OHY_Mss2988-15 Guide to the Shepherd family papers 1931-2002 Shepherd family papers Finding aid prepared by Geoffrey B. Wexler; Collection processed by students of Christa Orth, Portland State University Oregon Historical Society, Research Library © 2008
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Mss 2988-15 Shepherd family Shepherd family papers 1931-2002 7.2 cubic feet 16 document cases Papers of Susan (Susie) M. Shepherd and her parents Ann M. and William K. Shepherd, primarily related to lesbian and gay issues in the 1970s and 1980s. Includes personal and family correspondence, legislative materials, files of the Portland Town Council, files on churches and religious groups, subject and clipping files, and a small number of photographs. Materials in the collection are inEnglish Biographical note

Bill and Ann Shepherd became deeply committed to fighting for gay and lesbian civil rights in Portland, Oregon, after their daughter, Susie, came out to them in 1972. Bill was born July 25th, 1913 in Portland, and became a respected general practice lawyer. Ann was born December 30th, 1918 in Kansas City, Missouri, and had a background in journalism. Her family moved to Oregon in 1935, and later she returned after college in 1940 to work in Oregon. Bill and Ann met for the first time in 1937. After rekindling their friendship in 1944, they were married in November, 1945.

Together the Shepherds helped pave the way for tolerance of sexual minorities in Oregon. They fought every anti-gay ballot measure and candidate that arose. In 1976, Bill Shepherd founded the Portland Town Council Legal Resource group, a prelude to the Oregon Gay and Lesbian Law Group, to ensure justice for sexual minorities. Also in 1976, Ann Shepherd was appointed to Oregon Governor Robert Straub's Task Force on Sexual Preference. From then on the Shepherds spoke before church and civic groups to encourage parents and members to love and accept their gay and lesbian children.

Bill and Ann Shepherd were fighters for rights and what is right. In the 1960s Bill wrote and produced award-winning television programs for the Oregon State Bar, and in the 1980s he began assisting physically disabled Oregonians in gaining greater independence by founding the Blanche Fischer Foundation. He was also an active member of the First Presbyterian Church, serving as elder, chair of the church's board of trustees, member of the Menucha Commission and trustee of Holladay Park Plaza. Ann Shepherd was ordained an elder of the First Presbyterian Church in 1982, then deacon in 1995. She served on the board of Young Audiences and on the Community Advisory Committee of the Multnomah County Restitution Center. She was elected vice president in 1995, then president in 1998 of the Blanche Fischer Foundation. She participated in the demonstration at the U.S. Supreme Court in support of the Americans with Disabilities Act in 2000.

In 1977, the Shepherds, with Charles and Rita Knapp, formed the Portland chapter of Parents of Gays, later affiliated with the national organization Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG). Until his death in 1995, Bill Shepherd provided low-cost legal counsel to same-sex partners. Ann Shepherd "mothered" many gays and lesbians who had been rejected by their families and worked with concerned parents to better understand their children.

In 1985, the Shepherds received the Lucille Hart Award from the Right to Privacy political action committee. In 1997, Ann received the first Shepherd Award (named for her and her husband) from the Metropolitan Community Church, and OGALLA's Lifetime Achievement Award. In 2000, the Northwest district of the Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan Community Churches awarded Ann its Human Rights Award and, in December of that year, the Imperial Sovereign Rose Court invested Ann with the title of Immortal Legend of Diversity. In 2001, Ann Shepherd led Portland's Gay Pride Parade as Grand Marshal, and, also that year, she received the Vollum Humanitarian of the Year Award from the Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon.

The Shepherd's daughter Susan (Susie) Shepherd was born in 1949. She was educated at the University of Oregon (B.S., 1972) and also attended Portland State University and Stephens College in Columbia, Missouri. She was a volunteer for the V.I.S.T.A. program in Oklahoma, 1973-1974, taught school, and worked for various human rights and gay/lesbian organizations, including the Portland Town Council, and as a clerk for Judge Kathleen Nachtigal in Portland. In 1991 she married the artist K.T. Chase.

The collection consists of papers created by Bill and Ann Shepherd and their daughter Susan (Susie). There are three main groups of materials: personal correspondence, files from the Portland Town Council (PTC), and research files relating to various aspects of the struggle for lesbian and gay rights. Most materials date from the late 1970s and early 1980s, although there are scattered items from earlier and later periods.

