Crisis Nursery to Help Abused Children in Phoenix Community
Phoenix volunteers announce the Crisis Nursery opening in March at 2405 E Fillmore to provide temporary safe care for children up to age four during parental crises. A nurse director, 24 hour staff, and volunteers will monitor, with referrals for medical care at Maricopa County General Hospital and counseling services.
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Liz Doup
Maricopa County General Hospital
E. Fillmore
Phoenix
Kippee
County Aspital
Lee Schulz
Scottsdale
Junior League of Phoenix
Junior League
Schulz
Donald Daughton
W.R. Schulz
Plight of Abused Children Rises Beyond Battered Cases
National figures show 1974 reports range 300000 to 600000 child abuse or neglect incidents, with 60000 actual abuse cases and many more neglect cases. Experts cite physical, emotional, educational, nutritional, and community factors, noting gaps in protective services at city and county levels and urging broader public attention.
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RON
Wells Copley News Service
Oe Parry
Vincent de Francis
Children’s Division
American Humane Association
AHA
de Francis
Douglas J. Besharov
National Center On Child Abuse and Neglect
Office of Child Development
Department of Health
Om and Welfare
Washington
Besharov
New York
New York State Assembly
Scottsdale clubs schedule Tuesday meetings
Scottsdale Newcomers' Club meets at Casa Blanca Inn for 11:15 a.m. social, luncheon, and cards. Beta Rho chapter Beta Sigma Phi meets at Greenway Intermediate School Alpen Rumlin for 8 p.m. talk on Drama and Theater. League of Women Voters hosts Frank Aleshire at Evelyn Fett's home 6717 E Turquoise Ave starting 9:30 a.m.
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Scottsdale Newcomers’ Club
Casa Blanca Inn
Casa Blanca’ Rd
Beta Rho
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Greenway
Alpen Rumlin
Scottsdale
League of Women
Frank Aleshire
Evelyn’ Fett
E. Turquoise Ave
Fragmentary inmate-voiced quotes at bus stop scene
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Home Massage Therapy classes offered in area
Six week courses start January 18 with two hour Tuesday sessions taught by Phyllis West. Additional six week options run Wednesdays January 19 to February 23 with morning sessions. Evening classes available sponsored by the Women’s Center in Tempe January 25 and 26. Fees are 30 dollars per class with limited enrollment. West also teaches through Arizona State University Extension and previously in Los Angeles Community College District. For information contact Phyllis West at 847.5 4th Place, Mesa, 85203.
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Phyllis Weste
Women’s Center
Tempe
West
Arizona State University, Extension
Los Angeles Community College
Phyllis West
Mesa
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