Mothers win reunion after two years with sons abroad
Bernette Der Paulian regains custody and reunites with her sons Tigran and Conrad after two years apart in South America. Her ordeal involved a vanished ex husband, a felony arrest warrant, private investigators, and foreign legal helped by congressional action to sovereignly reclaim the children from Bariloche Argentina. She urges stronger federal involvement and passport safeguards to prevent future abductions.
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Bernette der Paullan
Bernette der Paulian
John
Ms. der Paulian
Jai
Bennette der Paulisa
Bariloche
Argentina
Long Beach
Tigran
Conrad
Ene
Newhall
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Congressional
Washington, D. C
Congressional Board
Ms. der Paulin
Caracas
Venezuela
South America
der Paulian
Buenos Aires
FHI
Sandy Queveds
Jeng Beach
Quevedo
Craig Hosmer
State Department
Alona
Barilotin
Freedance
FBI
Congressions Subcommittee
Citizen’s Committee
John Conyers
Subcommittee
Passport Office
Money and the Working Mrs Aims for Financial Independence
Ruth Halcomb argues that women should gain financial independence beyond reliance on men. Her book Money and the Working Ms challenges old myths, offers budgets and a master plan, and draws on Halcomb's own experiences as a mother and divorced parent supporting her son while pursuing work.
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Carol Ivy
Ruth Halcomb
Ms. Halcomb
Studio City
Helen Gurley Brown
Ms. Haleorls
Madison Avenue
The
Village Voice
Children propose energy fixes in humorous household list
A parent's piece uses children as satirical voices to suggest wasteful energy cuts. The list includes saving water, skipping showers, lighting fewer chores, wearing clothes longer, eating out, and avoiding daily haircuts while poking fun at adult perspectives and household habits.
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Congress
Tiger Mortis
U N Dinner in Long Beach Promotes African Culture
USC sociology instructor Adebisi Aromolaran will keynote the United Nations Association dinner at the Greater Long Beach Red Cross Building on March 29, speaking on African culture. Long Beach State students provide music. Jess Holtan Sr. addresses the gathering. Punch at 6, dinner to follow. reservations are 19 dollars per person, open to the public.
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Ran
International Community Council
Long Beach State University
Jess Holtan Sr
Greater
Long Beach Area
Red Cross
U.N. Association
Mae
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