Of special interest within the personal papers is correspondence between Susan Shepherd and her parents, including a large file of letters from Bill and Ann Shepherd to their daughter Susan, written while Susan was at college. Among the legislative files are research files and drafts for the Portland Town Council's "Legislative Guide to Gay Rights," produced in the late 1970s. Also included in this series is a fact sheet on homosexuality, texts of pro-gay resolutions, pamphlets for candidates and ballot measures, political articles, and letters to and from various government agencies and officials.The Portland Town Council materials document the group's activities in the late 1970s and include flyers, publications, and organizational files.

There are three series containing research and subject files. These are divided into series devoted to queer/gay related organizations, church and religious related materials, and general clippings. Of particular interest are newsletters of churches and religious groups, all of which document the response to the gay liberation movement by mainstream religious bodies in the U.S. Of interest among the general files are materials relating to the leather community. The collection ends with a small series of photographs, including images of Portland Pride parade of 2001, and a collage of images of Susan Shepherd.

The collection is arranged in the following series: Series A: Personal and family papers, 1931-1993Series B: Legislative materials, 1966-1993Series C: Portland Town Council files, 1976-1981Series D: Queer-related Organization files, 1973-2002Series E: Churches and Other Religious Organizations, 1973-2001Series F: Clippings, General, 1940-1992Series G: General files, 1945-1998Series H: Photographs and ephemera, 1945-2001, undated

The collection is open to the public.

The Oregon Historical Society is the owner of the materials in the Research Library and makes available reproductions for research, publication, and other uses. Written permission must be obtained from the Research Library prior to any use of reproductions. The Society does not necessarily hold copyright to all the materials in the collections. In some cases, permission for use of reproductions may require seeking additional authorization from the copyright holders.

Shepherd Family papers, Mss 2988-15, Oregon Historical Society Research Library

The collection was acquired first by the Gay and Lesbian Archives of the Pacific Northwest (GLAPN), and processed by students at Portland State University prior to being acquired by the Oregon Historical Society.

Acquired 2008, Library Accession 26475

Artifacts, including leather hat and vest, t-shirts, political buttons, and two trophies, were transferred to the Artifacts Collection of the Oregon Historical Society Research Library.

Five audio cassette tapes were transferred to the Sound Recording Collections of the Oregon Historical Society Research Library: Tom Hall profile, 1977; Father John McNeil, 1976; Jerry Falwell, 1976; KKEY discussion, 1976; and Today Show, 1976, interview with Jean O'Jean.

An oral history interview with Ann Shepherd, conducted by Pat Young (with transcript), is available as Sound Recording 4141, Oregon Historical Society Research Library.

This collection is indexed under the following headings in the online catalog. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons, or places should search the catalog using these headings.

Shepherd, Ann M., b. 1918. Shepherd, Susan, b. 1949--Archives Shepherd, William K., 1913-1995 Shepherd Family Portland Town Council Oregon--Politics and government Portland (Or.)--Politics and government Homosexuality--Oregon. Homosexuality--Religious aspects. Gay rights--Oregon Gays and Lesbians Oregon Photographs Political Campaigns Portland Religion Sexuality Women Letters (correspondence) Photographs Legislative guide to gay rights

The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in the collection.

