free after Plea in Bathhouse Raids Landslide Win Returns Sewell to City Council Homosexual Policeman Fights for Job Homosexual OPP Constable Loses Appeal to Win Job Back Brilliant Findley Novel Is a Web of Surprises Cloistered World or Snakepit?Author Defends Homosexual Report Gripping Film Captures Raw Life of Women in Prison Code Called Tyrannical Suicides, Law Linked Homosexuals Contend Let Homosexuals Teach, Eggleton Says: Mayor Urges Amendment to New Human Rights Code Homosexual-baiting Condoned, Group Says A Wise Novel about Homosexuals Heap's Win Opens Way for Sewell's Return Code Clause Sought to Help Homosexuals Churches, Police Join in Gay Week Trial Being Used to Force Probe of Police Raid, Prosecutor Says All Homosexuals' Privacy at Stake Lawyer Tells Trial Misguided Police-watching Man Strangled, Bludgeoned in Apartment Victim's Final Days Shrouded in Mystery Homosexual Confessed to Killing Artist, Court Told Artist's Killers Sentenced to Life in Prison Homosexual Rally Erupts into Violence Minister Charges Policeman Homosexuals Say Police Pushing Them to Violence Hawkes Is Mum on Alleged Police Assault, Court Told Police Charge 21 in Bathhouse Raids Appeal Sought in Body Politic Case Hislop, Two Others Cleared, Two Guilty in Barracks Case 3 Barracks Officers Innocent, Attendants Guilty Whips, Paddles Seized in Teacher's Home, Trial Told Whips and Chains in House, Trial Told Protect Sexual Rights: Lawyer Burroughs' Nightmare World United Church Wary of Homosexual Clergy Change Way of Dealing with Minorities, Police Forces Told Policeman Denies He Hit Bathhouse Raid Protester KGB Analogy Spurs Request for Mistrial Minister Quits over Church Role on Homosexuals New Commissioner to Hear Complaints against the Police Opposition Split on Homosexual Rights: Ontario Code Tidies Up Patchwork Laws and Protects More Groups Rights Code Under Fire for Ignoring Homosexuals Toronto's Gay Street Patrol: Protection for the Homosexual Minority Patrolling Street Is Police Job No Vigilante Patrols in Metro Homosexuals Organize Patrols Gay Street Patrol Gets Ackroyd's Qualified Okay Didn't Plan Police Raid: McMurtry Homosexual Protest Planned Judge to Hear New Evidence Sets Aside 2 Sex Convictions Barracks' Judgment Reserved Until May 25 Police Homosexuals Fear Being Unmasked, Rally Told Montreal Play Hosanna Stands Chance in London More Charges in Bath-house Probe: Police Say Documents Show $500,000 Sent to US Clubs Theologian to Speak on Homosexuality Two First Novels That Show Promise Defence Wants Ban on Barracks Names Saw Sex Acts at Barracks Club Officer Tells Trial Officer Clad in Towel Feared Sexual Attack at Barracks, Trial Told Crown Wins Argument in Barracks Bawdy House Trial Chains, Cuffs at Barracks, Police Say Club a 'Sex Supermarket' Bawdy House Trial Told Barracks Charges Challenged Bath House Bawdy House Conviction Upheld 'Horse Feathers'Charity Really a Hate Group, MP Charges Homosexual Rights a Vote Loser Moral Majority Hits America and the Ontario Election As Well 'Furious' Homosexuals to Blitz Provincial Candidates New Trial Order for Body Politic Officers Upheld Bent Timely but Misconceived Unwise Police Involvement Police Won't Charge 'Embarrassed' Marchers Police Defend 'Undercover' Role in Homosexual Parade Police Action in March Shocks Lawyers' Head Police Incited Violence at Rally, Affidavits Say Givens Denies 'Agents Provocateurs,'Police Led Homosexual March, Star Photos Show Why Metro Police Infiltrate Parades Bath House Raids Merit an Inquiry Hill Decision on Homosexual Study Delayed Modern Martyrdom Cleric's Fast Ends 35 Pounds Later City Police-Homosexual Study on Hold Church Supports Inquiry Candidates Rap Party Stands on Homosexuals Women Celebrate Victories and March for Many More Policeman Hit by Taxi during Rally Rally to Press for 'Gay Rights,'Body Politic Loses on McMurtry Charge Body Politic Case Still Hangs in the Balance Cardinal's One-liner Skirts Issue Cardinal 'Regrets' His Joke Murdered Man's Car under Check Report Tells of Rampage, Police Abuse Cop Hinted He'd Shoot Suspect in Bathhouse Raid: Aldermen's Report City Calls for Outside Probe of Steambath Raids Others Damaged Bath Houses after Raids, Police Hint Self-review Can't End Doubts Force Not Excessive in Raids, Chief Says Trustees Spurn, Back Homosexuals Toronto Enrolment Drop Predicted over Homosexuals CBC's Running Man Just Runs Out of Time 2,000 March on Police in Homosexual Protest Hunger Striker Calls on Mayor VD-test Doctor Gets His Job Back VD Policy Review for Bawdy Houses Ackroyd Sees Police Role for Homosexuals Homosexuals Jeer as Council Rejects Call for Raid Probe Civility—But for How Long?Meeting on Police Raids Ends Noisily Questions Unanswered in Baths Raids Open Raid Probe Nixed: Judge Givens Jeered by Gays, Supporters Pastor to Fast Until Probe of Bath Raids Hislop Running 'To Defeat Fish,'Godfrey Backs Police in Raids Homosexual Rights Fighter Seeks St George Seat Smith, Candidate at Odds over Steambath Raids McLeod Choice of Liberals in St George 1,000 at Meeting to Protest Raids Protests Mount over Police Raids on Homosexuals Police Too Powerful NDP Supporters Told Two NDP Hopefuls Vow to Fight for Homosexuals Homosexuals Not an Election Issue—Cassidy Cassidy Won't Push for More Homosexual Rights Police Removed Badges Demonstrators Complain Police Defend Bath Raids Despite Protesters' Taunts Rally Erupts as 3,000 Go on Rampage: Homosexuals Protest Downtown Police Raids Whose Side Are You On in Bath Raids Police Arrest Hundreds in Steambaths Client Fired after Police Raids on Steambaths, Lawyer Says Homosexuals Fear Suicides and Broken Marriages in Wake of Raids Movie Chronicles Notorious Bath Raids The Bath House Saga Drags on 13½ Months after Police Raids Anti-homosexuals Back Police Raids The Versatility of Marian Engel Absurd and Absorbing Novel from Marian Engel Homosexual Issue Revived by Mom's Ire No Homosexual Lesson for Her Kids Two Innocents Enter the 'Secret World': TV's Kastners Report on Homosexuals Taking a Peek Inside the Closet So Who Cares About Peter's Peccability?Both Acquittal, Life Sentence Confirmed in Jaques Case Library Ban Urged on Body Politic Homosexual Author Turned Down as Speaker at Elementary School Don't Bar Homosexual Speaker Barracks' Trial Refused a Jury Police Displayed Anti-homosexual Leaflets: Hislop A Showman Who Dazzled in Feathers and High Heels: Family Patriarch, Cross-dressing Strip Show Emcee Allan Maloney Loved Both Worlds 250 Protest Homosexual 'Power Politics,'Poet Purdy Rich, Hine Emotionless Vancouver's Founder Gets a Drubbing Trustees Quietly Discard Homosexual Liaison Panel Homosexual Liaison Plan Scrapped after Outcry Board Bans Promotion of Homosexuality Trustees Want Ban on Promotion of Homosexuality Lesbian Loses Custody Bid Mother Found Guilty of Snatching Kids from Dad Five Toronto School Trustees Move to Defuse Homosexual Issue Homosexual Liaison Committee Folding Up Sewell Defends Election Alliance with Hislop Team Sewell Launches Hislop Election Drive Perceptive Tales of Artists in Conflict Student Handbook Impounded Sex Killer Faces Trial in Stabbing Jaques Killer Charged Youths Okay Homosexual Ministers Church Delays Sex Study Action Trustees to Explore Homosexual Issues Toronto Trustees to Debate Link with Homosexuals Trustees Won't Drop Study on Homosexual Link We Won't Approve Homosexuality, School Chief Says He'll Fight Homosexual Link: Trustee Halt Committee on Homosexuals Trustee Urges Western Hospitality Doesn't Include Gays OPP Granted Right to Appeal in Head Case Minister Denounces Anita's Divorce Plan It's Time to 'Live and Let Live,' Anita Says Anita Admits She Wasn't 'Innocent,'The Story the Jury Didn't Hear about Schlifer's Murderer Police Hunt Killer of Newly Qualified Woman Lawyer Robinson Shrugs, Smirks as He Gets Life for Slaying Schlifer Tax Row Back to Court: Religious Group Not Charity, Ottawa Says Homosexual Businessman Wins Ward 6 Nomination A Metro Minority Shows Its Strength 13-month Nightmare Ends with Broadcaster's Acquittal Oust Police Commissioner 8 Aldermen Say McKay No Racist—Givens I'm Staying McKay Says of Threats Council Censures McKay for 'Inflammatory' Letter Forced-out OPP Man Fights Back Judges Order OPP to Rehire Homosexual Singles Sex Not Always Wrong—United Church Report Parents Advised on Homosexuality New Trial Ordered for Body Politic Homosexuals Plan a Polite Cruising Protest Arsonist Torched Churches Because of Homosexual Stand Body Politic Appeal Begins One-sided View (editorial)Halt Appeal Homosexuals Ask McMurtry Lesbian Mom Wins Custody Fight Court Orders Magazine Files Returned Smith Promises to Back Rights for Homosexuals Coalition Distorted His Words Smith Charges Barracks Jury Trial Up to Judge Alberta Rights Chief Backs Legal Protection for Gays Views Mixed on Mayor's Stand on Homosexual Rights Hallowe'en Barrage Brings 103 Arrests Kiss-and-Tell Protesters Startle MPPs Body Politic Asks Court to Recover Files Dozen Face Charges in 5 Sex Raids Ald Wardle on Probation for Assault A Window on the Grotty World of Crime Homosexuals Try McMurtry Sit-in Public Inquiry Urged of Police 'Bias,'And Finally 7 Years for Killer of Frisco Officials Homosexual Bias 'Scandal,'Homosexuals Plan to Disrupt Police Operations Summons Is Served on Alderman Alderman on Assault Charge Sewell Urges Police Stand against Bias Homosexuals Riot over Frisco Verdict Council Upholds Windsor Group's Complaint on Ad Village People: Top Trash But, My, What Style! That's What the 18,000 Came For Fear of Controversy Delaying Rights Code Changes: Smith Walking the Tightrope in Quebec Police Won't Punish Author of Article Abusing Homosexuals Police Article 'Offensive Tripe': Reactions of Chief and Deputy Chief Too 'Namby-Pamby'Cops