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A spokesperson said the members had to flee the country for their lives but continue to work from their places of exile. Berlin-based Courage Magazine has announced it will hold back )( 10 percent of its taxes until NATO reverses its recent decision to place Pershing Two and Cruise Miss iles in West Germany beginning in 1983. A widening womenls tax revolt in West Germany is aimed at resisting the arms race. Here's where to pick up your DETROIT METRO nMES All Detroit Public Libraries Clementine's Kitchen Motor City Showcase Betty's Health Foods Rag Doll Salon and Detroit Neighborhood Richard River Park Lounge New Horizon Bookstore Bitonti Rock City City Halls Soup Kitchen Parkhurst Apts, Change of Pace Rubiner Gallery Woodbridge Tavem Parkstone Apts, Ciabattino Sir Charles Pub Piper's Alley (Grosse Pointe) Continental Market The Unique Place DOWNTOWN MED/CUlTURAL/ Punch & judy Discount Records Wine Unlimited, Inc. Radio Gandalf Leather ACORN NEW CENTER Red Carpet Lounge Grafiskas SOUTHFIELD/ Actors Renaissance Theatre Altier's Renaissance Racquet Club Halstead Gallery Attic Theatre Alvin's Rner "jwilight Bar NORTHlAND Richard's Drugs Healthy jones Artworks Cafe Advance Bldg, Bad Records Tupay's It's the Ritz Berman's Bonstelle Theatre American Centre Union Street (Grosse Pointe) Mark Keller Book World Artisan's Broadway Market Village Cafe Music Stings 'N' Things Brother's Bar-B-Q Cafe Detroit Bad Records Vivio's Pierce Street Gallery Bull Market Carson's Supper Club Cracker Barrel Party Store Wubze~'s Road Runner Skates Cadillac Tower Cass City Cinema Healthy jones Zukin's Roots Cass Food Co-op Herman's Sporting Goods Ciao Scissors City National Bank Bldg, Cobb's Comer WEST SIDE La Bibliotheque Detroit Gallery of Contemporat Sneaker 'N' Cleats Cluttered Comers Anderson Music Man Oh Man Crafts and Garden Suzanne Hillberry Gallery Detroit Artist Market Bob's Cycle Shop Musicland Detroit Historical Museum Detroit jazz Center Cinderella's Attic FERNDALE Racquetime Detroit Institute of Arts Prudential Town Center Detroit Visitor's Bureau Dearbom Music Delta Lady Downstairs Pub George's Food & Spirits Racquetime Glass Bottle Shoppe Dream Merchant Emily's Across the Street Gregory's Schaak Electronics Hubbard Farms Fad World Fabulous Second Hands Gnome Tower 14 Magic Market Hobby Center Rrst National Bank Bldg, Hilberry Theatre Van Dyke's Napolian's Retreat Military Outpost Focus Gallery Hollywood Bar Nunzio's Van Dyke's Shoes Lewis Art Supply. New York Bagel 431 East Off the Record Van Dyke's Uptown Orchestra Hall Paperbacks Unlimited Gallery Renaissance Parklane Towers Wonderland Music Park Sheldon Apts. Rosie O'Grady's Pub Garfield's Peaches Records & Tapes Poster Gallery_ Sam's jams TROY Garth's Rocky's Records Circa 1890 Saloon Sauer's Ginopolis Uncle Sam's Art Gallery ofTroy Scarab Club of Detroit Sports Car Accessory Greyhound Bus Terminal Head Rest Song Shop Saloon The Silver Hammer Guidos HIGHlAND PARI( Negative Outlook Union Street Too Whole Grain Natural Foods Henry the Hatter The Eighties Theatre Stone Soup Food Co-op Z's Place Herb's Place Honeycomb Natural Foods Top ofTroy ROYAL OAK Village Green Apts, It's the Ritz EAST SIDE johnson's Hair Care Center jacoby's Pretzel Bowl Saloon Alden Alley jay Bees Acapulco Big john's Tobacco Shop COLLEGES Alden Park Apt. Madison Theatre NORTHWEST SIDE Black Barts Center fo r Creative Studies Balmar Motel Bloomin' Attic Muccioli Gallery Baker's Keyboard Lounge Detroit College of Business Betty Ross Rner Foods Detroit College of Law Nemo's Saloon Bookie's Club 870 Blue Mushroom }he Bowery 101 Lounge Dawn Records The Bull-Shirt Detroit Institute of Technology B'stilIa Restaurant Parsonage Detroit Repertory Theatre Century Camera Henry Ford Community College Buddy's Pizza Piper' s Alley (Edison Plaza) Dummy George's The Cover-up Highland Park Community College Butcher's Inn Piper's Alley (Greektown) Lou's Deli Cunningham Drug Store Lawrence Institute of Technology Car City ClaSSics D,M,J. Poison Pawn Palmer Park Citizens Council Macomb County Community Coachman Records College (South Campus) Porter Street Station Savon Foods Market Dunes Country Manor Renaissance Deli Sunkist Stores Fourth Street Playhouse Marygrove College Ethel's Cocktall Lounge Richard's Clothes Tradewinds The Game Player Mercy College of Detroit The Great One Rudolph's Ltd, Tiger Records Graphic's Factory Oakland Community College Harpo's Skyline Kite Shop Watts Club Mozambique Harmony House (Auburn Heights, Orchard Ridge, jefferson'ian,Apts, Speedy Printing Ye Olde Butcher Shoppe joe's Army Surplus Royal Oak, Southfd Campuses) Sweet Water Tavem just Buzz'n Lewis Art Supply Oakland UniverSity Walden Books Kean Apts, PONTIAC Lobby Hobby Schoolcraft College David Whitney Bldg, Kegabrew Bad Records Marcelle's Shaw College Woodward Tower Lafayette Plaissance Full Moon Records Maurice Dancewear, Inc. University of Detroit Your Front Closet 1300 E. Lafayette Grill's Meyers Music City U of M Dearbom YWCA Ubrary Company Michigan Roller Skate Co, Wayne County Community LUi's Mickey Shore's College (Downtown, West & WAREHOUSE DIST. May's Records BIRMINGHAM Patti Smith East Campuses) Brau Haus Merit Book Center Artwear T-Shirts Record Outlet Wayne State University Detroit Metro TImes is distributed free throughout the metropolitan area, With the pass-on rate in the publishing industry usually set at 3.5 readers per copy, the Metro TImes is read by over 100,000 people you want to reach! Press Run, 35,000, INTERNATIONAL Icelandic women are coming up with all-women slates of candidates for the upcoming fall elections , and establishing a political headquarte rs is Reykjavik. A major demand is for adequate child care fac ilities. More than 1, 500 prostitutes in Greece recently went on strike to demand the repeal of a law which requires that doctors report the identity of patients treated for venereal disease. Feminists in Lichtenstein, the only western country where women donlt have the vote, protested during recent elections , using a poster showing Sleeping Beauty and the command "Awake. II Forty women have been ~since last summer outside an 1\ airforce base in Greenham Common in Britain. They a:.;JP"rotesting NA TO plans to house cruise mis s iles in Britain. Turkey may be about to legalize abortions and voluntary ste rilizations. --} An estimated la, 000 Turkish women die each year from illegal abortions. INTERNA TIONA L Women throughout the world are both working and unemployed in record numbers, according to a study by the International Labor J< Organization. During the last decade, women in the workforce increased 11 percent in Britain, 23 percent in Italy, 26 percent in Australia, 43 percent in the U. S. and 60 percent in Canada. But layoffs for women increas eA3 00 percent in Britain, 400 percent in W. Germany, 600 percent in Belgium and 48 percent in the U. S. Homa Natech, an Iranian feminist critical of the Khomeni regime, T has been arrested in Tehran, according to a report in the English magazine Spare Rib. Spare Rib reports that over 300 wome~ ~ ~ere executed in Iran during the second half of last year, and their "crimes" included being a lesbian, having a lover, or participating in anti-governme nt protests. A Canadian rape cris is center has been orde red to open its confidential files to the government. The British Columbia government, which provides a $150, 000 contract to the Rape Relief Clinic, claims it must check records for contract renewal. The group faces loss of funding if the confidentiality issue cannot be resolved. INTERNATIONAL/HEALTH HERSA Y reports that a proposed bill to legalize abortion is expected to become law in Thailand. The legislation, which has passed the Lower House of Parliament, and is being debated in the Senate, would grant abortion on demand to women. If enacted, Thailand will be a pioneer in 1llD st of Southeast Asia, where abortion is widely illegal. There are some exceptions in cases of rape or where the woman is endangered by her pregnancy. But abortion advocates claim that at least 10,000 women die annually out of a million who seek illegal abortions at the hands of untrained doctors. 60% of the women seeking illegal abortions in Thailand are reported to • be married. ~ NEW WOMEN's TIMES March, 1982 INTERNATIONAL Women refugees from EI Salvador are often being held in county and state jails, as opposed to men who are held in Immigration and Naturalization Service camps. Subjected to typical prison treatment, including strip searches, these women are more likely to waive their rights to asyluma or be deported. Young women are not becoming geishas in Japan because of low pay and poor benefits. The average ge isha is now 40 years old. NATIONAL J( Castration for men convicted twice of aggravated rape is being proposed by Paula Lewellen, a conservative Republican, who has introduced a bill into the Mas sachusetts Legislature through Representative Royall Switzler.
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