Series A Personal and family papers 1931-1993 Susan (Susie) Shepherd papers Letters from Bill and Ann Shepherd to Susie 1/1 1967 September 1/2 1967 October 1/3 1967 November 1/4 1967 December 1/5 1968 January 1/6 1968 February 1/7 1968 March 1/8 1968 April 1/9 1968 May 1/10 1968 June Susan Shepherd general correspondence 1/11 Letters from others to Susie at Stephens College 1967-1968 1/12 Letters to Susie in Astoria 1972-1973 1/13 Letters to Susie at Hamilton Street 1976-1977 1/14 Other letters to Susie 1967-1978 undated 1/15 Letter from Task Force for Alternative Lifestyles 1976 July 17 Susan Shepherd general files 2/1 Alcoholics Anonymous 1978-1979 2/2 Finances 1976-1982 2/3 Insurance undated 2/4 Invitations to parties or gatherings undated 2/5 Journals and letters to self 1975-1978 2/6 KT and Susie's newsletter 1992 2/7 Leather-related materials 1989-1992 2/8 Letters to God 1974-1979 2/9 Poetry 1967-1978 2/10 Poetry undated 2/11 Resume undated 2/12 Wedding of Susie and KT Chase 1991 August 2/13 Workman's Compensation 1980-1982 2/14 General papers of Susan Shepherd 1957-1994 Shepherd family, general papers 2/15 Ann Shepherd health documents 1980 2/16 Letters to Ann Shepherd and family 1968-1991 2/17 Letters and faxes to Bill Shepherd 1978-1984 2/18 Letters from the government 1973-1993 3/1 Greeting cards undated 3/2 Correspondence with the church 1978-1984 3/3 Day planner (Bill Shepherd?) 1978 3/4 General materials 1972-1986 3/5 Telephone numbers and business cards undated 3/6 William (Bill) Shepherd--Personal materials 1931-1993 Series B Legislative materials 1966-1993 Legislative guide to gay rights --Research and drafts Chapter drafts 3/7 Creation of state-level task forces undated 3/8-10 Education 1971-1977 3/11 Education--Peggy Burton 1971-1977 3/12 Glossaries circa 1976-1978 3/13 History of gay legislation circa 1977 3/14 Legislative goals 1975-1977 3/15 Military circa 1974-1977 4/1 Lifestyles circa 1977 4/2 Portland Town Council chapter circa 1978 4/3 Psychiatry and psychology circa 1978 4/4-5 Religion circa 1973-1978 4/6 General draft materials 1976-1977 4/7 Final draft 1976 Correspondence concerning the Guide and other legislation 4/8 Book distributors and libraries 1977 January 4/9 Goldschmidt, Neil 1977-1987 4/10 Hatfield, Mark 1976-1993 4/11 Media and newspapers 1976-1977 4/12 Oregon district attorneys 1976 4/13 Oregon state representatives 1977-1979 4/14 Oregon state senators 1977-1979 4/15 Other municipalities' gay rights legislation 1976 4/16 McCall, Tom 1976-1977 4/17 McCoy, Gladys 1976-1977 5/1 Paulus, Norma 1976-1978 5/2 Portland City Commissioners 1977 5/3 Reese, Susan E. 1976 5/4 Roberts, Barbara 1984-1992 5/5 Straub, Robert 1976 5/6 Uhlman, Wes (mayor of Seattle) 1976 5/7 United States representatives 1976-1993 5/8 White House 1977 General political files 5/9 Ballot measure 8 1977 5/10 Candidate and measure pamphlets circa 1970-1990 5/11 Democratic Party materials 1976-1978 5/12 General Oregon legislation 1977 undated 5/13 Homosexuality fact sheets circa 1966-1980 5/14 Lobbyist contact information circa 1977 5/15 Mark Hatfield "outing" 1990 5/16 Petitions 1977 5/17 Political articles 1976 undated 5/18 Political materials, general 1976-1983 5/19 Political newsletters 1977-1979 5/20 Portland Police Bureau, Cross-cultural Communication 1986 5/21 Testimony 1977 5/22 Text of pro-gay resolutions and proclamations 1974-1977 Series C Portland Town Council materials 1976-1981 5/23 Campaigns for gay rights (loosely affiliated with PTC) 1977 Community outreach and media 5/24 "Answers to 15 frequently asked questions about homosexuality" (booklet) circa 1977 5/25 Community events--Flyers 1977-1980 undated 5/26 Police harassment of gays 1976 6/1-3 Gay rights (newsletter) 1977-1981 Election materials 6/4 Candidate questionaire (sample) undated 6/5 