Box CTYLN-010

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Judy Rhodes and Marsha Hightower-Hopkins outline some of the causes of child abuse and highlight several resources available for parents and concerned adults who may need help or assistance relating to child abuse. Richard Dickson and a group from the University of Maryland, College Park give a benefit fashion show with all proceeds going to the prevention of child abuse. Harold Anthony interviews Jacques Burvick.

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Segment used in WJZ-CTYLN-010-013

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Chef Joseph Randall is interviewed and prepares a fish and chicken dish. Loren Douglass and Jonathan Lesane perform one of the songs from their new corporation, "Mystique Records."

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Patricia Godley discusses her life and the various services that the government has available to help addicts. Many services are poorly managed and do little to get at the root of the problems.

Series Description From the Series: The television program City Line was a public affairs show with topics centered around Baltimore City’s Black community and had a Black cast and crew. It aired from 1982 through 1989. The show was typically 60 minutes long and was broadcast weekly on Sunday afternoons. Occasionally, there were 90-minute specials, and from 1988-1989, the show was shortened to 30 minutes. Typical programs included a conversation with guests before a live studio audience, a...

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Jerry Butler and his manager, Charlie McMillian are interviewed about Jerry's career. Additional guests include Brenda Fleshman, a 4 Seasons and 7 Winds travel consultant; Corky Hoshall, a travel arrangements and international travel consultant and owner.