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Change sodomy laws: army told
By Charles Aldinger
Daily Telegraph
April 22, 2005
Controversy sparked on Microsoft's stance on gay-rights bill
By Janet I. Tu
Seattle Times
April 22, 2005
Gay rights advocates say Microsoft betrayed them
by Sarah Kershaw
New York Times via San Francisco Chronicle
April 22, 2005
Did Microsoft Put Knife In Washington Gay Rights Bill?
by 365Gay.com
April 22, 2005
ACLU sues to keep ban on gay marriage off '06 ballot
Tennessean
April 22, 2005
New Pope condemns Spain gay bill
By Robert Piggott
BBC News
April 22, 2005
Vatican challenges Spain over gay marriages vote
AFP
April 22, 2005
Pope faces gay vote test
By Kevin McElderry
NEWS (Australia)
April 22, 2005
Spanish Parliament paves way for gay marriage
by Unai Zubeldia
berria
April 22, 2005
Gay marriage bill passes key vote in Spain
BY CIARAN GILES
AP via Miami Herald
April 22, 2005
Gay community upset by SB 6 amendment
By Halie Pratt
Daily Texan (EDU)
April 22, 2005
CCC hears gay intolerance
By MATT DUNN
Brudgeton News
April 22, 2005
Amendment backers outspent opponents
BY STEVE PAINTER
Wichita Eagle
April 22, 2005
Gay rights measure rejected by Senate
By CHRIS McGANN, MIKE LEWIS AND ANGELA GALLOWAY
SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER
April 22, 2005
Senate rejects gay civil rights bill
By Rebecca Cook
AP via Herald.net
April 22, 2005
Gay-rights bill falls 1 vote short of becoming state law
By Andrew Garber and Ralph Thomas
Seattle Times
April 22, 2005
Ads to target new gay-rights law
By MARK PETERS
Portland Press
April 22, 2005
Common Bacteria May Protect Against HIV
by 365Gay.com
April 22, 2005
New Hampshire Students Protest Gay Blood Ban
by 365Gay.com
April 22, 2005
Youth Pride Day growing up
By JOHANNA LUNGLHOFER
Washington Blade
April 22, 2005
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