Disown 2 Articles Called 'Bigoted,'Police Paper Articles Labelled 'Bigoted, Racist,'Givens Says Racist Comments No Cause for Firing Policemen Sewell Backtracks on Home Give Body Politic Legal Aid, Cassidy Says Tolerance Is Not Public Support Now Body Politic Asks Cash from Wintario Body Politic Not Seeking Grant Sex Article 'Not Immoral': Charges against Homosexual Magazine Dismissed Church to Ordain Homosexuals? Mercy to Us All!Anglicans Torn by Sexuality Ruling Anglicans to Ordain Homosexual Priests Anglicans Would 'Dress the Devil in a Cassock,'Do Homosexuals Really Believe We Love Them?Boy, Did Solway Get Letters!Sewell Says No to 'Hostile' Rally 'Pray-in Was Characterized by Love'Rally 'Wasn't Anti-gay' But Hate Was in the Air This Is What Sewell Told the Homosexual Rally Give Homosexuals Full Rights: Sewell No Prayer, Says Mayor Sewell Speech Protest Calls Swamp City Hall Uproar Follows Sewell Defence of Homosexuals The World of Metro's 200,000 Homosexuals: 'I Pay Taxes I Have a Cat I Want to Belong,'Trial Told of Socrates' Sex Life Obscenity Trial Ends in Kisses Witness Praises Child-sex Article Myth That All Homosexuals Are Child Molesters Creates an Atmosphere of Hate, Court Is Told Magazine Told How to Molest, Witness Says The Many Styles of Craig Russell: New Book Shows Him as the Stars He Adores Tattletale Policeman Is Reprimanded Jobs Are Safe Homosexual Teachers Told Whips, Chains and Sex Aids Found—26 Males Charged Homosexual Clause Dropped: Children's Aid Shocked at Public Reaction Don't Bar Homosexuals CAS Urged 90 Arrested on Yonge St Press Council a 'Sham,'Candidates in Rosedale Back Homosexual Rights Bar Told It Shouldn't Hire Only Homosexual Waiters Homosexual Paper Body Politic to Keep $1,650 Grant Murders Put Homosexuals on Guard: They're 'Cautious,'Dundas, London Rallies Feature Anita Bryant Next Weekend Fantasy, Intrigue Fuel Odd Thriller Callaghan Still Going Strong Homosexuals in a Changing Society Speak Out in Documentary Gay Bob Doll Disgusting, Yuill Says: 'Misuse of Proud Name,'Young Man's Erotic Misadventures Recalled Ottawa Date Off for Anita He Praises 'Positive View' of Homosexuals Minorities Have Civil Rights as Well (editorial)Shut Up and Listen—the Professor's Talking: Socred's New Party Chief Is a Strident, Angry Man 3 Jailed for Attacks in Park Lesbian Fighting for Right to Housing with a Friend Lesbian Mother of Girl, 6, Fights for Parental Rights Bryant Brings Her Christian Crusade Back to Ontario Freedom of the Press Is Not Unconditional Judge's Remarks Called Shocking Gruener Acquittal Appealed over Charge to the Jury 'Truly Hideous' Crime Jaques Killers Get Life Jaques Trial Enters Final Stage Today Craig Russell Best Actor at Berlin Film Festival Homosexual Film Ban Appalling—Professor Ontario Stops Helping Homosexual Magazine in Lottery Program Trial of Four Gets Started in Shoeshine Boy's Death Shoeshine Boy's Murder Trial to Open Amid Tight Security Homosexual Wins Custody of Kids; Life with Him Is Easier, Judge Says Woman Tosses Pie at Pastor for Asking Anita to Speak Anita Comes to Town Warning of Moral Decay Anita Bryant Will Open Crusade against Godlessness in Canada Anita Urges 'Bible Morality' as Protesters March Outside Disco Blaze Costs $100,000 Police Told to Yield Papers Taken in Raid North York to Honor Crusader Anita Bryant No Medal for Anita on North York Visit Anita to Visit Metro Sex Bias Outlawed in Quebec Craig Russell Named Best Male and Female Newspaper Claims Right to Refuse Homosexual Ad 17 Arrests Follow Hallowe'en Dance Homosexuals Protest Montreal Bar Raid New York Critics Go Easy on Craig Russell Minister Heads Group Fighting Homosexuals Acclaimed Film Outrageous Opens at York Don't Condemn Us with Strip: Homosexuals Angry Crowd Seeks Revenge for Emanuel Metro Opens Hearts and Wallets to Boy's Family 'It's as If We All Lost a Son Here Today,'Yonge St Slaying Suspects Seek Bail A Warning for All Parents Boy Was Drowned in a Sink: Victim of a Sex Orgy Shoeshine Boy, 12, Found Slain: 4 Men Charged with Murder Police Expected to Find Boy Alive on Train to Vancouver Speedy Trial Goal in Jaques Case Bounds of Taste Strained in Coverage of Boy's Death Public Kept Out as Three Charged in Killing Toronto Boy, 12, Missing Mourning Friends of Emanuel Parade Their Anger on the Strip Province Drafts Bill to Clean Up Yonge Strip 'Terrible Tragedy,' Davis Says Jaques Trial Set for Jan 9 Homosexual Backlash Feared 'Close the Trash' on Yonge Street, Woman, 74, Urges Friction Disappears as Regent Park Cheers Its Police Four Sent to Trial in Sex Slaying Emanuel's Trust Led to His Death Neighbors[sic] Say Sex Strip Braces for Crackdown after Slaying 2 Funds Opened for Family NDP Seeking End to Discrimination of Homosexuals Homosexuals Should Have Rights Protected, 52% Say: Gallup Poll Lesbian Guru Remaking Herself Out of Existence Army Kicks Out Lesbian 'Dial-boy' Sex Ring Probed by Police Theatre to Help Defend Damien Being Lesbian 'May Cost Job': Armed Forces Employee Woman Claims the Forces Fired Her Over Lesbianism He Portrays the Women He Adores: A Movie Reflects His Life Female Impersonator to Fill in at the Dell Steambath Operators Acquited[sic]Steam Bath Puts Heat on Patrons Spadina Steambath Allowed Sex, Trial Told Novel's Message Is Undermined by Creaky Plot Great Events: Gay Demo and Dance New Novelist's Skilful Writing Richly Rewarding Six Mavericks' Lives Quirky, Intriguing Poet's View of Canada Powerful but Dated: No Longer Important Shouts for Help Heard at Fire Fire Checks Urged: Steambath Inquest Exit Where Man Died Described as 'Window,'Ban Discrimination against Homosexuals United Church Says Homosexuals Aren't Ill Humber Students Told Humber College to Keep Course on Homosexuals Only 4 Students Enroll in Homosexual Course Homosexuality a Humber Course: A Way of Life College Gets Cold Feet over Plans to Teach Homosexuality Course 2 Ottawa Policemen Cleared of Assault in Sex-ring Probe BC Judge Rules Paper Showed Bias Caution on Homosexual Rights Homosexual Hookers Held Homosexual Group Attacks Crime Bill Christians Begin to Review Attitude on Homosexuality Key Witness in Vice Case Not Charged Charge Quashed in Sex Case Homosexuals See Bias in Media Paper Rejects Homosexual Ad at Vancouver Homosexuals Find Publicity Is Not an Unmixed Blessing More Human Rights Need Law's Protection For a Broader Definition of Human Rights CFTO Ignored a Great Moment Do More to Protect Deviates US Official Tells Ontario Homosexuals Unprotected, Lawyer Says Lesbian Feels Way of Life Right for Her Rally Supports Homosexual in Job Dispute Saskatchewan U Head Backs Barring Deviate from Education Post Criticism of Star Rejected: Press Council Male Prostitute Stoties Cleared by Press Council Sunbathed Nude on Island, 5 Fined Homosexual Seeks Help to Sue Ex-bosses Quebec Total of Homosexuals Put at 300,000 Inquiry Told Women Derided as Lesbians Homosexual Sues over Firing Man Charged in Vice Case Plunges 13 Floors to Death Male Sex Ring Sensation Upstages Dredging Scandal in Ottawa Homosexual Loses Track Job, Claims Discrimination Homosexuals Picket the Star Building Homosexuals: Where the Star Draws the Line Official Says Andras Favors Letting Homosexuals into Canada Press Council Says Star Entitled to Name Nationalist's Employer Official Says Ban on US Homosexual First I've Seen,'Institute Sees a Family Life for Homosexuals Homosexual Couple Battles fot OHIP Family Benefits The Anger in Lewis Frightens Strangers 3 Women Claim Police Abused Them in Garage Don't Prejudge Homosexuals, Moderator Says Play Set in Steam-Bath Aims at Special Audience Clergyman Gets Award, Criticizes the Star Evangelist Fights School 'Sex Fascism,' Minister and Fireman Rescue Boy from Suicide on City Hall Roof Homosexuals: Sick or Not? Canadian Psychiatrists Expect Debate Ad Refused, Press Body Won't Hear Complaint New City Policy Would Bar Bias against Homosexuals Homosexual Group Tells Guindon Law Should Support Their Rights Homosexuals, Unstable Kept from Secrets: PM Students' Gay Lib Handbook Sent to Kitchener Schools Homosexual Survey Brings Negative, Obscene' Replies 'Gay Lib' Protesters Picket Star for Refusing to Run Their Ad Press Council Says Star 'Discriminated' in Refusing Ad for Homosexual Paper York Faculty Group Disagree with Cappon 'Homosexuality Shouldn't Be Cured' The Homosexual Hoax: This Aberration Is Not a Right Homosexuality: An Attempt to Set the Record Straight Manitoba Homosexuals Denied Club Charters Homosexual Paraders Cry 'Justice,' Homosexual Group Disclaims Magazine No Open Season on Children Homosexuals to Seek Acceptance by Public Homosexual Plans to Run for Seat on School Board Ban Sought in Schools on Homosexual Talks Homophile Body Raps Prejudice Tear Gas Spray Disrupts Meeting on Homosexuality Star Distorted Protest of Gays against the War Homosexuals Get Grant from Ottawa for Clinic Discrimination Is Very Subtle, Homosexual Says Peter Maloney Publicly Defies Homosexual Myth Police and Homosexuals Co-operate to Stop Offences in Parks, Subways No Crombie Crackdown on Yonge St 'Fairy Tale' Remark Called Destructive Laughing at a Minority Group Homosexual Program 'Fairy Tale,' PM Says Crowds Jam Yonge See 'Gay' Hallowe'en Toronto Homosexuals Out to Beat Lawrence Lawrence Rejects Law on Homosexual Rights 'Gay Is Good' Theme of Rally Homosexuals Win Federal Grant for Service Work Playwright Fights Homosexual Prejudice 'Homophiles Ignored by Media' Boys in the Band Best in Comical Scenes of Bitchery A Canadian Debut Homosexual, Abortion Laws Effective Aug 26 Female Impersonators Go Public: Out of the Shadows Facad to Play at Royal Alex Now We'll Be for Sin and against Motherhood 'Ruined' MP Cited in Defence of Bill Legalizing Homosexual Acts Steam Bath Raided, 30 