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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1977
Page
3
NEW DELHI India The ruling Congress party accused opposition supporters of unfair voting practices in two key states during India's parliamentary elections as counting was to begin the next morning. The party faces its toughest electoral challenge since independence 30 years ago.
The article surveys abuse and neglect in families, noting over-discipline and neglect as common harm, with emotional neglect leading to scapegoating and terrorizing. It highlights sexual abuse as least understood, often involving a mother’s partner, and stresses underreporting and long lasting family damage.
During the Carolina winter of 77 Maisons-sur-Mer boasted record home sales for a resort community. Prospective buyers were drawn by year round lifestyle features including golf tennis a health club saunas a cafe and an oceanfront lounge as three quarters of homes sold before spring.
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