Women's Self Help Center aids battered women in St. Louis
The Women's Self Help Center in St. Louis expands to a nine room home in the West End and provides food, shelter, clothing, and counseling for women facing physical and sexual abuse. Founders Roslyn Sherman and Sandy Baker describe the battle against cultural beliefs that normalize wife beating and stress that leaving a violent marriage is complex and personal. The center relies on donations and a recent public grant to fund five new staff members while emphasizing that the woman's choice governs her life and future.
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Purdue device lets tongue clicks run electronic boxes
Christopher Lee, a Purdue freshman paralytic from cerebral palsy, uses a tongue click to operate a five-command voice controlled computer built by Purdue engineers with Indiana Rehabilitation Services. Prof Vernon Newhouse envisions free distribution if successful and foresees broader rehab tech use. The box cost about 200 dollars in parts plus 300 dollars for Lee’s tape recorder, with student assistance from Mishawaka and Broomall. A second note reports Jackson W. Goss claiming home purchases help preserve marriages, based on psychology findings.
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