Face Morals Charges Many 'Homosexuals' Easily Cured: Doctor Baptists Crusade to Kill Off New Homosexual Law The Ugliest Smear of All Smear Campaign 'Repugnant': Tories Quebec Tories Use Crude Whispers about Homosexuality Beat a Slow Measure of Regret for Drummer General Idea Artist Partz Dies Quebecer Hits at New Homosexual Law Homosexual Law Sign of Decay Says Police Chief Trudeau Backs New Homosexuals' Law: He'll Ask Thorough Study Criminal Code to Be Revised — No Homosexual Life Sentences Law on Homosexuals Will Be Amended: No Life Sentences Supreme Court Ruling Makes Homosexual Liable to 'Life,' Homosexuals Shocked by Life Term Ruling: 'We're Society's Scape- goats,' Gentle George Klippert — Must He Serve Life?Homosexual Law Reform Canadian Homosexual Deported from US CBC'S 'Sunday' Shows Men Cheek to Cheek Playwright John Herbert Insists He's No Has-been How Jack Brundage Found Fame — and Prison Inmates Found Fortune Toronto Writer's Play: Too Good Not to Be Done Prison Drama Softened High Court Upholds Indecency Conviction What Should I Do?: How Can I Tell If My Son, 12, Is Homosexual?What Should I Do?: Does Discussing Homosexuality Encourage It?Pastor: Homosexual Cannot Be Christian Protestants Urged to Re-think Attitude on Homosexuals Obscene Books Charge against Firm, 2 Men Minister: Toronto Homosexual Centre False Arrest, Assault Untrue, Officer Says Minister Would 'Bless Some Homosexual Marriages,'Homosexual Marriage Sick Idea, Priest Says Street Haven Site of Understanding A Very Special Poet Probe Charge Pen Official Kept 2 Men Change Law to Okay Homosexuals — Pastor Ottawa Discouraged RCMP'S Spy Probe: The Death of an Ambassador Homosexual Envoy Easy Prey for KGB: The Death of an Ambassador Homosexuals Plan Own Organization Monday Miscellany Police Concern for Homosexual Clubs 'Illogical' Homosexuality Sin, Not Crime — Church Panel

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"Judge Says Story on Sex with Boys Was Not Indecent," Toronto Star, afternoon ed., 16 June 1982, p. D19 Rick Haliechuk, "Province Isn't Harassing Homosexuals: McMurtry," Toronto Star, afternoon ed., 29 July 1982, p. A10 "Body Politic Staff Cleared of Obscenity, Magazine to Stand Trial," Toronto Star, four star ed., 4 June 1982, p. A22 "Ontario's Rights Bill Given Nod," Toronto Star, five star ed., 8 December 1981, p. A11 Rick Haliechuk, "Homosexual Rights Activists Disrupt MPPs," Toronto Star, four star ed., 2 December 1981, p. A28 John Ferri, "Police Told to Patch Up Row with Homosexuals," Toronto Star, four star ed., 4 November 1981, p. A23 "Man Free after Plea in Bathhouse Raids," Toronto Star, four star ed., 4 November 1981, p. A6.John Ferri, "Landslide Win Returns Sewell to City Council," Toronto Star, four star ed., 20 October 1981, p. A4 "Homosexual Policeman Fights for Job," Toronto Star, four star ed., 1 December 1981, p. E6 Farrell Crook, "Homosexual OPP Constable Loses Appeal to Win Job Back," Toronto Star, four star ed., 15 October 1981, p. C9 Bruce Blackadar, "Brilliant Findley Novel Is a Web of Surprises" (review), Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 31 October 1981, p. F10 Ken Adachi, "Cloistered World or Snakepit?" (review), Toronto Star, Sunday ed., 11 October 1981, p. C10 John Ferri, "Author Defends Homosexual Report," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 26 September 1981, p. A5 Michelle Landsberg, "Gripping Film Captures Raw Life of Women in Prison" (review), Toronto Star, four star ed., 4 September 1981, p. C1 Joe O'Donnell, "Code Called Tyrannical," Toronto Star, four star ed., 16 September 1981, p. A25 Rick Haliechuk, "Suicides, Law Linked Homosexuals Contend," Toronto Star, four star ed., 17 September 1981, p. A27 Rick Haliechuk, "Let Homosexuals Teach, Eggleton Says: Mayor Urges Amendment to New Human Rights Code," Toronto Star, four star ed., 9 September 1981, p. A4 Rick Haliechuk, "Homosexual-baiting Condoned, Group Says," Toronto Star, four star ed., 16 September 1981, p. A25 Christie Blatchford, "A Wise Novel about Homosexuals" (review), Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 12 December 1981, p. F10 John Ferri, "Heap's Win Opens Way for Sewell's Return," Toronto Star, four star ed., 19 August 1981, p. A28 "Code Clause Sought to Help Homosexuals," Toronto Star, four star ed., 11 August 1981, p. A22.David Wright, "Churches, Police Join in Gay Week," Toronto Star, Sunday ed., 9 August 1981, p. A6.Hamlin Grange, "Trial Being Used to Force Probe of Police Raid, Prosecutor Says, " Toronto Star, four star ed., 31 July 1981, p. B16 "All Homosexuals' Privacy at Stake Lawyer Tells Trial," Toronto Star, four star ed., 16 July 1981, p. E14 "Misguided Police-watching" (editorial), Toronto Star, four star ed., 15 July 1981, p. A8 "Man Strangled, Bludgeoned in Apartment, " Toronto Star, four star ed., 30 June 1981, p. A3 Bob Graham, "Victim's Final Days Shrouded in Mystery," Toronto Star, holiday ed., 1 July 1981, p. A5 Wendy Darroch, "Homosexual Confessed to Killing Artist, Court Told," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 10 July 1982, p. C20 Wendy Darroch, " Artist's Killers Sentenced to Life in Prison," Toronto Star, afternoon ed., 29 July 1982, p. A7 Jim Wilkes, "Homosexual Rally Erupts into Violence," Toronto Star, Sunday ed., 21 June 1981, pp. A1–A2 "Minister Charges Policeman," Toronto Star, Sunday ed., 28 June 1981, p. A23 "Homosexuals Say Police Pushing Them to Violence," Toronto Star, four star ed., 22 June 1981, p. A13 "Hawkes Is Mum on Alleged Police Assault, Court Told," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 25 July 1981, p. A14 "Police Charge 21 in Bathhouse Raids," Toronto Star, four star ed., 17 June 1981, p. A3 "Appeal Sought in Body Politic Case," Toronto Star, four star ed., 23 April 1981, p. A4 Farrell Crook, "Hislop, Two Others Cleared, Two Guilty in Barracks Case," Toronto Star, four star ed., 12 June 1981, p. A4 "3 Barracks Officers Innocent, Attendants Guilty," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 13 June 1981, p. A15 Michael McAteer, "Whips, Paddles Seized in Teacher's Home, Trial Told," Toronto Star, four star ed., 23 June 1981, p. A22 Virginia Corner, "Whips and Chains in House, Trial Told," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 6 June 1981, p. A15 Rick Haliechuk, "Protect Sexual Rights: Lawyer," Toronto Star, four star ed., 3 June 1981, p. A5 Ken Adachi, "Burroughs' Nightmare World" (column), Toronto Star, Sunday ed., 7 June 1981, p. F16 "United Church Wary of Homosexual Clergy," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 13 June 1981, p. H9.Jim Wilkes, "Change Way of Dealing with Minorities, Police Forces Told, " Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 23 May 1981, p. A3.Michael McAteer, "Policeman Denies He Hit Bathhouse Raid Protester," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 6 June 1981, p. A9 Michael McAteer, "KGB Analogy Spurs Request for Mistrial," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 23 May 1981, p. D16 John Munch, "Minister Quits over Church Role on Homosexuals," Toronto Star, Sunday ed., 17 May 1981, p. A17 Rick Haliechuk, "New Commissioner to Hear Complaints against the Police," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 16 May 1981, p. A6 Sol Littman, "Opposition Split on Homosexual Rights: Ontario Code Tidies Up Patchwork Laws and Protects More Groups," Toronto Star, four star ed., 14 May 1981, p. D20 Rick Haliechuk, "Rights Code Under Fire for Ignoring Homosexuals," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 16 May 1981, p. A6 Peter Rickwood, "Toronto's Gay Street Patrol: Protection for the Homosexual Minority," Toronto Star, four star ed., 29 June 1981, p. A3."Patrolling Street Is Police Job" (editorial), Toronto Star, four star ed., 30 June 1981, p. A6 "No Vigilante Patrols in Metro" (editorial), Toronto Star, four star ed., 1 June 1981, p. A8 "Homosexuals Organize Patrols," Toronto Star, four star ed., 29 May 1981, p. A3 "Gay Street Patrol Gets Ackroyd's Qualified Okay," Toronto Star, four star ed., 30 June 1981, p. A4 Ken MacGray, "Didn't Plan Police Raid: McMurtry," Toronto Star, four star ed., 15 May 1981, p. A11 "Homosexual Protest Planned," Toronto Star, four star ed., 13 May 1981, p. C26 Gary Oakes, "Judge to Hear New Evidence Sets Aside 2 Sex Convictions," Toronto Star, four star ed., 6 May 1981, p. A22."Barracks' Judgment Reserved Until May 25," Toronto Star, four star ed., 6 May 1981, p. A3 "Police Homosexuals Fear Being Unmasked, Rally Told," Toronto Star, Sunday ed., 3 May 1981, p. A3 "Montreal Play Hosanna Stands Chance in London," Toronto Star, three star ed., 29 October 1981, pp. F1, F7."More Charges in Bath-house Probe: Police Say Documents Show $500,000 Sent to U.S. Clubs," Toronto Star, four star ed., 23 April 1981, p. A4."More Charges in Bath-house Probe: Police Say Documents Show $500,000 Sent to U.S. Clubs," Toronto Star, four star ed., 23 April 1981, p. A4."Theologian to Speak on Homosexuality," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 4 April 1981, p. H8.Ken Adachi, "Two First Novels That Show Promise" (review), Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 18 July 1981, p. F10 "Defence Wants Ban on Barracks Names," Toronto Star, four star ed., 2 April 1981, p. D18 Farrell Crook, "Saw Sex Acts at Barracks Club Officer Tells Trial," Toronto Star, four star ed., 1 April 1981, p. A22 Farrell Crook, "Officer Clad in Towel Feared Sexual Attack at Barracks, Trial Told," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 4 April 1981, p. A19 Farrell Crook, "Crown Wins Argument in Barracks Bawdy House Trial," Toronto Star, four star ed., 21 April 1981, p. A15 Farrell Crook, "Chains, Cuffs at Barracks, Police Say," Toronto Star, four star ed., 31 March 