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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1977
Page
5
Washington AP report cites Richard C. Levy stating 3 million American wives face physical abuse by husbands. Based on FBI, HEW, and police data plus 24 city questionnaires, Levy notes a broad ignorance and a culture of silence.
Levy described a $25 million package to authorize the National Institute of Mental Health to start ongoing research on domestic violence incidence. He and his partner found battered wives shelters spreading nationwide and urged federal guidelines for these centers.
House subcommittee probes disposal limits on non-criminal citizen data held by the FBI. Officials say laws restrict unilateral deletion, while agencies weigh methods to purge outdated domestic intelligence records amid heavy FOIA demand and a large backlog.
Fragmentary notice mentions Micwest Lite Senrasea Partnersin and modern plans for disability protection. It references contacting Matwest Anderson at a local agency in Los Alamitos with a phone number 596-1951. Entities and details are partially garbled.
Civil rights leader Margaret Bush Wilson condemned liberal northern congressmen for a perceived retreat on civil rights during the NAACP's 68th annual convention. She said she was confounded and dismayed by the trend and pledged to challenge it.
In San Francisco federal Judge Samuel Conti ruled that divorced men are entitled to the same old age Social Security benefits as divorced women. The case, led by the ACLU for Stuart Oliver, finds current law denies male divorced spouses benefits available to female counterparts. Benefits begin immediately.
A Agriculture Department advisory panel said a government ban on sodium nitrite in curing meat could raise consumer costs by 1 to 18 percent and push many hog producers out of business. A court suit seeking such a ban was dismissed, and the panel was formed. secretary Bod Bergland warned of higher consumer prices if a full ban is ordered.
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