DUI Sentence Dilemma Pastors and Polls
A narrative compares a second DUI offender's choice between short jail time and extended community service. The piece weighs embarrassment and social ramifications, noting ten hours daily eight weekends of trash pickup as a public shaming option and its impact on relationships and business.
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Hawkins
Not to jail or to drive a better way
A loose anecdote from Lewis Grizzard on avoiding jail after drinking and driving. He recalls a jail cell experience with two scary inmates, losing shoes, and waiting for dawn. The piece ends urging readers to call a cab after too many drinks.
Chance Of Frost Tonight With Sunny Mild Rest Of Week
A weather forecast shows frost possible tonight with mid 30s lows and fair skies. Tomorrow and midweek bring sunny to mostly sunny conditions with highs ranging from the upper 60s to mid 70s and coastal areas near 70s.
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Plains
Texas
Midlands
Police killings down in 50 cities since 1971 study finds
A University of Maryland study shows police killings of citizens fell from 353 in 1971 to 172 in 1984 in 50 large cities, with sharp drops in killings of blacks and fewer citizen killings of police.
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Washington
U.S
University of Maryland Criminology
Lawrence Sherman
South Africa Cited As Best For Business
A London based survey by Employment Conditions Abroad ranks South Africa among the world's most congenial places for foreign businesspeople to live, tied with Australia Canada New Zealand the United States and Western Europe. The report notes Namibia is in the second best category and lists Angola Ghana Iran and Uganda in the bottom tier amid factors like climate health risks housing and security. It cites no details on why South Africa earned top status despite apartheid era racial tensions.
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London
South Africa
Australia
Barbados
Canada
New Zealand
United States
Europe
South West Africa
Namibia
Independent
Black Market Surges Over New OCD Drug Clomipramine
U S government scientist says a large black market in Canada and Mexico has grown around clomipramine the first effective treatment for obsessive compulsive disorder. Insel notes 50 percent symptom relief for most patients with substantial cures some remain healthy after six months to five years. FDA approval unlikely for at least two years due to safety and efficacy data needs.
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New York
Canada
Mexico
U.S
Thomas Insel
National Institute of Mental Health
Bethesda
U.S. Food and Drug
Insel
The
Phobia Society of America
Preservationists Fight Planned Gutting Of Old Boston Church
Boston parishioners and preservationists seek landmark designation to stop Jesuit run Church of the Immaculate Conception from being gutted and converted into offices and living quarters. Neighbors allege interior removal without permits while Jesuits defend actions as storage and possible reparation.
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Boston
Dennis F. Crowley
Harvard
Crowley
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Patrick Charles Keely
Society of Jesus
Jesuit Order of Priests
William Sommers
Robert G. McMillan
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