1981, p. D6 "Club a 'Sex Supermarket' Bawdy House Trial Told," Toronto Star, four star ed., 15 April 1981, p. C21 "Barracks Charges Challenged," Toronto Star, four star ed., 14 April 1981, p. A25 "Bath House Bawdy House Conviction Upheld, " Toronto Star, four star ed., 26 March 1981, p. F10 Renaissance Ontario, "'Horse Feathers'" (advertisement), Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 28 March 1981, p. A17."Charity Really a Hate Group, MP Charges," Toronto Star, four star ed., 1 April 1981, p. A11 "Homosexual Rights a Vote Loser," Toronto Star, Sunday ed., 1 March 1981, p. B7 Frank Giorno and Jane L. Glassco, "Moral Majority Hits America... and the Ontario Election As Well," Toronto Star, Sunday ed., 1 March 1981, p. B5 Christie Blatchford, "'Furious' Homosexuals to Blitz Provincial Candidates," Toronto Star, four star ed., 24 February 1981, p. A7 "New Trial Order for Body Politic Officers Upheld," Toronto Star, four star ed., 19 March 1981, p. A26 Gina Mallet, "Bent Timely but Misconceived" (review), Toronto Star, four star ed., 18 March 1981, p. B3 "Unwise Police Involvement" (editorial), Toronto Star, four star ed., 17 March 1981, p. A8."Police Won't Charge 'Embarrassed' Marchers," Toronto Star, four star ed., 18 March 1981, p. A3 "Police Defend 'Undercover' Role in Homosexual Parade," Toronto Star, five star ed., 16 March 1981, pp. A1, A3 "Police Action in March Shocks Lawyers' Head," Toronto Star, four star ed., 17 March 1981, p. A3 John Ferri, "Police Incited Violence at Rally, Affidavits Say," Toronto Star, four star ed., 24 March 1981, p. A3 Dale Brazao and Don Dutton, "Givens Denies 'Agents Provocateurs,'" Toronto Star, Sunday ed., 15 March 1981, pp. A1, A3 Dale Brazao, "Police Led Homosexual March, Star Photos Show," Toronto Star, four star ed., 16 March 1981, p. A3 Michael Best, "Why Metro Police Infiltrate Parades," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 21 March 1981, p. B5 Rev. Clifford Elliott, "Bath House Raids Merit an Inquiry" (column), Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 14 March 1981, p. H4 "Hill Decision on Homosexual Study Delayed," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 14 March 1981, p. A3 John Downing, "Modern Martyrdom" (column), Toronto Sun, 17 February 1981, p. 4 "Cleric's Fast Ends 35 Pounds Later," Toronto Star, four star ed., 13 March 1981, p. A22 "City Police-Homosexual Study on Hold," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 28 March 1981, p. A 3 "Church Supports Inquiry," Toronto Star, four star ed., 12 March 1981, p. A3 "Candidates Rap Party Stands on Homosexuals," Toronto Star, four star ed., 11 March 1981, p. A6.Susan Pigg, "Women Celebrate Victories and March for Many More," Toronto Star, Sunday ed., 8 March 1981, p. A3 John Munch, "Policeman Hit by Taxi during Rally," Toronto Star, Sunday ed., 8 March 1981, p. A3 "Rally to Press for 'Gay Rights,'" Toronto Star, four star ed., 4 March 1981, p. A22."Body Politic Loses on McMurtry Charge," Toronto Star, four star ed., 5 March 1981, p. E11 "Body Politic Case Still Hangs in the Balance," Toronto Star, four star ed., 6 March 1981, p. C18 "Cardinal's One-liner Skirts Issue," Toronto Star, four star ed., 2 March 1981, p. A3 "Cardinal 'Regrets' His Joke," Toronto Star, four star ed., 4 March 1981, p. A22 "Murdered Man's Car under Check," Toronto Star, four star ed., 4 March 1981, p. A3 "Report Tells of Rampage, Police Abuse," Toronto Star, two star ed., 27 February 1981, p. A3 Sean McCann, "Cop Hinted He'd Shoot Suspect in Bathhouse Raid: Aldermen's Report," Toronto Sun, 27 February 1981, p. 37 John Ferri, "City Calls for Outside Probe of Steambath Raids," Toronto Star, two star ed., 27 February 1981, p. A3 Alan Christie, "Others Damaged Bath Houses after Raids, Police Hint," Toronto Star, four star ed., 3 March 1981, p. A16 "Self-review Can't End Doubts" (editorial), Toronto Star, four star ed., 26 February 1981, p. A8.Alan Christie, "Force Not Excessive in Raids, Chief Says," Toronto Star, four star ed., 25 February 1981, p. A4 David Vienneau, "Trustees Spurn, Back Homosexuals," Toronto Star, four star ed., 24 February 1981, pp. A1, A7."Toronto Enrolment Drop Predicted over Homosexuals," Toronto Star, four star ed., 25 February 1981, p. A5 Jim Bawden, "CBC's Running Man Just Runs Out of Time" (review), Toronto Star, four star ed., 20 February 1981, p. D1 "2,000 March on Police in Homosexual Protest," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 21 February 1981, p. A2 "Hunger Striker Calls on Mayor," Toronto Star, four star ed., 20 February 1981, p. A15." VD-test Doctor Gets His Job Back," Toronto Star, four star ed., 20 February 1981, p. A15."VD Policy Review for Bawdy Houses," Toronto Star, four star ed., 16 April 1981, p. F14 Henry Mietkiewicz, "Ackroyd Sees Police Role for Homosexuals," Toronto Star, four star ed., 19 February 1981, p. A3 Alan Christie, "Homosexuals Jeer as Council Rejects Call for Raid Probe," Toronto Star, four star ed., 18 February 1981, p. A3 Joe O'Donnell, "Smith, Candidate at Odds over Steambath Raids," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 14 February 1981, p. A9 David Lewis Stein, "Civility—But for How Long?" (column), Toronto Star, Sunday ed., 15 February 1981, p. B3.Kevin Scanlon and John Kessel, "Meeting on Police Raids Ends Noisily," Toronto Star, four star ed., 13 February 1981, p. A3 "Questions Unanswered in Baths Raids" (Week in Review column), Toronto Star, Sunday ed., 15 February 1981, p. B7 John Ferri, "Pastor to Fast Until Probe of Bath Raids," Toronto Star, four star ed., 17 February 1981, p. C18 David Lewis Stein, "Civility—But for How Long?" (column), Toronto Star, Sunday ed., 15 February 1981, p. B3.Kevin Scanlon and John Kessel, "Meeting on Police Raids Ends Noisily," Toronto Star, four star ed., 13 February 1981, p. A3 "Questions Unanswered in Baths Raids" (Week in Review column), Toronto Star, Sunday ed., 15 February 1981, p. B7 "Open Raid Probe Nixed: Judge Givens Jeered by Gays, Supporters," Toronto Sun, 13 February 1981, p. 4 John Ferri, "Pastor to Fast Until Probe of Bath Raids," Toronto Star, four star ed., 17 February 1981, p. C18 "Anti-homosexuals Back Police Raids," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 14 February 1981, p. A3 Kevin Scanlon, "Hislop Running 'To Defeat Fish,'" Toronto Star, four star ed., 12 February 1981, p. A7 Alan Christie, "Godfrey Backs Police in Raids," Toronto Star, four star ed., 11 February 1981, p. A11 Kevin Scanlon, "Homosexual Rights Fighter Seeks St. George Seat," Toronto Star, four star ed., 9 February 1981, p. A3 Joe O'Donnell, "Smith, Candidate at Odds over Steambath Raids," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 14 February 1981, p. A9 Michael McAteer, "McLeod Choice of Liberals in St. George," Toronto Star, four star ed., 11 February 1981, p. A11 "1,000 at Meeting to Protest Raids," Toronto Star, four star ed., 11 February 1981, p. A11 Joe Hall and Alan Christie, "Protests Mount over Police Raids on Homosexuals," Toronto Star, four star ed., 10 February 1981, p. A13 Michael McAteer, "Police Too Powerful NDP Supporters Told," Toronto Star, four star ed., 10 February 1981, p. A13 Rick Haliechuk, "Two NDP Hopefuls Vow to Fight for Homosexuals," Toronto Star, Sunday ed., 15 February 1981, p. A6 Rick Haliechuk, "Homosexuals Not an Election Issue—Cassidy," Toronto Star, four star ed., 17 March 1981, p. A12 Rick Haliechuk, "Cassidy Won't Push for More Homosexual Rights," Toronto Star, four star ed., 11 February 1981, p. A4 Nicholas Pron, "Police Arrest Hundreds in Steambaths," Toronto Star, four star ed., 6 February 1981, pp. A1, A2."Police Removed Badges Demonstrators Complain," Toronto Star, four star ed., 9 February 1981, p. A3 "Police Defend Bath Raids Despite Protesters' Taunts," Toronto Star, Sunday ed., 8 February 1981, p. A2 Don Dutton and Nicholas Pron, "Rally Erupts as 3,000 Go on Rampage: Homosexuals Protest Downtown Police Raids," Toronto Star, two star ed., 7 February 1981, pp. A1, A7 Larry Solway, "Whose Side Are You On in Bath Raids" (column), Toronto Star, Sunday ed., 15 February 1981, p. B8 Nicholas Pron, "Police Arrest Hundreds in Steambaths," Toronto Star, four star ed., 6 February 1981, pp. A1, A2 John Munch, "Client Fired after Police Raids on Steambaths, Lawyer Says," Toronto Star, four star ed., 13 February 1981, p. A3 Joe Hall, "Homosexuals Fear Suicides and Broken Marriages in Wake of Raids," Toronto Star, two star ed., 7 February 1981, p. A7 David Eames, "Movie Chronicles Notorious Bath Raids," Toronto Star, holiday ed., 1 July 1982, p. D11 Farrell Crook, "The Bath House Saga Drags on 13½ Months after Police Raids," Toronto Star, four star ed., 22 March 1982, p. C15 "Anti-homosexuals Back Police Raids," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 14 February 1981, p. A3 Ken Adachi, "The Versatility of Marian Engel," Toronto Star, Sunday ed., 8 March 1981, p. D12 Ken Adachi, "Absurd and Absorbing Novel from Marian Engel" (review), Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 7 March 1981, p. F10 Virginia Corner, "Homosexual Issue Revived by Mom's Ire," Toronto Star, four star ed., 27 January 1981, p. A3 Rick Brennan, "No Homosexual Lesson for Her Kids," Toronto Star, four star ed., 17 February 1981, p. C18 Jack McIver, "Two Innocents Enter the 'Secret World': TV's Kastners Report on Homosexuals," Toronto Star, Sunday ed., 11 January 1981, p. D1 Cheryl Hawkes, "Taking a Peek Inside the Closet," Toronto Star Starweek, 10 January 1981, p. 2 Bruce Blackadar, "So Who Cares About Peter's Peccability?" (column), Toronto Star, four star ed., 9 January 1981, p. D1 "Both Acquittal, Life Sentence Confirmed in Jaques Case," Toronto Star, four star ed., 19 December 1980, p. A16 "Library Ban Urged on Body