Opening Teases/Theme Music/Intro Continuity ........................  1:15

SEGMENT #1 -  NewsWrap: Self-immolating Italian gay rights activist Alfredo
Ormando dies from his burns;  British lesbigay rights legislation survives
religiously-inspired amendment attempts;  UK Evangelicals issue a public
apology for past "un-Christian" responses to gays and lesbians, but continue
to spout anti-homosexual theology;  an apology for 15 years of anti-queer
advocacy and fundraising also comes from John Whitehead, principal of the
conservative U.S. legal assistance group the Rutherford Institute;  an
Oakland, California court ruling supporting the right of the parents of a non-
gay teen to have him kidnapped and forcibly placed in a behavior modification
center worries lesbigay youth advocates;  while U.S. sailor Tim McVeigh awaits
a court ruling in a lawsuit to block his discharge, America Online admits to
inappropriately releasing private identifying information about him to naval
investigators, and the author of the so-called "Don`t Ask, Don`t Tell" policy
condemns the Navy`s tactics;  and Brits fear transsexual fish will spawn
transsexual men [compiled and written by CINDY FRIEDMAN, with thanks to GRAHAM
UNDERHILL, BRIAN NUNES, JASON LIN, REX WOCKNER, LUCIA CHAPPELLE & GREG GORDON,
and anchored by CINDY FRIEDMAN and CHRISTOPHER DAVID TRENTHAM]
..................... 10:35


SEGMENT #2 -  "TWO" I.D. by singer/songwriter Margie Adam (begins with an
excerpt from her "Unicorn Song") ...................................   :35

SEGMENT #3 -  In December, Amnesty International adopted a Romanian lesbian as
a prisoner of conscience.  That action, and the mid-January release of a joint
report by the International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission (IGLHRC)
and Human Rights Watch, put the spotlight on the continuing climate of
legalized anti-lesbigay intolerance in that country.  Under continuing
pressure from the Council of Europe and additional prodding by several member
nations -- most notably The Netherlands -- the Romanian parliament reluctantly
revised its sodomy laws in 1996, but critics believe the supposedly-
liberalized penal code makes it worse for gays and lesbians in Romania now
than it was under the former dictatorship of Nicolae Ceausescu.  This
comprehensive report by ERIC BEAUCHEMIN in Bucharest [excerpted from material
originally broadcast by Radio Netherlands] provides an inside look at the
agonizingly-slow struggle for lesbigay rights in Romania (includes comments by
Romanian activists Adrian Coman & Daniel Iorga, and Dutch political attache
Jan de Roy) .............. 15:15

CLOSING CREDITS/CONTINUITY .........................................  1:15

TOTAL PROGRAM TIME ................................................. 28:55