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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1985

Page

10

Medlock outlines tough crime package for South Carolina

Medlock urges a sweeping crime package including a new trafficking crime with mandatory 25 year sentences for large drug corruptions and up to 200000 in fines. He highlights victims rights enhancements and a Victims Compensation Act with 350000 allocated for victim services. The plan would raise housebreaking penalties to 20 years and consider shortening appeals while addressing crime victims’ needs.

S.C Medlock General Assembly

Poll Charlie Virginia man describes marital intimacy as dull

Royko notes many men write about happiness in life. Tony of New York, 72, says love remains great, perhaps slower, but he still has nothing else to do.

Charlie Virginia Royko Tony New York

Northeast Gains as Migration Slows in 1982 83

A study of IRS migration data shows the Northeast loosening its regional decline while the West attracts fewer newcomers. Rogerson and Plane report that 14.2 percent of interregional movers chose the Northeast in 1982 83, up from 12.5 percent in 1978 79, with a net loss of 147,000 versus 344,000 earlier.

Washington West Peter A. Rogerson Northwestern University David A. Plane University of Arizona Internal Revenue Service American Demographics Magazine IRS Rogerson and Plane Rogerson

Isolated Native Reservations Await Flooded Roads Relief

Snowbound Navajo Hopi and Hualapai lands in Arizona face weeks of isolation as 18 000 residents wait for five helicopters to deliver food fuel medicine and livestock feed. National Guard convoys move supplies while eight evacuated amid fevers dehydration and diarrhea.

Reams Canyon Ariz Arizona Bruce Babbit National Guard Phoenix Navajo Reservation Duane Reyal Navajo County Beyal Slyvia Querta Hualapais Mohave North-Cen

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