Politic," Toronto Star, Sunday ed., 28 December 1980, p. A13 "Homosexual Author Turned Down as Speaker at Elementary School," Toronto Star, four star ed., 3 December 1980, p. A3 "Don't Bar Homosexual Speaker" (editorial), Toronto Star, four star ed., 4 December 1980, p. A6 "Barracks' Trial Refused a Jury," Toronto Star, four star ed., 18 November 1980, p. A3 Virginia Corner, "Police Displayed Anti-homosexual Leaflets: Hislop," Toronto Star, four star ed., 24 October 1980, p. A16 Christian Cotroneo, "A Showman Who Dazzled in Feathers and High Heels: Family Patriarch, Cross-dressing Strip Show Emcee Allan Maloney Loved Both Worlds," Toronto Star, Ontario ed., 13 April 2007, p. B1 Patricia Hluchy, "250 Protest Homosexual 'Power Politics,'" Toronto Star, four star ed., 20 October 1980, p. A3 Ken Adachi, "Poet Purdy Rich, Hine Emotionless" (review), Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 7 February 1981, p. F10 Geoff Hancock, "Vancouver's Founder Gets a Drubbing" (review), Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 13 September 1980, p. F9 "Trustees Quietly Discard Homosexual Liaison Panel," Toronto Star, four star ed., 10 October 1980, p. A18.Trish Crawford, "Homosexual Liaison Plan Scrapped after Outcry," Toronto Star, four star ed., 30 September 1980, p. A3 John Munch, "Board Bans Promotion of Homosexuality," Toronto Star, three star ed., 19 September 1980, p. A3 Henry Mietkiewicz, "Trustees Want Ban on Promotion of Homosexuality," Toronto Star, five star ed., 9 September 1980, p. A3 "Lesbian Loses Custody Bid," Toronto Star, Sunday ed., 21 September 1980, p. A13.Wendy Darroch, "Mother Found Guilty of Snatching Kids from Dad," Toronto Star, metro ed., 10 June 1987, p. A32 David Vienneau, "Five Toronto School Trustees Move to Defuse Homosexual Issue," Toronto Star, four star ed., 8 September 1980, p. A3.John Ferri, "Homosexual Liaison Committee Folding Up," Toronto Star, four star ed., 16 September 1980, p. A7 "Sewell Defends Election Alliance with Hislop Team," Toronto Star, Sunday ed., 31 August 1980, p. A1 Alan Christie, "Sewell Launches Hislop Election Drive," Toronto Star, four star ed., 4 September 1980, p. A3 Geoff Hancock, "Perceptive Tales of Artists in Conflict" (review), Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 18 October 1980, p. F12 "Student Handbook Impounded," Toronto Star, four star ed., 3 September 1980, p. A10."Sex Killer Faces Trial in Stabbing," Toronto Star, four star ed., 7 January 1981, p. C11 "Jaques Killer Charged," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 6 September 1980, p. A6 Tom Harpur, "Youths Okay Homosexual Ministers," Toronto Star, Sunday ed., 24 August 1980, p. A12 Tom Harpur, "Church Delays Sex Study Action," Toronto Star, four star ed., 19 August 1980, p. A4 David Vienneau, "Trustees to Explore Homosexual Issues," Toronto Star, four star ed., 1 August 1980, pp. A1, A3 David Vienneau, "Toronto Trustees to Debate Link with Homosexuals," Toronto Star, four star ed., 31 July 1980, p. A16 "Trustees Won't Drop Study on Homosexual Link," Toronto Star, four star ed., 29 August 1980, p. A16 Liane Heller, "We Won't Approve Homosexuality, School Chief Says," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 2 August 1980, pp. A1, A6 "He'll Fight Homosexual Link: Trustee," Toronto Star, four star ed., 5 August 1980, p. A3 "Halt Committee on Homosexuals Trustee Urges," Toronto Star, four star ed., 14 August 1980, p. A3 Gillian Steward, "Western Hospitality Doesn't Include Gays," Toronto Star, Sunday ed., 29 June 1980, p. A8 "OPP Granted Right to Appeal in Head Case," Toronto Star, four star ed., 20 May 1980, p. A7 Jim Slotek, "Minister Denounces Anita's Divorce Plan," Toronto Star, four star ed., 2 June 1980, p. A12."It's Time to 'Live and Let Live,' Anita Says," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 15 November 1980, p. A5 "Anita Admits She Wasn't 'Innocent,'" Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 15 November 1980, p. A1 "The Story the Jury Didn't Hear about Schlifer's Murderer," Toronto Star, afternoon ed., 3 May 1984, p. A5."Police Hunt Killer of Newly Qualified Woman Lawyer," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 12 April 1980, pp. A1, A17 Wendy Darroch, "Robinson Shrugs, Smirks as He Gets Life for Slaying Schlifer," Toronto Star, afternoon ed., 3 May 1984, pp. A1, A4 Michael McAteer, "Tax Row Back to Court: Religious Group Not Charity, Ottawa Says," Toronto Star, Sunday ed., 3 May 1981, p. B16 "Homosexual Businessman Wins Ward 6 Nomination," Toronto Star, four star ed., 28 April 1980, p. A3 Elaine Carey, "A Metro Minority Shows Its Strength," Toronto Star, Sunday ed., 31 August 1980, p. A10 Paul Dalby, "13-month Nightmare Ends with Broadcaster's Acquittal," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 5 April 1980, p. A2 "Oust Police Commissioner 8 Aldermen Say," Toronto Star, four star ed., 3 April 1980, p. A4 "McKay No Racist—Givens," Toronto Star, four star ed., 2 May 1980, p. A3 "I'm Staying McKay Says of Threats," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 5 April 1980, p. A3 "Council Censures McKay for 'Inflammatory' Letter," Toronto Star, four star ed., 15 April 1980, p. A21 "Forced-out OPP Man Fights Back," Toronto Star, four star ed., 1 April 1980, p. A14 Farrell Crook, "Judges Order OPP to Rehire Homosexual," Toronto Star, four star ed., 26 March 1980, pp. A1–A2 Tom Harpur, "Singles Sex Not Always Wrong—United Church Report," Toronto Star, four star ed., 17 March 1980, pp. A1, A2 "Parents Advised on Homosexuality," Toronto Star, four star ed., 31 March 1980, p. C3."New Trial Ordered for Body Politic," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 1 March 1980, p. A12 Ellie Tesher, "Homosexuals Plan a Polite Cruising Protest," Toronto Star, four star ed., 15 February 1980, p. D1 "Arsonist Torched Churches Because of Homosexual Stand," Toronto Star, four star ed., 4 March 1981, p. A21 "Body Politic Appeal Begins," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 9 February 1980, p. A10 "One-sided View (editorial)," Toronto Star, four star ed., 7 February 1980, p. A8 "Halt Appeal Homosexuals Ask McMurtry," Toronto Star, 6 February 1980, p. A24 "Lesbian Mom Wins Custody Fight," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 15 March 1980, p. A18 Henry Mietkiewicz, "Court Orders Magazine Files Returned," Toronto Star, four star ed., 28 December 1979, p. A7 "Smith Promises to Back Rights for Homosexuals," Toronto Star, four star ed., 27 November 1979, p. B2 Joe O'Donnell, "Coalition Distorted His Words Smith Charges," Toronto Star, four star ed., 28 November 1979, p. A19 "Barracks Jury Trial Up to Judge," Toronto Star, four star ed., 22 November 1979, p. C16 "Alberta Rights Chief Backs Legal Protection for Gays," Toronto Star, four star ed., 22 November 1979, p. E23 Stan Josey, "Views Mixed on Mayor's Stand on Homosexual Rights," Toronto Star, four star ed., 12 November 1979, p. A22 Stef Donev, "Hallowe'en Barrage Brings 103 Arrests," Toronto Star, four star ed., 1 November 1979, p. A19 "Kiss-and-Tell Protesters Startle MPPs," Toronto Star, four star ed., 30 October 1979, p. A2."Body Politic Asks Court to Recover Files," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 27 October 1979, p. A3 "Dozen Face Charges in 5 Sex Raids," Toronto Star, four star ed., 12 October 1979, p. A3 Gary Oakes, "Ald. Wardle on Probation for Assault," Toronto Star, four star ed., 5 October 1979, p. A3 John Bemrose, "A Window on the Grotty World of Crime" (review), Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 9 February 1980, p. H11 "Homosexuals Try McMurtry Sit-in," Toronto Star, four star ed., 21 August 1979, p. A19 "Public Inquiry Urged of Police 'Bias,'" Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 28 July 1979, p. B8."And Finally...," Toronto Star, four star ed., 25 February 1980, p. A6 "7 Years for Killer of Frisco Officials," Toronto Star, four star ed., 4 July 1979, p. C7 "Homosexual Bias 'Scandal,'" Toronto Star, four star ed., 29 June 1979, p. A12 Alan Christie, "Homosexuals Plan to Disrupt Police Operations," Toronto Star, four star ed., 29 June 1979, p. A12 "Summons Is Served on Alderman," Toronto Star, four star ed., 21 August 1979, p. A2 "Alderman on Assault Charge," Toronto Star, four star ed., 10 August 1979, p. A14 Carol Conway, "Metro Asks Bar to Cop Bias on Homosexuals," Toronto Star, four star ed., 20 June 1979, p. A3 Alan Christie, "Sewell Urges Police Stand against Bias," Toronto Star, four star ed., 14 June 1979, p. A3 "Homosexuals Riot over Frisco Verdict," Toronto Star, four star ed., 22 May 1979, pp. A1, A14 Ron Lowman, "Council Upholds Windsor Group's Complaint on Ad," Toronto Star, four star ed., 22 June 1979, p. A11 Peter Goddard, "Village People: Top Trash. But, My, What Style! That's What the 18,000 Came For" (review), Toronto Star, four star ed., 24 April 1979, p. D1 "Fear of Controversy Delaying Rights Code Changes: Smith," Toronto Star, four star ed., 11 April 1979, p. A9 Geoff Hancock, "Walking the Tightrope in Quebec" (review), Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 4 August 1979, p. H7 Gwyn (Jocko) Thomas, "Police Won't Punish Author of Article Abusing Homosexuals," Toronto Star, four star ed., 21 March 1979, p. A1 Stephen Lewis, "Police Article 'Offensive Tripe': Reactions of Chief and Deputy Chief Too 'Namby-Pamby'" (column), Toronto Star, Sunday ed., 25 March 1979, p. A16 "Cops Disown 2 Articles Called 'Bigoted,'" Toronto Star, four star ed., 28 March 1979, p. A3 Alan Christie, "Police Paper Articles Labelled 'Bigoted, Racist,'" Toronto Star, four star ed., 20 March 1979, p. A1 Alan Christie, "Givens Says Racist Comments No Cause for Firing Policemen," Toronto Star, four star ed., 27 March 1979, p. A3 Janice