Men Form Group Against Rape At Penn Campus
Philadelphia based MOAR, Men Organized Against Rape, aims to channel male anger into help for rape victims rather than vigilantism. Three Penn State members, including Othman Llewellyn, describe hotline use, guilt, and the push to reform rape laws while volunteers coach callers toward lawful redress and support for victims.
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Philadelphia
LPL
University of Pennsylvania
Men Organized Against Rape
MOAR
Othman Llewellyn
Penn
Colorado
Llewellyn
MOAA
Campbell Plowder
Connecticut
Plowder
Iowa
Christina Onassis denies sisterly dispute over will
Paris AP Christina Onassis rejects rumors of a rift with Jacqueline Onassis over Aristotle Onassis estate. She asserts a happy marriage for her father and mother and says no financial or other disputes separate them. She also sues Stavros Niarchos for his late wife’s fortune and awaits a May court date to settle sole-heir claims.
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Paris
Aristotle Cassis
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Christina Onassis
Jacqueline Onassis
Miss Onassis
Athens
Stavros Niarchos
New York Times
Onassis
Roy Colin
Miss Onnassis
Howell movement bridge winners at Welty Way
Bridge winners were Mrs W E Eyman and Mrs K E Henrikson first and Mrs F G Johnson and Mrs Now ard Wilfony second in a Howell movement game played Thursday at Welty Way The next game is Sunday at Welty Way Howell movement winners also played Thursday at Collins Dave Menik and Jack Murphy first Charles Gill and Bill Plattery second Miss Mary Eden was honored at a bridal shower given by Nancy Reed and Debbie Teahon Thirteen guests attended She is the Saturday bride elect of Hollis Fanerson son of Mr and Mrs Durrance Emerson In 1948 the League of Nations officially dissolved
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W.E. Eyman
K.E. Henrikson
FG. Johnson
Noward Wilfony
Howell Movement
Amin
Collins
Dave Menik
Jack Murphy
Charles Gill
Bill Plattery
Mary Eden
Oakland Road
Nancy Reed
Debbie Teahon
Mias Eden
Hollis Fanerson
Durrance Emerson
Jane
Fragmented OCR noise lists scattered names and terms
A garbled block of mixed words and phrases appears, listing names, places, and items in no coherent order. It resembles broken OCR from a newspaper page with unclear context and multiple intrapage fragments.
Denver editor accused of hiring hit man in husband killing plot
Kathy Meade 42 editor of the Denver Social Record and Register was arrested by Denver police and held for investigation of criminal solicitation after a three week probe into reports she tried to hire a professional hit man to kill her husband Thomas W. Meads. She is president of Mobile Pre Mix Concrete Co. Meade was freed five hours later on a 25600 cash bond.
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Kathy Meade
Denver Social Record and Register
Denver
Dale Today
Poison expert cites aspirin as most dangerous poison
Poison prevention expert Dr. Richard W. Moriarty of Pittsburgh warns aspirin is the most dangerous drug for children due to easy access and candy flavoring. He notes overuse and overdoses occur when fevers are treated with aspirin, calling for a national poison center network of about 100 centers to share safety information.
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Richard W. Moriarty
Pittsburgh
Moriarty
Seattle, Wash
University of New Mexico At
Albuquerque
Saginaw, Mich. General Hospital
Miami Couple Returns Sick Vietnamese Orphan
A childless Miami couple who adopted a 14 month old Vietnamese boy, Nguyen Van Thai, then rejected him after fearing cancer from two lumps behind his ears. Doctors found the lumps to be abscesses and treatable. The baby will be placed with new adoptive parents while the Rodriguezes face public response and ongoing emotional strain.
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Renee
Emma Rodriguez
Neguyen van Thai
Howard Wealer
Redtiguex
Neuyen van Thal
Vietnam
Rodriguezes
Rodriguez
Variety Children's Hospital
Sai
William T. Brown
Hoapital
Wexler
Mail Bomber Gets Jail Term
Oklahoma City UPI Marie Haala a Minnesota school teacher convicted of mailing a bomb to the wife of her former lover was sentenced to 10 years in prison Thursday. Mrs Haala, found guilty in November of mailing a bomb last summer to Beverly Vines, wife of Oklahoma State University research scientist Ronald K. Oines. Mrs Oines suffered minor burns when she opened the mail bomb, which burned but did not explode.
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UPI
Marie Haala
Minneston
Haala
Beverly Vines
Oklahoma State University
Ronald K. Oines
Oines
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