Bay Windows Reports on Arrest of Homosexual Lobbyist
            We’re happy that the homosexual newspaper in Boston, “Bay Windows” is still a respected source of news, this time about the 59-year-old homosexual lobbyist William Conley, a close friend of House Speaker DiMasi and Senate President Travaglini, who was caught in a sting operation by UMass police recently while offering cash to students for homosexual sex.
            As professional newspaper people, we have long admired the quality of Bay Windows as a newspaper although we have widely disparate views on homosexuality.
            When our founder, Attorney J. Edward Pawlick, mailed an article in 1999 to 15,000 Massachusetts educators, requesting an “intelligent discussion” about the dangers in the teaching of homosexuality to vulnerable teenagers, the only member of the media that did not immediately label him as a “hater” was Bay Windows. That’s because Pawlick and his wife, Sally, had visited its editor at the time, Jeff Epperly, in the paper’s Back Bay offices for an hour-long probing by Epperly.
            Epperly understood that he and Pawlick would not reach agreement on the subject of homosexuality. However, he also saw that the distinguished and respected lawyer who appeared before him had no “hate” in his body. As an elected member thirty-years previously to an autonomous School Committee in Pennsylvania Dutch country with 10,000 pupils, Atty. Pawlick had the background to ask a serious question about what was being taught in the Massachusetts schools, where he had raised his four children and was still paying taxes.
            We’re pleased to see that Bay Windows, after many editors, publishers and owners since 1999, is still a quality newspaper. This is totally unlike the Boston Globe and its owner, Pinch Sulzberger, who immediately labeled Atty. Pawlick as a “hater” in the headline of his first article in 1999. 
            We commend the reading of this article about William Conley.