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[Clipping: Woman resubmits police application and Box denies he changed stance on gay hiring]

Description: Newspaper pages from the Dallas Morning News for February 5, 1992. "Woman resubmits police application" describes Mica England re-applying to the Dallas Police Department. "Box denies he changed stance on gay hiring" details the history of Dallas City council member Glenn Box's stance on gay police officers.
Date: February 5, 1992
Creator: Copilevitz, Todd & Brumley, Al
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[Clipping: Messy democracy]

Description: Newspaper pages from the Dallas Observer for January 30, 1992. "Messy democracy" describes the January 22 city hall meaning in which Dallas Mayor Steve Bartlett brought up the topic of police hiring policy.
Date: January 30, 1992
Creator: Miller, Laura
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[Clipping: Ad subtraction]

Description: Newspaper pages from the Dallas Morning News for February 6, 1992. "Ad Subtraction" details the story of a company, Ameratest, falsely claiming to offer in-home AIDS tests.
Date: February 6, 1992
Creator: Eig, Jonathan
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[Memo and handwritten note about memo]

Description: Memorandum written by Dallas City Attorney, Sam Lindsay, on February 4, 1992regarding the case Mica England v. State of Texas, et al, which ruled Texas Penal Code 21.06 unconstitutional. Memorandum transmitted from Lori Palmer to Peter Brooks on February 5, 1992.
Date: February 4, 1992
Creator: Lindsay, Sam A.
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