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Old 09-26-2017, 02:24 PM
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Back to the topic which is practical materials for survivors/victims of crimes accessible through or in libraries of all kinds. And the help I seemed to have gotten with this cause since 1992 from many quarters? Hollywood, politicians, librarians, lawyers, etc? The 224 613 Project in other words which is a job of sorts. The Western Interstate Commission on Higher Education saw this as work I did from IL, MN, FL, and CA that had had an effect on the State of Nevada's libraries. They had a meeting about my request and other matters in September of 2000.

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Mills Lane used to talk to me on the phone about whom to contact with my 224 613 Project. Of course, things have changed greatly in 2017 now for survivors/victims of crimes. Still you really do not get much in the way of governmental help unless you report a crime against you AND the police have the means, willingness, and agenda to follow through for the victim/survivor. Some crimes they do not even bother with investigating at all.

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