Dineen, "Sewell Backtracks on Home," Toronto Star, five star ed., 14 August 1979, p. A3 "Give Body Politic Legal Aid, Cassidy Says," Toronto Star, four star ed., 9 March 1979, p. A11 "Tolerance Is Not Public Support" (editorial), Toronto Star, four star ed., 16 February 1979, p. A8."Now Body Politic Asks Cash from Wintario," Toronto Star, four star ed., 15 February 1979, p. A1 "Body Politic Not Seeking Grant," Toronto Star, four star ed., 16 February 1979, p. A2 Gary Oakes, "Sex Article 'Not Immoral': Charges against Homosexual Magazine Dismissed," Toronto Star, four star ed., 15 February 1979, p. A2 Claire Hoy, "Church to Ordain Homosexuals? Mercy to Us All!" (column), Toronto Sun, 28 February 1979, p. 8 Tom Harpur, "Anglicans Torn by Sexuality Ruling," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 3 March 1979, p. C4)Tom Harpur, "Anglicans to Ordain Homosexual Priests," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 24 February 1979, p. A1 "Anglicans Would 'Dress the Devil in a Cassock,'" Toronto Star, four star ed., 26 February 1979, p. A5 Larry Solway, "Do Homosexuals Really Believe We Love Them?" (column), Toronto Star, Sunday ed., 14 January 1979, p. D3.Larry Solway, "Boy, Did Solway Get Letters!" (column), Toronto Star, Sunday ed., 21 January 1979, p. D4 "Sewell Says No to 'Hostile' Rally," Toronto Star, four star ed., 5 January 1979, p. A2 Ken Campbell, "'Pray-in Was Characterized by Love'" (letter), Toronto Star, four star ed., 19 January 1979, p. A9 Christie Blatchford, "Rally 'Wasn't Anti-gay' But Hate Was in the Air" (Bullock Blatchford Report), Toronto Star, four star ed., 8 January 1979, p. A2 "This Is What Sewell Told the Homosexual Rally," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 6 January 1979, p. A6 Nicholas Pron, "Give Homosexuals Full Rights: Sewell," Toronto Star, four star ed., 4 January 1979, p. A1 "No Prayer, Says Mayor," Toronto Star, four star ed., 5 January 1979, p. A2 David Miller, "Sewell Speech Protest Calls Swamp City Hall," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 6 January 1979, p. A6 Helen Bullock, "Uproar Follows Sewell Defence of Homosexuals" (Bullock Blatchford Report), Toronto Star, four star ed., 5 January 1979, pp. A1–A2 Brenda Zosky, "The World of Metro's 200,000 Homosexuals: 'I Pay Taxes. I Have a Cat. I Want to Belong,'" Toronto Star, four star ed., 7 January 1979, pp. A1, A12."Trial Told of Socrates' Sex Life," Toronto Star, four star ed., 4 January 1979, p. B6 "Obscenity Trial Ends in Kisses" (Bullock Blatchford Report), Toronto Star, four star ed., 9 January 1979, p. A2 Gary Oakes, "Witness Praises Child-sex Article," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 6 January 1979, p. A9 Gary Oakes, "Myth That All Homosexuals Are Child Molesters Creates an Atmosphere of Hate, Court Is Told," Toronto Star, four star ed., 9 January 1979, p. A4 Gary Oakes, "Magazine Told How to Molest, Witness Says," Toronto Star, four star ed., 5 January 1979, p. C15 "The Many Styles of Craig Russell: New Book Shows Him as the Stars He Adores," Toronto Star, Sunday ed., 16 December 1979, p. D5 "Tattletale Policeman Is Reprimanded," Toronto Star, four star ed., 9 January 1979, p. A3 Joe O'Donnell, "Jobs Are Safe Homosexual Teachers Told," Toronto Star, Sunday ed., 7 January 1979, p. A6 "Whips, Chains and Sex Aids Found—26 Males Charged, Toronto Star, four star ed., 11 December 1978, p. B11."Homosexual Clause Dropped: Children's Aid Shocked at Public Reaction," Toronto Star, four star ed., 30 November 1978, p. A15 "Don't Bar Homosexuals CAS Urged," Toronto Star, four star ed., 24 November 1978, p. A3 "90 Arrested on Yonge St.," Toronto Star, four star ed., 1 November 1978, p. A1 "Press Council a 'Sham,'" Toronto Star, four star ed., 26 October 1978, p. A13.Bruce Blackadar, "Candidates in Rosedale Back Homosexual Rights," Toronto Star, four star ed., 11 October 1978, p. A22 "Bar Told It Shouldn't Hire Only Homosexual Waiters," Toronto Star, four star ed., 6 October 1978, p. A4 "Homosexual Paper Body Politic to Keep $1,650 Grant," Toronto Star, four star ed., 13 October 1978, p. A3 Don Dutton, "Murders Put Homosexuals on Guard: They're 'Cautious,'" Toronto Star, four star ed., 22 September 1978, p. A3 "Dundas, London Rallies Feature Anita Bryant Next Weekend," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 2 September 1978, p. G4 "Dundas, London Rallies Feature Anita Bryant Next Weekend," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 2 September 1978, p. G4 Robert Weaver, "Fantasy, Intrigue Fuel Odd Thriller" (review), Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 9 September 1978, p. D9 Ken Adachi, "Callaghan Still Going Strong" (review), Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 28 October 1978, p. D7 Clyde Gilmour, "Homosexuals in a Changing Society Speak Out in Documentary" (review), Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 19 August 1978, p. D3 Warren Potter, "Gay Bob Doll Disgusting, Yuill Says: 'Misuse of Proud Name,'" Toronto Star, four star ed., 11 August 1978, p. A4.Ken Adachi, "Young Man's Erotic Misadventures Recalled" (review), Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 19 August 1978, p. D7 "Ottawa Date Off for Anita," Toronto Star, Sunday ed., 20 May 1979, p. A2 Tom Warner, "He Praises 'Positive View' of Homosexuals" (letter), Toronto Star, four star ed., 1 June 1978, p. A9 "Minorities Have Civil Rights as Well" (editorial), Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 20 May 1978, p. C2 Frank Jones, "Shut Up and Listen—the Professor's Talking: Socred's New Party Chief Is a Strident, Angry Man," Toronto Star, Sunday ed., 14 May 1978, p. A2 "3 Jailed for Attacks in Park," Toronto Star, four star ed., 3 May 1978, p. C29 Bill Lindsay, "Lesbian Fighting for Right to Housing with a Friend," Toronto Star, four star ed., 10 March 1978, p. A3.Doris Hopper, "Lesbian Mother of Girl, 6, Fights for Parental Rights," Toronto Star, four star ed., 16 May 1978, p. C1 Tom Harpur, "Bryant Brings Her Christian Crusade Back to Ontario," Toronto Star, four star ed., 26 April 1978, p. A15.Dennis Braithwaite, "Freedom of the Press Is Not Unconditional," Toronto Star, four star ed., 30 March 1978, p. C3 "Judge's Remarks Called Shocking," Toronto Star, all star ed., 22 March 1978, pp. 1–2 "Gruener Acquittal Appealed over Charge to the Jury," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 8 April 1978, pp. A1–A2 Christie Blatchford, "'Truly Hideous' Crime Jaques Killers Get Life," Toronto Star, all star ed., 22 March 1978, pp. 1–2 Christie Blatchford, "Jaques Trial Enters Final Stage Today," Toronto Star, four star ed., 10 March 1978, p. A3 "Craig Russell Best Actor at Berlin Film Festival," Toronto Star, four star ed., 6 March 1978, p. D1 "Homosexual Film Ban Appalling—Professor," Toronto Star, four star ed., 28 March 1978, p. A4 "Ontario Stops Helping Homosexual Magazine in Lottery Program," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 21 January 1978, p. A10.Christie Blatchford and Wendy Darroch, "Trial of Four Gets Started in Shoeshine Boy's Death," Toronto Star, four star ed., 16 January 1978, p. A3.Christie Blatchford, "Shoeshine Boy's Murder Trial to Open Amid Tight Security," Toronto Star, Sunday ed., 15 January 1978, p. A10 "Homosexual Wins Custody of Kids; Life with Him Is Easier, Judge Says," Toronto Star, four star ed., 22 March 1978, p. A12 "Woman Tosses Pie at Pastor for Asking Anita to Speak," Toronto Star, four star ed., 16 January 1978, p. A2.Tom Harpur, "Anita Comes to Town Warning of Moral Decay," Toronto Star, Sunday ed., 15 January 1978, p. A3 Tom Harpur, "Anita Bryant Will Open Crusade against Godlessness in Canada" (column), Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 31 December 1977, p. E6 "Anita Urges 'Bible Morality' as Protesters March Outside," Toronto Star, four star ed., 16 January 1978, pp. A1–A2 "Disco Blaze Costs $100,000," Toronto Star, four star ed., 3 January 1978, p. A3."Police Told to Yield Papers Taken in Raid," Toronto Star, four star ed., 3 January 1978, p. A3."North York to Honor Crusader Anita Bryant," Toronto Star, four star ed., 30 December 1977, p. A4."No Medal for Anita on North York Visit," Toronto Star, four star ed., 10 January 1978, p. A4 "Anita to Visit Metro," Toronto Star, four star ed., 22 December 1977, p. A15 "Sex Bias Outlawed in Quebec," Toronto Star, final ed., 26 December 1977, p. A6 "Craig Russell Named Best Male and Female," Toronto Star, four star ed., 22 November 1977, p. F4."Newspaper Claims Right to Refuse Homosexual Ad," Toronto Star, four star ed., 22 November 1977, p. A9 "17 Arrests Follow Hallowe'en Dance," Toronto Star, four star ed., 1 November 1977, p. B1 "Homosexuals Protest Montreal Bar Raid," Toronto Star, four star ed., 24 October 1977, p. C19 Bruce Kirkland, "New York Critics Go Easy on Craig Russell," Toronto Star, four star ed., 1 November 1977, p. F1."Minister Heads Group Fighting Homosexuals," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 29 October 1977, p. G11.Sid Adilman, "Acclaimed Film Outrageous Opens at York," Toronto Star, four star ed., 30 September 1977, p. D6 "Don't Condemn Us with Strip: Homosexuals," Toronto Star, four star ed., 10 August 1977, p. B1 Victoria Stevens, "Angry Crowd Seeks Revenge for Emanuel," Toronto Star, four star ed., 9 August 1977, p. B1 Wendy Herman, "Metro Opens Hearts and Wallets to Boy's Family," Toronto Star, four star ed., 4 August 1977, p. A3.Dale Brazao and Helen Bullock, "'It's as If We All Lost a Son Here Today,'" Toronto Star, four star ed., 4 August 1977, pp. A1, A3 "Yonge St. Slaying Suspects Seek Bail," Toronto Star, four star ed., 7 September 1977, p. A13 "A Warning for All Parents," Toronto Star, four star ed., 2 August 1977, p. A2 Gwyn (Jocko) Thomas