Prostitution in New York City From a Madam’s View
Rosie's bedroom closet holds mink coats as she faces another evening on the streets. The piece describes about 4,000 prostitutes in New York, the social strata among them, their routines, risks, and coping strategies, through Rosie and Dee, highlighting cost of living, arrests, and emotional impact.
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Lesley Oessner
New York Times News Service
NEW York
Rosie
New York City Vice Workers Tell Their Stories
A profile of New York City sex workers and pimps describes money as a key motive for women in the trade. It details house hierarchies run by women like Jackie and Michelle, client pricing from $50 to $1,000, and life in high rise apartments. The piece notes street work, policing pressure, loneliness, and futures including college and marriage.
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Netherworld
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East Fifties
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Little Bit
Lexington Ave
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Brooklyn
City —_ College of New York
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Internal Revenue Service
Mental Health Clinic tops Alabama patient counts in last year
The North Central Alabama Mental Health Center led state clinics with 2,447 patients in Decatur followed by Mobile 2,250 and Birmingham 2,093. Nationwide totals reach 17,414 with several centers reporting lower figures.
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Women's Groups Ask Court to Uphold Reproductive Autonomy
Seven women's groups and 47 women led by Margret Mead petition the Supreme Court to protect the right to medical abortions nationwide. They argue women must decide for themselves within medical practice limits, challenging Georgia and Texas abortion rulings while court jurisdiction is questioned.
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Barry Schweid
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Supreme Court
United States
Georgia
Texas
Margret Mead
American Association of University Women
National Board of the Young Women’s Christian Association of the United States
The
National Organization For Women
National Women’s Conference of the American Ethical Union
Professional Women’s Caucus
Unitarian Universalist Women’s Federation
Women’s Alliance of the
First Unitarian Church of Dallas
Violence cools after Northern Ireland days of bloodshed
The Associated Press reports a quiet dawn in Belfast after days of the worst violence in months sparked by a roundup of suspected terrorists, leaving at least 13 dead in the British province.
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Associated Press
Belfast
Northern Ireland
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