Larry Bush papers, 1977-1984.

Goodstein, David B., 1932-

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David Goodstein was born in Denver, Colorado in 1932. After graduating from Cornell University in 1954 he earned an LLB degree from Columbia University. He practiced for a time in New York City as a criminal attorney. In 1960 his career moved to Wall Street, where he founded Compufund, a mutual fund that introduced statistical analysis of common stocks using computers. During this period, Goodstein became involved in social issues, serving on the boards of Grand Street Settlement Houses and the ...

Human Rights Campaign Fund

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Gay Rights National Lobby (U.S.)

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Historical Note Created in Chicago in 1975, the Gay Rights National Lobby was "registered in Washington, D.C., as a civil rights lobby dedicated to obtaining federal legislation which will guarantee equal protection under the law to all men and women, whatever their affectional or sexual preference." GRNL's activities included serving as an advocate for gay and lesbian civil rights issues such as housing and employment discrimination; buildin...

National Gay Task Force

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BUSH, LARRY R.

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Larry Bush was the Washington DC correspondent for THE ADVOCATE and other straight and gay publications, and a freelance writer and journalist. From the description of Larry Bush papers, 1977-1984. (Cornell University Library). WorldCat record id: 63934912 ...

Democratic Pary (U.S.)

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