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−	Friends included: Hank Baron, Joe DeMarco, Peter Dunning, Harry Kelly, Dr. Walter Lear, Ian Mishkin, Bill Phillips, Rusel Silkey, Lewis Rathbone.	+	Friends included: Hank Baron, Joe DeMarco, Peter Dunning, Harry Kelly, Dr. Walter Lear, Ian Mishkin, Bill Phillips, Rusel Silkey, Lewis Rathbone, John Wiles.

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−	Elected in 1975 as one of the first "co-coordinators" of the Gay Community Center of Philadelphia, along with Arleen Olshan, and a Steering Committee of some 25 persons.	+	Elected in 1975 as one of the first "co-coordinators" of the Gay Community Center of Philadelphia, along with Arleen Olshan, and a Steering Committee of some 25 persons. This was at a time in the mid-1970s when gay and Lesbian community centers were being established in many cities. I became involved in organizing the one in Philadelphia after having attended with Peter Dunning and Hank Baron and others a national conference in Washington, D.C. on gay community center development.
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−	This was at a time in the mid-1970s when gay and Lesbian community centers were being established in many cities. I became involved in organizing the one in Philadelphia after having attended with Peter Dunning and Hank Baron and others
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−	a national conference in Washington, D.C. on gay community center development.

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-The first "co-coordinator" of the Kater Street Community Center, along with Arleen Olshan,
+Elected in 1975 as one of the first "co-coordinators" of the Gay Community Center of Philadelphia, along with Arleen Olshan, and a Steering Committee of some 25 persons.
-and a Steering Committee of some 25 persons, including Harry Kelly, Steve Mirman, Ed Hermance, Lee Robbins,
+This was at a time in the mid-1970s when gay and Lesbian community centers were being established in many cities. I became involved in organizing the one in Philadelphia after having attended with Peter Dunning and Hank Baron and others
 a national conference in Washington, D.C. on gay community center development.

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−	Friends included: Hank Baron, Joe DeMarco, Peter Dunning, Harry Kelly, Dr. Walter Lear, Ian Mishkin, Bill Phillips.	+	Friends included: Hank Baron, Joe DeMarco, Peter Dunning, Harry Kelly, Dr. Walter Lear, Ian Mishkin, Bill Phillips, Rusel Silkey, Lewis Rathbone.

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 The first "co-coordinator" of the Kater Street Community Center, along with Arleen Olshan,
-and a Steering Committee of some 25 persons, including Steve Mirman, Ed Hermance, Lee Robbins,
+and a Steering Committee of some 25 persons, including Harry Kelly, Steve Mirman, Ed Hermance, Lee Robbins,
 Bob Hass, Peter Dunning, Hank Baron, Ian Mishkin, and others.

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−	I was responsible for obtaining incorporation as a non-profit organization with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and prepared the application to the U.S. Internal Revenue Service for 501(c)3 tax exempt status as a non-profit educational organization. The application was initially rejected by the IRS, then approved after appeal, one of the first community centers in that era to be approved, I believe.	+	I was responsible for obtaining incorporation as a non-profit organization with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and prepared the application to the U.S. Internal Revenue Service for 501(c)3 tax exempt status as a non-profit educational organization. The application was initially rejected by the IRS, then approved after appeal, one of the first community centers in that era to be approved, I believe.


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−	Friends included: Hank Baron, Peter Dunning, Harry Kelly, Dr. Walter Lear, Ian Mishkin,	+	Friends included: Hank Baron, Joe DeMarco, Peter Dunning, Harry Kelly, Dr. Walter Lear, Ian Mishkin, Bill Phillips.

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-This was around 1975 when gay and Lesbian community centers were being organized in many cities. I became involved in organizing the one in Philadelphia after having attended with Peter Dunning and Hank Baron and others
+This was around 1975 when gay and Lesbian community centers were being established in many cities. I became involved in organizing the one in Philadelphia after having attended with Peter Dunning and Hank Baron and others
 a national conference in Washington, D.C. on gay community center development.
-I was responsible for obtaining incorporation as a non-profit organization, and prepared the application to the U.S. Internal Revenue Service for 501(c)3 tax exempt status as non-profit educational organization , which was initially rejected by the IRS, then approved after appeal, one of the first community centers in that era to be approved, I believe. Other centers also had their applications denied, at least initially.
+I was responsible for obtaining incorporation as a non-profit organization with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and prepared the application to the U.S. Internal Revenue Service for 501(c)3 tax exempt status as a non-profit educational organization. The application was initially rejected by the IRS, then approved after appeal, one of the first community centers in that era to be approved, I believe.
-At that time, the IRS was concerned about organizations "advocating homosexuality" and the application stressed planned educational activities such as public lectures and a library of educational materials presenting "different points of view."
+Other centers had had their applications denied since, at that time, the IRS was concerned about organizations "advocating homosexuality" and the application stressed planned educational activities such as public lectures and a library of educational materials presenting "different points of view."
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-His friends include:
+Friends included: Hank Baron, Peter Dunning, Harry Kelly, Dr. Walter Lear, Ian Mishkin,

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−	This was around 1975 when gay and Lesbian community centers were being organized in many cities. I became involved in organizing the one in Philadelphia after having attended with Peter Dunning	+	This was around 1975 when gay and Lesbian community centers were being organized in many cities. I became involved in organizing the one in Philadelphia after having attended with Peter Dunning and Hank Baron and others

	a national conference in Washington, D.C. on gay community center development.		a national conference in Washington, D.C. on gay community center development.

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	Biography: Lived in Philadelphia from August 1968 to February 1979.		Biography: Lived in Philadelphia from August 1968 to February 1979.

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		+	The first "co-coordinator" of the Kater Street Community Center, along with Arleen Olshan,
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		+	and a Steering Committee of some 25 persons, including Steve Mirman, Ed Hermance, Lee Robbins,
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		+	Bob Hass, Peter Dunning, Hank Baron, Ian Mishkin, and others.
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		+	This was around 1975 when gay and Lesbian community centers were being organized in many cities. I became involved in organizing the one in Philadelphia after having attended with Peter Dunning
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		+	a national conference in Washington, D.C. on gay community center development.
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		+	I was responsible for obtaining incorporation as a non-profit organization, and prepared the application to the U.S. Internal Revenue Service for
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		+	501(c)3 tax exempt status as non-profit educational organization , which was initially rejected by the IRS, then approved after appeal, one of the first community centers in that era to be approved, I believe. Other centers also had their applications denied, at least initially.
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		+	At that time, the IRS was concerned about organizations "advocating homosexuality" and the application stressed planned educational activities such as public lectures and a library of educational materials presenting "different points of view."