Editorials Aid for rape victims
The piece argues that rape victims suffer greater psychological harm than physical harm and urges legal protection for counselor communications. It supports Senate Bill 174 by Senator Deukmejian to privilege rape crisis records unless the victim consents. The editorial urges publicity for the Long Beach Rape Crisis Hotline 597-2002 and underscores rape as a personal crime.
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Superior Court
Armand Arabian
George Deukmejian
Long Beach
Deukmejian
National Organization For Women
Cedar House aids abused children in Long Beach
In Long Beach California Cedar House at 605 Cedar Ave provides 21 hour seven day support for abused children and families. Four staff plus about 20 volunteers serve 20 to 25 families monthly with referrals from social services courts and clinics. The program seeks $50,000 annually but to date has 25,000 city funds and 3,400 from the Junior League with donations filling the gap.
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California
State Department of Justice
Department
Long Beach
Cedar House
Cedar Ave
Department of Public Social Services’ Protective Service
Probation Department
Children’s Clinic
Clara Lowry
Ms. Lowry
Carter struggles with Congress despite TV appeal
Washington analysis notes President Carter excels at shaping publicity and public image but clashes with a newly assertive Congress. Senate and House resist key moves, including water projects, CIA director nomination, and economic stimulus plans, highlighting a rift between televised leadership and legislative negotiation.
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Washington
Carter
Pennsylvania Avenue
Senate
Robert Byrd
Congress
Richard Nixon
Means
Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Byrd
Tip O' Neil
House
Sorensen
CIA
Stansfield Turner
Warnke
Henry Sackson
Moscow
Jack Brooks
Government Operations Committee
Meany and Thompson clash over common site picketing bill
Washington debates a sweeping union driven measure as Frank Thompson pushes to expand site picketing clearing the path for unions to pressure non union workers. George Meany leads AFL-CIO opposition while President backs labor aligned laws amid looming battles in Congress and public opinion.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
House
Senate
Frank Thompson
Thompson
D. J
House Committee On Labor-Management Relations
Building Trades
George Meany
Apl-Cio
Meany
URE
Electricians’ Union
Mr. Meany
Carter
Bal Harbour
Fla
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Afl-Cio
Congress
Posey
U S blocks Israeli arms sale to Latin America
Washington sources reveal Pentagon accuses State Department of anti Israel bias that blocked a sale of 24 Kfir fighter bombers to Ecuador. The move risks Soviet influence as Ecuador and others seek alternatives while Israel and Carter face downturn in arms deals.
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Washington
Embassy Row
State Department
Pentagon
Latin America
United States
Soviet Union
Ecuador
U.S
Israel
Henry Kissinger
Shimon Peres
Carter
France
White House
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Theodore A. Sorensen
Paul Warnke
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Tom Wieker
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Han
Jack Anderson
Nes Bhitten
Pine Avenue
Herman H. Ridder
Daniel H. Ridder
Samuel C. Cameron
Miles E. Lines
David Levinson
Don Ohl
Bart Resnik
Ben Nutter
E. H. Lowdermilk
Milian A. Lomas
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