Helpers of crime victims share fear and insecurity too
A federally funded New York City study finds 80 percent of crime victim helpers report fear, suspicion, and insecurity after aiding victims. Researchers note many unmet needs and low awareness of agencies, with psychological distress affecting both victims and supporters.
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Duarte Says El Salvador Fights Battle of the Century
Salvadoran President Jose Napoleon Duarte accuses the extreme right of violence against journalists and threats within the military while predicting about 500000 voters will participate in the March 28 election. He says leftists may boycott and blames guerrillas for voter intimidation tactics.
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McCartney and Wonder Preview Tug of War Single Ebony and Ivory
McCartney and Stevie Wonder team up for the first single Ebony and Ivory from Tug of War arriving in late April. The album was recorded across Montserrat in star studded sessions. Lemmon would not have appeared in Missing if he thought it un American. Sheita tells of a father and daughter in search of a man killed during an overthrow.
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Missing drama sparks controversy and praise from Lemmon
The film Missing depicting Chile's 1973 crisis faces controversy for its subject and Costa-Gavras approach. Lemmon defends the story focusing on people, not a message, and notes the US embassy`s alleged indifference to Horman's fate. Mary Tyler Moore says she doubts she will remarry after her divorce, denying rumors of ties to Beatty or Sir Gordon White.
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Erik Estrada Jogs at Dawn for CHiPs Prepping
Hollywood, UPI Erik Estrada starts his day with a 6 a.m. jog to stay in shape for a boxing role in an upcoming television movie. He often works late until 9 p.m., so morning workouts fit his schedule.
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Earthquake Rattles Hokkaido Injuring Dozens
A magnitude 7.3 quake struck Hokkaido causing 99 injuries, landslides and damaged homes in coastal villages. No deaths were reported. Aftershocks followed as authorities and the Central Meteorological Agency monitored the region.
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West Bank clashes leave seven Arabs wounded and two tourists hurt
Israeli troops clashed with demonstrators for a third day in the West Bank. Seven Arabs were wounded by gunfire and three Israeli soldiers were injured by rock throws. Two tourists were injured when their Bethlehem bus was stoned. Labor plans a no confidence motion while Syria seeks a U.N. Security Council emergency meeting.
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Walesa Christens Daughter Amid Mass Solidarity Plea
In Gdansk 7000 supporters filled a church for Lech Walesa's daughter's christening despite his absence under martial law. Bishop Kaczmarek asked if the child should be named Maria Wiktoria, symbolizing Mary’s victory, as Danuta Walesa wept. Police barred journalists. 1000 attended inside with others listening outside.
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Plane Crash Kills Six Near Williamsport Mountain
A single engine plane crashed while attempting to land in light drizzle and fog on Bald Eagle Mountain, killing five members of a New York family. Bodies were recovered near the top of the mountain and taken to Williamsport Hospital as police investigate the cause. The crash occurred about 11 a.m. seven miles west of Williamsport Lycoming County Airport with limited visibility.
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