Frenchmen deny rape exists fueling delayed lawsuits
In France a growing anti-rape movement confronts a macho culture that has long ignored rape as a crime. Militants like Maryse Wilinski insist the issue shocks society more than early abortion debates, as a first French book on rape gains attention and sparks discussion.
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Open house marks golden anniversary for GALESBURG-Everett Allen couple
GALESBURG Everett and Norma Allen celebrate 50 years with an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at the Galesburg Christian Church fellowship room. They wed Jan. 3, 1927, in Chanute. sons Gary Pryor Oklahoma and Glen Galesburg attend with families.
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Home economics ambassador program at Kansas State
Kansas State University student Marsha Nelson will serve as home economics ambassador during December and January. The sophomore in the College of Home Economics participates in the Home Economics Headliners program, visiting area high schools to promote K State programs and assist the public with information about the university.
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Kansas State University
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College of Home Economics
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France Sees Rape Convictions Rise Amid Liberation Movement
The Tribune notes several French courts have issued prison sentences for rape this year, a rarity in the country. The anti-rape campaign emerged from Gisèle Halimi and the Choisir movement, which also spurred France's abortion rights victory after the 1972 Bobigny trial and subsequent contraceptive law. The movement later waned and then revived.
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Women’s Liberation Movement
Gisele Halimi
Choisir
Halimi
Bobigny
New Citizens Born to Local Families This December
Newborns announced include Jonathan Paul to Mr. and Mrs. Lester E. Matlock of Thayer on December 19, Jesse Lyle Jr. to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lyle Folk on December 21, and Nola Jeffrey Clayton to Carmen and Nola Colston at 508 S. Central on December 22.
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Jonathan Paul
Lester E. Matlock
Thayer
Jesse Lyle Jr
Jesse Lyle Folk
Nola Jeffrey Clayton
Carmen
Nola Colston
S. Central
Fireplace safety rules by Lois Carlson
Safety guidance from the U S Consumer Product Safety Commission outlines common fireplace injuries and a numbered set of precautions. Key points include inspecting the unit, avoiding flammable fuels, keeping dampers open during burning, using a fire screen, supervising children, regular vent and chimney checks, cooling ashes before disposal, ensuring the fire is entirely out at night, and installing chimney guards to prevent blockages from nests.
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Neosho County
United States
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Blood on the Mountain film at Savonburg Bible Church
A color film Blood on the Mountain will be shown at 9 p m Friday during New Year service at Savonburg Bible Church. The Rev Richard Warner says the movie shows God s love and forgiveness amid convicts fleeing prison and meeting families and others in a Colorado setting.
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Savonburg Bible Church
Richard Warner
Colorado
Varner
Elaine Carol Naegele Engaged to David Wayne Engelman
Mr and Mrs Roger K Naegele of Arkansas City announce the engagement of their daughter Elaine Carol to David Wayne Engelman son of Mr and Mrs Marlin Engelman The couple both attend Kansas State University Manhattan with Elaine majoring in early childhood education and Engelman in animal science and industry They plan August 13 1977 wedding at Redeemer Lutheran Church Arkansas City
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Arkansas City
Elaine Carol
David Wayne Engelman
Marlin Engelman
Benedict Naegele
Arkansas City High School
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Engelman
Altoona- Midway High School
Redeemer Lutheran Church
Arts and crafts contest announced for January
The Chanute Recreation and Parks Commission announces its annual arts and crafts contest with a Jan 7 deadline. Bob Cross says entries promote creativity and honor amateur Kansas artists and winners advance to the Kansas Recreation and Parks Association exhibit in Topeka Jan 19 21.
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Bob Cross
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Kansas
Chapman Library
Neosho County Community Junior College
Kansas Recreation and Parks Association
Topeka Municipal Auditorium
State Association
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