Two lawyers debate wife battering and police response in Long Beach
Adrienne Stein and Ronald Brodsky debated handling of 19 wife beating complaints before OWL. Stein urged clear police policy and accessible legal aid for battered women, while Brodsky stressed police sympathy and prosecution, noting many victims back out or seek divorce instead of testifying.
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Older Women's Liberation
OWL
Adrienne Stein
Long Beach
Ronald Brodsky
Women’s Community Resource Enter
Third St
Ms. Stein
Aber
Brodsky
Virinié Corbett
Lynne Rasmussen
Long
Stonard Brodsky
Older Women’s Liberation
Antiques are to Live With says Betty Ketchum
Betty Ketchum, owner of an antique shop in Buena Park, urges buyers to value antiques for life and decor, not just investment. She advises using orphaned pieces, repurposing flawed items, and displaying with restraint to avoid clutter while emphasizing usefulness and enjoyment.
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Sehmup
Ketelum
What is society according to the observer Curtis
The observer defines society as the rich at play and as all who shape social life from aristocrats to doers. She says society includes those born into wealth and those who climb, plus people who are loyal to institutions and run social orders from New York to California. She sees social climbing as education for community needs and a source of national good, while noting the term atrocities in the 1960s misused to mean housework. The interview covers gossip versus factual reporting, the NYT’s lively but non gossipy approach, and journalism’s aim to seek truth.
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Charlotte Curtis
The
New York Times
the Times
Washington Star
Judy Flander
Curtis
New York
California
Az T
Fossin
Times
Gossi
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