28 Million American Women Suffer Wife Beating
Washington AP report cites author Richard C. Levy stating about 28 million married women in the United States are victims of wife beating with 10 percent using lethal weapons. He urges federal guidelines for shelters and a $25 million National Institute of Mental Health research package amid calls for broader societal change.
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Washington
Richard C. Levy
Roger C. Langley
Levy
Langley
United States
Congress
National Institute of Mental Health
FBI
American Bar Association
HEW
Jackie Gleason
Ralph
Alice
Vacation Fishing What You Can Freeze And How
Home freezing of vacation catches should use only fresh unfrozen seafood kept cold, with airtight protective packaging such as plastic film or polyester bags. Avoid freezer burn by expelling air, using water glazing, and roll wrapping, and thaw slowly in fridge or cold water to preserve quality.
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Mary Helen T. Loftin
Warren County Extension
Winchester man wins $1000 in A&P game
Tow Dew of Piccadilly Street Winchester becomes the third local to win a $1000 prize from Amherst Street A&P. David Harmon hands over the check as the store marks its third game with frequent $100 prizes and high odds for a $1000 win. Dew plans to use the money to pay travel bills from a recent Switzerland trip.
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Star
Tow Dew
Piccadilly St
Winchester
A&p
David Harmon
Amherst St
Dew
Amherst
Weems Lane
Harmon
Switzerland
Seaman DeSpain Wedding in Washington D C Temple
Mr and Mrs Charles A Seaman of Middletown announce the marriage of their daughter Dorothy Lorraine to Lawrence V DeSpain of Virginia Beach Va on June 25 at the Washington D C Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. The couple will reside in Virginia Beach.
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Charles A. Seaman
Middletown
Dorothy Lorraine
Lawrence V. DeSpain
Virginia Beach
Washington D.C. Temple
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Val DeSpain
Phoenix
Ariz
Suzanne Spielzer
Hancock, Mich
James Wood High School
System Development Corp. Integrated Services Division
Herb Workshop at Belle Grove Explores Plants Uses
On Sunday July 10 from 1 to 6 p.m. at the Middletown plantation Mrs. Marjorie Hudgins will lead an herb workshop. Participants will tour The Herb Garden, learn propagation, folklore, remedies, sachets, potpourris, and garden design with over 50 herbs. A supper featuring herb flavored dishes concludes the event. fee is 16 dollars with a 5 dollar nonrefundable deposit, advance registration required.
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Belle Grove
Marjorie Hudgins
Middletown Plantation
Hudgins
Berea College
Penland
University of Georgia
National Trust
National Trust For Historic Preservation
Belle Grove, Inc
Rt. 11
Middletown
I-81
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