Voting district demographics undated 6/6 Voting guides 1978-1981 6/7 Handwritten notes by members of PTC 1976 undated Lobbying 6/8 Legal Resource Project 1976 6/9 Legal Resource Committee 1977 6/10 Lobbying duties 1977 6/11 Political action groups/committee 1977-1978 6/12 Miscellaneous lobbying notes 1977-1978 6/13 Oregon-specific campaign against gay rights 1977 undated Organization and administration files 6/14 Activity and spending reports 1976-1978 6/15 Application for tax exempt status--Correspondence 1977 6/16 Ballot for PTC Board members undated 7/1 Bylaws and amendments 1977 undated 7/2 Blank employment termination forms undated 7/3 Correspondence to the board 1976-1980 7/4 Correspondence with television stations 1976 7/5 Fund-raising materials 1977-1978 7/6 Job description drafts 1977-1978 undated 7/7 Larry Copeland correspondence 1976 7/8 Letters of resignation 1977-1978 7/9 Mallory Hotel eviction 1979 7/10 Meeting agendas 1977 undated 7/11 Meeting minutes (scattered) 1977-1978 7/12 Membership drives survey 1979 7/13 Memos to PTC board from Larry Copeland 1976 7/14 Office activity reports undated 7/15 Portland Thrift Center documents 1976-1977 General materials 7/16 Form letters 1976-1977 7/17 Materials with random PTC connections 1976 undated 7/18 Statement regarding Robert DeFrees undated 7/19 Unused materials--Stationary, letterhead, etc. undated Series D Queer-related organization files 1973-2002 7/20 Abortion rights 1978 7/21 American Civil Liberties Union 1977-1987 7/22 Brochures, invitations, and flyers, general 1977-1990 undated 7/23 Equity Foundation 2002 7/24 Eugene Citizens for Human Rights 1978 7/25 Feminism Task Force liaisons undated 7/26 A Few Steps to Politcal Equality (Sappho) undated 7/27 Gay clout (various organizations) 1977 undated 7/28 Gay Hotline undated 7/29 Gay Unity 1977 7/30 I't Time (national newsletter of the National Gay Task Force) 1977-1980 8/1 IWY draft materials 1977 8/2 Lesbian and gay community of Eugene 1977 8/3 Lesbian Community Project 1986-1987 8/4 Lesbian Power--Contact info 1979 8/5 Letter from City of Portland re: rape prevention 1976 8/6 Miscellaneous letter fragments undated 8/7 National Gay Task Force--Action report 1978-1979 8/8 National Organization for Women and related feminism 1975-1978 8/9 Northwest Gay and Lesbian Historian--Newsletter 1996 8/10 OCWE Task Force -- Lifestyle. 1977 8/11 Oregon Gay Alliance 1978 8/12 Oregon Women's Conference 1977-1978 8/13 Oregon Women's Political Caucus 1977-1978 8/14 Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG) 1983-1998 8/15 PFLAG convention 1985-1986 8/16 Parents of Gays (New York) 1979 8/17 Phoenix Rising Foundation 1983-1984 8/18 Portland Gay Men's Chorus 1983 8/19 Pride Foundation 1977 9/1 Queer civil rights (various organizations) 1976-1977 9/2 Right to Privacy Politcal Action Committee 1982-1988 9/3 Right to Privacy--Lucille Hart 1984 9/4 Task Force 1973-1978 9/5 Women's Rights Coalition--Minutes (fragmentary) 1970-1976 9/6 Youth Tutoring Youth 1973-1974 Series E Churches and other religious organizations 1973-2001 Periodicals and newsletters 9/7 Affinity (Affirmation Gay and Lesbian Mormons) 1986 June 1 9/8 Anglican Orthodox Church 1975-1976 9/9 The Chalice (Metropolitan Community Church, Portland) 1976-1977 9/10 Chimes (San Francisco Theological Seminary) 1979 May 9/11 The Dorian Group 1979 May 9/12 The desert truth, Salem, Oregon 1978 April-July 9/13 The General Assembly daily news (United Presbyterian Church) 1978 9/14 In unity (Metropolitan Community Church) 1976 March 9/15 Integrity (Gay Episcopal Forum) 1977 January-April More light update (Presbyterians concerned with gay rights -- not all issues present) 9/16 1979-1981 10/1 1982-1984 10/2 1992-1996 10/3 1997 10/4 1998 10/5 1999 10/6 2000-2001 10/7 Open hands 2000-20001 10/8 Options (Religious Coalition for Abortion Rights Educational Fund) 1986-1987 10/9 The Presbyterian layman 1991-1992 10/10 Search news 1979 January 10/11 Spire (First Presbyterian Church, Portland -- Scattered issues) 1978-1985 10/12 There and now (Metropolitan Community Church) 1997 10/13 United Campus Ministry, Oregon State University 1979 Articles related to religion 11/1 "Can homosexuals change?"