Issue 24

INFORMATION

Joint Editors and Members of the Gay News Editorial Collective: Denis Lemon, Michael Mason, Peter Mundy, Stephen MacLean, Mike Nightingale, Tim Skinner, Jean-Claude Thevenin (Design), Pascal Danot (Photography)
and Ian Dunn (Scotland), Graham Chapman, David Rushton, David Sherlock, David Seligman.
Gay News special friends: Roger Baker, Denis Cohn, Barry Conley, Laurence Collinson, Brian Dax, Simon Benson, Antony Grey, Peter MacMillan, Manus Sasonkin, Martin Slavin, Bernard Searey, Rebecca John, David Hart, Brian Taylor, Maxie Bacon, Toni Ranz, Tim Morris, Derek Jardine, Christopher Ambury, Carl Hill, Geoff Marsh, Richard Watkins.
Special thanks to: Richard & Norman, Ken & Allan, David & Anthony, Peter & Adrian, Peter, Eric, Ken, David, Richard, and all the other Friends and Loved Ones.

Michael Steed reports back on what CHE’s Executive Committee has decided to do after the Morecambe debates. The coroner returns an open verdict in the death of Wolfgang von Jurgen/Michael St John/Wolf. Lance Loud, star of the PBS reality series An American Family is fined after being entrapped in a men’s room. The main feature is an account of David Bowie live at Earls Court on Saturday 12 May, including a picture of the man who, cock out, sought to reach the stage. Reviews include Homosexuality: A Changing Picture, edited by Dr Hendrik Ruitenbeek and the film version of Thames Television’s Father Dear Father starring Patrick Cargill.

Many readers have remarked about the over inking of the pages in our last issue. That problem Is, unfortunately, beyond our control, although we are endeavouring to encourage our printers to ensure that it doesn’t happen again. We trust it didn’t interfere with your enjoyment of that edition. – page 8.
All of the three copies of this issue in front of me show signs of under-inking. Be careful what you wish for.