and Bob Graham, "Boy Was Drowned in a Sink: Victim of a Sex Orgy," Toronto Star, four star ed., 2 August 1977, pp. A1–A2 Gwyn (Jocko) Thomas, "Shoeshine Boy, 12, Found Slain: 4 Men Charged with Murder," Toronto Star, holiday ed., 1 August 1977, pp. A1, A3 Gwyn (Jocko) Thomas, "Police Expected to Find Boy Alive on Train to Vancouver," Toronto Star, four star ed., 3 August 1977, p. A1 "Speedy Trial Goal in Jaques Case," Toronto Star, four star ed, 30 September 1977, p. A11 Borden Spears, "Bounds of Taste Strained in Coverage of Boy's Death," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 6 August 1977, p. B2 "Public Kept Out as Three Charged in Killing," Toronto Star, four star ed., 4 August 1977, p. A3 David Norris, "Toronto Boy, 12, Missing," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 30 July 1977, p. A1 "Mourning Friends of Emanuel Parade Their Anger on the Strip," Toronto Star, four star ed., 3 August 1977, pp. A1, A3 Henry Mietkiewicz, "Province Drafts Bill to Clean Up Yonge Strip," Toronto Star, four star ed., 3 August 1977, p. A3 Pat McNenly and Alan Barnes, "'Terrible Tragedy,' Davis Says," Toronto Star, four star ed., 2 August 1977, pp. A1, A3 "Jaques Trial Set for Jan. 9," Toronto Star, four star ed., 20 October 1977, p. B10 "Homosexual Backlash Feared," Toronto Star, four star ed., 3 August 1977, p. A3 Jennifer Grass, "'Close the Trash' on Yonge Street, Woman, 74, Urges," Toronto Star, four star ed., 2 August 1977, p. A2 Bob Graham, "Friction Disappears as Regent Park Cheers Its Police," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 6 August 1977, p. A8 "Four Sent to Trial in Sex Slaying," Toronto Star, four star ed., 19 October 1977, p. B2 Helen Bullock, Paul Dalby, and Dave Norris, "Emanuel's Trust Led to His Death Neighbors[sic] Say," Toronto Star, four star ed., 2 August 1977, p. A2 Helen Bullock, "Sex Strip Braces for Crackdown after Slaying," Toronto Star, four star ed., 2 August 1977, pp. A1, A3 "2 Funds Opened for Family," Toronto Star, four star ed., 3 August 1977, pp. A1, A3 Rosemary Speirs, "NDP Seeking End to Discrimination of Homosexuals," Toronto Star, holiday ed., 1 July 1977, p. A4."Homosexuals Should Have Rights Protected, 52% Say: Gallup Poll," Toronto Star, four star ed., 29 June 1977, p. B5 Robert Fulford, "Lesbian Guru Remaking Herself Out of Existence" (column), Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 2 July 1977, p. G5 "Army Kicks Out Lesbian," Toronto Star, four star ed., 22 June 1977, p. B7 "'Dial-boy' Sex Ring Probed by Police," Toronto Star, four star ed., 6 June 1977, p. A11 "Theatre to Help Defend Damien," Toronto Star, four star ed., 22 June 1977, p. F3."Being Lesbian 'May Cost Job': Armed Forces Employee," Toronto Star, four star ed., 18 May 1977, p. A19 "Woman Claims the Forces Fired Her Over Lesbianism," Toronto Star, holiday ed., 23 May 1977, p. C2 Bruce Kirkland, "He Portrays the Women He Adores: A Movie Reflects His Life," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 12 February 1977, p. H5 "Female Impersonator to Fill in at the Dell," Toronto Star, four star ed., 9 February 1977, p. F5 "Steambath Operators Acquited[sic]," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 24 February 1979, p. A19 "Steam Bath Puts Heat on Patrons," Toronto Star, four star ed., 14 March 1977, p. C2 "Spadina Steambath Allowed Sex, Trial Told," Toronto Star, four star ed., 23 February 1979, p. A4 Ken Adachi, "Novel's Message Is Undermined by Creaky Plot" (review), Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 5 March 1977, p. H9 "Great Events: Gay Demo and Dance," Toronto Star, four star ed., 17 February 1977, p. E4 Ken Adachi, "New Novelist's Skilful Writing Richly Rewarding" (review), Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 12 February 1977, p. H9 Ken Adachi, "Six Mavericks' Lives Quirky, Intriguing" (review), Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 7 May 1977, p. H7 Douglas Barbour, "Poet's View of Canada Powerful but Dated: No Longer Important" (review), Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 14 May 1977, p. H7 "Shouts for Help Heard at Fire," Toronto Star, four star ed., 9 February 1977, p. B7 E. Kaye Fulton, "Fire Checks Urged: Steambath Inquest," Toronto Star, two star ed., 11 February 1977, p. B2 "Exit Where Man Died Described as 'Window,'" Toronto Star, two star ed., 10 February 1977, p. B2 "Ban Discrimination against Homosexuals United Church Says," Toronto Star, four star ed., 10 November 1976, p. C7.Nicholas Pron, "Homosexuals Aren't Ill Humber Students Told," Toronto Star, two star ed., 30 September 1976, p. B2 "Humber College to Keep Course on Homosexuals," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 21 August 1976, p. A6 Stef Donev, "Only 4 Students Enroll in Homosexual Course," Toronto Star, two star ed., 3 September 1976, p. B2 Stef Donev, "Homosexuality a Humber Course: A Way of Life," Toronto Star, four star ed., 10 August 1976, p. A3 "College Gets Cold Feet over Plans to Teach Homosexuality Course," Toronto Star, four star ed., 18 August 1976, p. A1 "2 Ottawa Policemen Cleared of Assault in Sex-ring Probe," Toronto Star, four star ed., 25 August 1976, p. A5 "B.C. Judge Rules Paper Showed Bias," Toronto Star, one star ed., 17 August 1976, p. B6 Charlotte Montgomery, "Caution on Homosexual Rights," Toronto Star, two star ed., 12 June 1976, p. A17 "Homosexual Hookers Held," Toronto Star, four star ed., 17 May 1976, p. A7 "Homosexual Group Attacks Crime Bill," Toronto Star, four star ed., 13 May 1976, p. B8 Tom Harpur, "Christians Begin to Review Attitude on Homosexuality" (column), Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 9 October 1976, p. A12 "Key Witness in Vice Case Not Charged," Toronto Star, four star ed., 6 April 1976, p. A6 "Charge Quashed in Sex Case," Toronto Star, four star ed., 16 March 1976, p. A6 "Homosexuals See Bias in Media," Toronto Star, four star ed., 25 March 1976, p. A3 "Paper Rejects Homosexual Ad at Vancouver," Toronto Star, four star ed., 21 January 1976, p. A19 Borden Spears, "Homosexuals Find Publicity Is Not an Unmixed Blessing," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 8 November 1975, p, B2,"More Human Rights Need Law's Protection" (editorial), Toronto Star, four star ed,, 5 January 1976, p, C4;"For a Broader Definition of Human Rights" (editorial), Toronto Star, Saturday ed,, 8 November 1975, p, B2;Dennis Braithwaite, "CFTO Ignored a Great Moment," Toronto Star, four star ed., 5 November 1975, p. E20;"Do More to Protect Deviates U.S. Official Tells Ontario," Toronto Star, four star ed., 31 October 1975, p, B6;"Homosexuals Unprotected, Lawyer Says," Toronto Star, four star ed., 24 October 1975, p. C12;Helen Worthington, "Lesbian Feels Way of Life Right for Her," Toronto Star, four star ed., 9 October 1975, p. E3."Rally Supports Homosexual in Job Dispute," Toronto Star, four star ed., 3 October 1975, p. A12;"Saskatchewan U. Head Backs Barring Deviate from Education Post," Toronto Star, four star ed., 2 October 1975, p. A6;"Criticism of Star Rejected: Press Council," Toronto Star, four star ed., 16 September 1975, pp. A1-A2;"Male Prostitute Stoties Cleared by Press Council," Toronto Star, four star ed., 12 December 1975, p. A13;"Sunbathed Nude on Island, 5 Fined," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 13 September 1975, p. A8."Homosexual Seeks Help to Sue Ex-bosses," Toronto Star, four star ed,, 30 June 1975, p, A12;"Quebec Total of Homosexuals Put at 300,000," Toronto Star, four star ed., 7 July 1975, p. A5;"Inquiry Told Women Derided as Lesbians," Toronto Star, four star ed., 8 April 1975, p. C27;"Homosexual Sues over Firing," Toronto Star, Saturday ed,, 22 March 1975, p. A2;"Man Charged in Vice Case Plunges 13 Floors to Death," Toronto Star, four star ed,, 18 March 1975, p, A1;"Male Sex Ring Sensation Upstages Dredging Scandal in Ottawa," Toronto Star, four star ed., 14 March 1975, p. C3;Ron Lowman, "Homosexual Loses Track Job, Claims Discrimination," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 15 February 1975, p. A2;"Homosexuals Picket the Star Building," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 9 November 1974, p. C23;"Homosexuals: Where the Star Draws the Line" (editorial), Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 19 October 1974, p. B2;"Official Says Andras Favors Letting Homosexuals into Canada," Toronto Star, four star ed., 16 October 1974, p. A9;"Press Council Says Star Entitled to Name Nationalist's Employer," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 12 October 1974, pp. A1, A10."Official Says Ban on U.S. Homosexual First I've Seen,'" Toronto Star, four star ed., 12 September 1974, p. A10;"Institute Sees a Family Life for Homosexuals," Toronto Star, four star ed., i August 1974, p, A6;Sidney Katz, "Homosexual Couple Battles fot OHIP Family Benefits," Toronto Star, four star ed,, 19 July 1974, p, A4;Richard Gwyn, "The Anger in Lewis Frightens Strangers," Toronto Star, four star ed., II June 1974, p. B6;"3 Women Claim Police Abused Them in Garage," Toronto Star, four star ed., 28 May 1974, p. A4;"Don't Prejudge Homosexuals, Moderator Says," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 9 March 1974, p. H4,Urjo Kareda, "Play Set in Steam-Bath Aims at Special Audience," Toronto Star, four star ed., 7 March 1974, p. E8;"Clergyman Gets Award, Criticizes the Star," Toronto Star, four star ed., 7 February 1974, p. B7;"Evangelist Fights School 'Sex Fascism,' " Toronto Star, four star ed,, 13 March 1974, p, C11;"Minister and Fireman Rescue Boy from Suicide on City Hall Roof," Toronto Star, four star ed., 16 January 1974, p. Ci.Sidney Katz, "Homosexuals: Sick or Not? Canadian Psychiatrists Expect Debate," Toronto Star, four star ed., 10 April 1974, p, B3;"Ad