Rape Crisis Center Aids Victims in Washington
Washington activists, including former victims, run a month-old Rape Crisis Center offering medical and legal guidance, emotional support, and accompaniment to hospitals and police. Staff describe helping about 20 callers daily and promoting self defense while addressing police attitudes.
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Karen
Chicago
Pot worries spur teacher letter to Dear Ann Landers
A high school teacher laments marijuana harm after seeing bright teens deteriorate in class and asks Ann Landers for publication. The piece references a Presidential Commission and includes a reply denying the claim pot is harmless. It notes the teacher’s plea for research in schools.
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Ann Landers
National Commission
Commission
Chicago
Illinois
Post Mark Club to Gather in Des Moines
The Post Mark Collectors Club holds its annual convention August 11 to 13 at Hotel Fort Des Moines in Iowa. A branch office will operate at the convention with a special cancellation on mailed envelopes. Architect William Wagner designed three cachets showing early mail delivery to Raccoon Forks now Des Moines. Information available from Mrs. Wilma Carter in Murray, Iowa.
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Post Mark Collectors Club
Fort Des Moines
Des Moines
Iowa
Post Office Department
William Wagner
Raccoon Forks
Wilma Carter
Murray
Marriages Registered for Several Kansas Couples
Marriage licenses issued to Charles Edwin Crum and Julia Almack of Wellington, Richard Evans and Marilyn Horine of Kansas City Missouri, Donald Dean Taylor and Rose Marie Roberson of Topeka, James Norman Stafford and Glynda Jean Miller of Lawrence, Philip Long Henderson and Virginia Benson of Lawrence, Alan Jay Berkowitz and Janine Hassler of Abilene.
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Charles Edwin Crum
Manhattan
Julia Almack
Wellington
Richard Evans
DeSoto
Marilyn Charlene Horine
Kansas City
Donald Dean Taylor
Topeka
Rose Marie Robertson
James Norman Stafford
Lawrence
Glynda Jean Miller
Philip Long Henderson
Virginia Jean Benson
Bear left paw prints at White home in Tennessee mystery
The culprit was easily identified as a bear that wandered from the Great Smoky Mountains into the White's rural Tennessee home area leaving bear paw prints on the house and yard. The White couple reported the bear caused the paint spill in their garage.
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Maryville, Tenn
Roy White
White
Great Smoky Mountains
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