By Anat Rubin
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - Mary Burdick knew her organization was in trouble.
The year was 1984. Ronald Reagan was president. And the political climate that gave birth to federally funded legal-aid organizations was replaced with an environment hostile toward social services.
Government officials no longer wanted t...
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - Mary Burdick knew her organization was in trouble.
The year was 1984. Ronald Reagan was president. And the political climate that gave birth to federally funded legal-aid organizations was replaced with an environment hostile toward social services.
Government officials no longer wanted t...
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