Gazette Televised Town Meeting on Child Abuse Today
The Gazette presents an hour long Town Meeting on child abuse airing today at 5 on KCRG TV. A four member panel discusses incidence causes and treatment with a studio audience including legislators and local service providers.
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Linn County
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Diane Wyckoff
Department of Human Services
Denny Frary
Human Services
Corrections on bill misidentification and a boy’s name
A correction notes a 1929 twenty dollar bill pictured as a 1950 issue and explains both backs lack In God We Trust. It also corrects an 11 year old Marion boy misidentified as Michael McKibben and provides his correct name Michael Wright, stepson of David McKibben. Ecumenical Lenten luncheons at First Christian Church begin Feb 22 and continue Fridays through March. The Gazette commits to correcting errors and invites complaints by phone.
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Reports show 1984 rise in child sexual abuse nationwide
A Chicago study finds sexual abuse reports up 35 percent nationally in 1984, totaling more than 123000 cases. The overall child abuse reports rose 19 percent to about 1,273,000, with Mississippi posting the largest surge at 126 percent.
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