--Peace Church of the Bretheren 1984 11/2 "Clergy confront Congress" 1979 11/3 Fundamentalists Anonymous--Newsletter and flyer 1986 11/4 "Happy 10th birthday, Dignity/Portland" 1985 11/5 Nielson, Sister Paula, articles by 1978 1986 11/6 Press release: "Rev. Falwell indicated possible suppor for 'Civil rights for homosexuals'", Gay Rights National Lobby 1980 11/7 Series on the role of evangelical Christians in Oregon politics, The Oregonian 1980 11/8 Shepherd family, article on, United Presbyterian 1979 11/9 "Special report : turmoil in the United Presbyterian Church" 1974 11/10 "A theological approach to a pervasive problem"--Presbyterian survey 1992 January 11/11-13 Various publications 1973-1999 11/14 Articles, miscellaneous 1977-1998 General files relating to religion 11/15 "Aids fact sheet: a brief guide for pastoral care," Presbyterians for Lesbian/Gay concerns undated 11/16 "Bonding in relationships"--worksheet undated 11/17 Brochure: American Baptists Concerned undated 11/18 Central Presbyterian Church, Homophobia Study Committee and Conference 1980 11/19 Dignity, Inc.--Statement of purpose undated 11/20 Downtown Chapel 1998 11/21 Flyers for various events 1975-1994 undated 11/22 Empowering Reconciling Ministries 1987 11/23 Heart to Heart Project for Presbyterian General Assembly--Information and personal letter from Ann Shepherd 1996 11/24 Integrity : Gay Episcopal Forum 1976-1979 11/25 Integrity--Philadelphia, 3rd national convention schedule 1977 August 21 11/26 "Metanoia : miracles or myths? : a Christian mother responds to the ex-gay movement" (pamphlet) undated 11/27 Metropolitan Community Church, General Conference 1979 11/28 Order of service : Ecumenical Worship Service, 5th internation convention, PFLAG 1986 11/29 Order of service : Metropolitan Community Church of Portland 1977-1988 11/30 Orders of service, various churches 1978-1998 undated 11/31 "Paul and homosexuality"--Paper by Jane E. Vennard undated 11/32 Permanent Judicial Commission, Presbytery of the Cascades (legal briefs regarding gay ordination) 1991-1993 11/33 "Personal sharing from some gay Christians to others"--Paper 1977 Portland Town Council, survey of church documentation on homosexuality 11/34 Form letters 1976 12/1 Letters 1976 12/2 Pre-printed blank form 1976 12/3 Presbyterian Lay Committee--Report and brochure 1979 12/4 "The spirit of the law : homosexuality and the holiness code"--Paper by Jane Vennard undated 12/5 "Romans 1:26-27 and homosexuality : a study in context," by George Edwards 1975 12/6 Statement by Bishop Paul Moore, Jr. undated 12/7 Transcript of conversation between William Muehl and William Johson 1977 12/8 United Presbyterian Church, Task Force to Study Homosexuality--Article and study packet 1977 12/9-10 United Presbyterian Church, General Assembly--Press release and letters 1977-1978 Bill and Ann Shepherd Award, Metropolitan Community Church 12/11 "Feelings about the Bill and Ann Shepherd Award" by Ann Shepherd--Original manuscript and final version circa 1997 12/12 Invitations and booklet 1997 12/13 "Overview of Bill and Ann Shepherd's contributions to Oregon's gay/lesbian community," by Roy Cole 1997 12/14 Statement by Sister Paula Nielsen 1997 12/15 Proclamation with letter from Bev Stein to Rev. Ray Cole 1997 Correspondence related to religion 12/16 Bridgeport Community Church 1999 12/17 Cain, L. 1998 December 15 12/18 Clark, Bill--Response of homosexuals in church