Martin Dino Still Makes Us Laugh Through Decades
Dean Martin, dead at 78, is remembered for a gentle, versatile show business gift. His film work and on screen persona blended comedy singing and acting, though some routines appeared dated and sexist. Yet his charm kept audiences smiling, contrasting with today's harsher humor. Philadelphia Daily News
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Blacks Back Tough Crime Measures in National Poll
Columnist Robert L Maginnis reports a Family Research Council poll finding that Black Americans favor strict crime policies. Voters support convict work requirements, restitution, and drug-free releases, reflecting crime prevention beliefs amid high victimization and incarceration rates.
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Women Find Spot In Corporate America
Women enter the workforce and activism demands for more female leaders. The piece argues advancement takes years of hard work and sacrifice, despite calls for leveling the playing field. It notes continued pessimistic media portrayals of women's progress in management roles.
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Economist warns against freeing prisoners to cut costs
Elizabeth Larson writes that turning prisoners loose to save on costs backfires with higher crime losses, victims’ traumas, and hidden state debts. The piece cites a Crime Strike analysis of Illinois early 1980s releases, contrasting minimal savings with massive crime costs and fatalities. It argues responsible budgeting requires accounting for real social costs beyond visible prison outlays.
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Washington Breaks Down on Partisan Road
A National view argues that partisan gridlock on Capitol Hill will limit budget progress. Both parties claim balance as goal yet refuse to agree on numbers, forecasts, or acceptable compromises. Citizens outside Washington still seek cooperation amid rising party tensions.
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