Refused, Press Body Won't Hear Complaint," Toronto Star, four star ed., 23 October 1973, pp, A1, A2;"New City Policy Would Bar Bias against Homosexuals," Toronto Star, four star ed., 28 September 1973, p. A7."Homosexual Group Tells Guindon Law Should Support Their Rights," Toronto Star, four star ed., 22 August 1973, p. A7."Homosexuals, Unstable Kept from Secrets: P.M.," Toronto Star, four star ed., 12 July 1973, p, 77;"Students' Gay Lib Handbook Sent to Kitchener Schools," Toronto Star, Saturday ed,, 17 November 1973, p, A5;"Homosexual Survey Brings "Negative, Obscene' Replies," Toronto Star, four star ed,, 18 June 1973, p, 10;" 'Gay Lib' Protesters Picket Star for Refusing to Run Their Ad," Toronto Star, four star ed., 2 May 1973, p. 4;"Press Council Says Star 'Discriminated' in Refusing Ad for Homosexual Paper," Toronto Star, four star ed., 11 April 1973, pp. 1, 3;Sandra Porter, Tom Philbrook, Eric Zachon, and fifty-four others, "York Faculty Group Disagree with Cappon," Toronto Star, four star ed., 23 January 1973, p. 7;George Hislop, " 'Homosexuality Shouldn't Be Cured' " (letter), Toronto Star, four star ed., 23 January 1973, p. 7;Daniel Cappon, "The Homosexual Hoax: This Aberration Is Not a Right," Toronto Star, four star ed., 10 January 1973, p. 6;David Berger, "Homosexuality: An Attempt to Set the Record Straight," Toronto Star, four star ed., 22 February 1973, p. 6;"Manitoba Homosexuals Denied Club Charters," Toronto Star, four star ed,, 6 December 1972, p. 52;"Homosexual Paraders Cry 'Justice,' " Toronto Star, four star ed., 28 August 1972, p. 25;"Homosexual Group Disclaims Magazine," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 26 August 1972, p. 98."No Open Season on Children" (editorial), Toronto Star, four star ed., 24 August 1972, p. 6;"Homosexuals to Seek Acceptance by Public," Toronto Star, four star ed,, 23 August 1972, p, 54,"Homosexual Plans to Run for Seat on School Board," Toronto Star, four star ed., 25 July 1972, p. 51;"Ban Sought in Schools on Homosexual Talks," Toronto Star, four star ed., 24 July 1972, p. 25;"Homophile Body Raps Prejudice," Toronto Star, four star ed., 28 June 1972, p. 50;"Tear Gas Spray Disrupts Meeting on Homosexuality," Toronto Star, Four star ed., 5 May 1972, p. 27;Brian Waite, "Star Distorted Protest of Gays against the War" (letter), Toronto Star, four star ed., 20 April 1972, p. 7."Homosexuals Get Grant from Ottawa for Clinic," Toronto Star, four star ed., 2 March 1972, p, 75;Helen Worthington, "Discrimination Is Very Subtle, Homosexual Says," Toronto Star, four star ed., 26 November 1975, p. F3.Alexander Ross, "Peter Maloney Publicly Defies Homosexual Myth," Toronto Star, four star ed., 25 February 1972, p. 25;Dave Scott, "Police and Homosexuals Co-operate to Stop Offences in Parks, Subways," Toronto Star, four star ed., 6 April 1972, p. 27;Trent Frayne, "No Crombie Crackdown on Yonge St.," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 13 January 1973, pp. 1, 4;Jim Wright, " 'Fairy Tale' Remark Called Destructive" (letter), Toronto Star, four star ed., 9 December 1971, p. 7.Paul Pearce, "Laughing at a Minority Group" (letter), Toronto Star, four star ed., 9 December 1971, p. 7;"Homosexual Program 'Fairy Tale,' P.M. Says," Toronto Star, four star ed., 1 December 1971, p. 80;"Crowds Jam Yonge See 'Gay' Hallowe'en," Toronto Daily Star, four star ed,, 1 November 1971, p. 59,"Toronto Homosexuals Out to Beat Lawrence," Toronto Daily Star, four star ed,, 12 October 1971, p. 10;"Lawrence Rejects Law on Homosexual Rights," Toronto Daily Star, four star ed., 17 September 1971, p. 37;" 'Gay Is Good' Theme of Rally," Toronto Daily Star, four star ed., 30 August 1971, p. 28;Andrea Merry, "Homosexuals Win Federal Grant for Service Work," Toronto Daily Star, four star ed,, 10 August 1971, p, 49,"Playwright Fights Homosexual Prejudice," Toronto Star, four star ed., 25 February 1971, p. 40.Roger Wilkes, " 'Homophiles Ignored by Media' " (letter), Toronto Daily Star, four star ed., 24 February 1971, p. 7.Urjo Kareda, "Boys in the Band Best in Comical Scenes of Bitchery," Toronto Daily Star, four star ed., 20 January 1971, p, 44,Nathan Cohen, "A Canadian Debut," Toronto Daily Star, three star night ed., 27 August 1970, p. 24 "Homosexual, Abortion Laws Effective Aug. 26," Toronto Daily Star, all star ed., 5 August 1969, p. 2.Graham Fraser, "Female Impersonators Go Public: Out of the Shadows," Toronto Daily Star, four star ed., 25 July 1969, p. 23;"Facad to Play at Royal Alex," Toronto Daily Star, four star ed., 1 August 1969, p. 18;Walter Dinsdale, "Now We'll Be for Sin and against Motherhood..." ("Opinion" column), Toronto Daily Star, four star ed., 5 May 1969, p. 7;" 'Ruined' M.P. Cited in Defence of Bill Legalizing Homosexual Acts," Toronto Daily Star, four star ed., 12 February 1969, p. 34."Steam Bath Raided, 30 Face Morals Charges," Toronto Daily Star, four star ed., 28 October 1968, p. 2.Marilyn Dunlop, "Many 'Homosexuals' Easily Cured: Doctor," Toronto Daily Star, four star ed., 10 October 1968, p. 40.Allen Spraggett, "Baptists Crusade to Kill Off New Homosexual Law," Toronto Daily Star, four star ed., 24 August 1968, p. 13."The Ugliest Smear of All" (editorial), Toronto Daily Star, four star ed., 20 June 1968, p. 6.Robert Miller, "Smear Campaign 'Repugnant': Tories," Toronto Daily Star, four star ed., 14 June 1968, pp. 1, 4.Dominique Clift, "Quebec Tories Use Crude Whispers about Homosexuality," Toronto Daily Star, four star ed., 14 June 1968, p. 8.Nathan Cohen, "Beat a Slow Measure of Regret for Drummer," Toronto Daily Star, all star ed., 18 January 1968, p. 22."General Idea Artist Partz Dies," Toronto Star, metro ed., 7 June 1994, p. B6."Quebecer Hits at New Homosexual Law," Toronto Daily Star, four star ed., 29 December 1967, p. 14."Homosexual Law Sign of Decay Says Police Chief," Toronto Daily Star, four star ed., 23 December 1967, p. 2 Tom Hazlitt, "Trudeau Backs New Homosexuals' Law: He'll Ask Thorough Study," Toronto Daily Star, two star home ed., 9 November 1967, p. 2 "Criminal Code to Be Revised — No Homosexual Life Sentences," Toronto Daily Star, four star ed., 8 November 1967, p. 63 "Law on Homosexuals Will Be Amended: No Life Sentences," Toronto Daily Star, three star ed., 8 November 1967, pp. 1—2."Supreme Court Ruling Makes Homosexual Liable to 'Life,' " Toronto Daily Star, all star ed., 7 November 1967, p. i.Sidney Katz, "Homosexuals Shocked by Life Term Ruling: 'We're Society's Scape- goats,' " Toronto Daily Star, four star ed., 11 November 1967, p. 5 Sidney Katz, "Gentle George Klippert — Must He Serve Life?" Toronto Daily Star, four star ed., 18 November 1967, p. 10 "Homosexual Law Reform" (editorial), Toronto Daily Star, night ed., 29 May 1965, p. 6 "Canadian Homosexual Deported from U.S.," Toronto Daily Star, four star night ed,, 24 May 1967, p. 4 Ralph Thomas, "CBC'S 'Sunday' Shows Men Cheek to Cheek," Toronto Daily Star, night ed., 18 February 1967, p. 39.Frank Rasky, "Playwright John Herbert Insists He's No Has-been," Toronto Star, Saturday ed., 15 November 1975, p. F3 Nathan Cohen, "Toronto Writer's Play: Too Good Not to Be Done," Toronto Daily Star, night ed., 15 October 1966, p. 31 Nathan Cohen, "Prison Drama Softened," Toronto Daily Star, four star ed., 17 April 1967, p. 22 "High Court Upholds Indecency Conviction," Toronto Daily Star, all star ed., 18 November 1969, p. 55 Sidney Katz, "What Should I Do?: How Can I Tell If My Son, 12, Is Homosexual?" (column), The Toronto Daily Star, night ed., 17 September 1966, p. 3.Sidney Katz, "What Should I Do?: Does Discussing Homosexuality Encourage It?" (column), The Toronto Daily Star, night ed., 15 September 1966, p. 3;Jack Cahill, "Pastor: Homosexual Cannot Be Christian," Toronto Daily Star, night ed., 2 June 1966, p. 14.Allen Spraggett, "Protestants Urged to Re-think Attitude on Homosexuals," Toronto Daily Star, night ed., 31 May 1966, p. 1."Obscene Books Charge against Firm, 2 Men," Toronto Daily Star, night ed., 16 February 1966, p. 25."Minister: Toronto Homosexual Centre," Toronto Daily Star, night ed., 31 January 1966, p. 23."Minister: Toronto Homosexual Centre," Toronto Daily Star, night ed., 31 January 1966, p. 23.]"False Arrest, Assault Untrue, Officer Says," Toronto Daily Star, four star ed., 17 April 1968, p. 25."Minister Would 'Bless Some Homosexual Marriages,'" Toronto Daily Star, night ed., 6 November 1965, p. 36;"Homosexual Marriage Sick Idea, Priest Says," Toronto Daily Star, night ed., 20 November 1965, p. 13;Marie Furtado, "Street Haven Site of Understanding," Toronto Daily Star, night ed., 13 March 1965, p. 57;Robert Fulford, "A Very Special Poet," Toronto Daily Star, night ed., 28 April 1965, p. 49;"Probe Charge Pen Official Kept 2 Men," Toronto Daily Star, night ed., 1 December 1964, p. 4."Change Law to Okay Homosexuals — Pastor," Toronto Daily Star, night ed., 16 October 1964, p. 51;John Sawatsky, "Ottawa Discouraged RCMP'S Spy Probe: The Death of an Ambassador," Toronto Star, four star ed., 12 June 1981, pp. A1, A16;John Sawatsky, "Homosexual Envoy Easy Prey for KGB: The Death of an Ambassador," Toronto Star, four star ed., 11 June 1981, pp. A1, A18;Sidney Katz, "Homosexuals Plan Own Organization," Toronto Daily Star, night ed., 25 July 1964, p. 2;"Homosexuality Sin, Not Crime — Church Panel," Toronto Daily Star, night ed., 10 March 1964, p. 36.Nathan Cohen, "Monday Miscellany" (column), Toronto Daily Star, night ed., 13 January 1964, p. 18 James Egan, "Police Concern for Homosexual Clubs 'Illogical' " (letter), Toronto Daily Star, night ed., 21 January 1964, p. 6 (reprinted inRobert Champagne,Jim Egan: Canada's Pioneer Gay Activist, Canadian Lesbian and Gay History Network Publication no. i[Toronto: CLGHN, 1987],p. 101).

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