position 1993 June 10 12/19 Connor, John T., Westminster House, Portland State University 1976-1979 12/20 Dziennik, John 1998 12/21 McLeod, Jack 1985 12/22 Moral Majority--Fundraising letter 1980 12/23 New Ways Ministry 1983-1987 undated 12/24 Perry, Troy, Rev., Metropolitan Community Church 1993-1997 12/25 Speakers with Donald Weston and Helena Carlson 1985 12/26 Westminster Presbyterian Church 1979 12/27 General correspondence 1983-1997 undated Series F Clipping files 1940-1992 12/28 Abortion and pregnancy 1979-1984 undated 12/29 ACLU annual report, "The rights of other special groups" 1978 12/30 The advocate 1978 June 28 12/31 Celebrity, "Two lesbians fight in the army 1975 August 7 12/32 Chicago Sunday Tribune--Graphic section 1940 12/33 Christopher Street 1978 January 13/1 The city open press 1985 13/2 Civil liberties 1979 13/3 "The day after"-- TV Guide and other publications 1983 13/4 Eruption of Mt. St. Helens--Clippings 1980 13/5 Eugene, Oregon, on gay rights 1978 13/6 Feminism and women 1977-1984 13/7 Ford in the White House circa 1974 13/8 Gay community news 1978-1979 13/9 Gay culture experiences 1976-1984 13/10 Gay research 1972-1986 13/11 Homosexuality and the media 1977-1985 13/12 Homosexualtiy, general 1973-1987 13/13 Homosexuality and politics 1973-1987 13/14 Homosexualtiy and religion 1976-1981 13/15 Hostages freed, Germany and Iran 1981 13/16 Insiders's guide to Oregon 1977 13/17 John Lennon's death 1980 13/18 Just out--Article on Bill and Ann Shepherd 1986 13/19 Lavender network 1988 July 13/20 Leather-related clippings 1988-1989 13/21 Life (with article "Homosexuals in revolt") 1971 13/22 Motive magazine 1972 14/1 Ms. 1975 August 14/2 National gay rights 1978-1980 14/3 Newsweek 1977-1992 14/4 Northwest gay review 1975 14/5 Northwest 1979 March 11 14/6 Old Oregon 1987-1990 14/7 Oregon times 1977-1978 14/8 Presbyterian survey 1985 September 14/9 Psychology today 1975 December 14/10 Publications, general 1975-1976 14/11 Re: Greg Johnson incident at the University of Oregon--Clippings and letters 1990 14/12 Sexuality (Phyllis Lyon and Dell Martin) undated 14/13 Special report--"The KKK : a history of racism and violence" 1982 14/14 Time 1975 September 8 1975 July 21 14/15 Tom McCall, death of 1983 14/16 United Presbyterian 1976-1979 14/17 Willamette Valley observer 1975 14/18 Willamette week 1987 Series G General files 1945-1998 14/19 Advertisements undated 14/20 AIDS vigil 1988 14/21 Ann's OGALLA award 1998 14/22 Calendar pictures 1980 undated 14/23 Comics 1945 1962 14/24 Conference flyers and programs 1976-1977 undated 15/1 Dinner programs 1971-1992 15/2 Edtill Deitz, MD 1988 15/3 "Fundrazing or fundraising"--Susie Shepherd 1992 15/4 Imperial Sovereign Rose Court 1979-1996 15/5 International Ms. Leather 1989 15/6 KATU-TV, "The gay community--a closet full of secrets" 1984 15/7 KGW-TV8--Promotions kit circa 1976 15/8 K.T. Chase--Art order form undated 15/9 Leather-related materials 1989-1990 15/10 Memorial items 1978-1989 15/11 Miscellaneous 1976-1994 15/12 Oregonian article with pictures and proofs 1989 15/13 Political flyers circa 1977-1980 15/14 Portland Leatherwoman contest 1989 15/15 Posters undated 15/16 Pride parade 2001 15/17 Flyers for arts, parties, and fund raising circa 1978-1983 15/18 Psychology of homosexuality 1977 1988 Series H Photographs and ephemera 1945-2001 undated Ephemera 16/1 Capitol Pride--Political activist award 2001 16/2 Ephemera, general 16/3 Imperial Rose Court awards 2000-2001 Photographs 16/4 Collage of photos undated 16/5 Collage of photographs of Susie Shepherd undated 16/6 Lady Elaine Peacock undated 16/7 Pride parade 2001 16/8 Wedding--Bill and Ann Shepherd circa 1945 16/9 Wedding--Susie Shepherd and K.T. Chase 1991 16/10 Photographs, general (including Susie Shepherd's high school friends) circa 1965-1996