Novel Plan Brings Runaway Kids Home
Parade Magazine nominees included a Maryland detective who captured a sex offender and two New Hampshire troopers who stopped Christopher Wilder. The top award went to Capt. Richard Z Voorhees of Bridgewater Twp police for launching Operation Home Free with Trailways Lines offering free rides home to runaways, reuniting 543 youths in two months and averaging 10 per day. The program requires no questions and helps kids return home by verified police intervention.
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Parade Magazine
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New Hampshire
Christopher Wilder
Richard Z. Voorhees
Bridgewater Township
New Jersey
Voorhees
Bridgewater
Florida
Trailways Lines Inc
Capt. Voorhees
Trailways Company
Capt.Voorhees
Mondale shifts stance defense debate boosts Reagan critique
In a Sunday debate, President Reagan framed Mondale as weak on defense, citing Mondale votes against F-14 funds and the Carrier Nimitz. The exchange highlighted Mondale moving from liberal positions to a tougher defense posture.
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Congress
Reagan
Mr. Mondale
Nimitz
Fritz Mondale
California
Thought For Today Arabic Saying on Listening and Speaking
A reflective aphorism notes the advantage of listening and the advantage others gain when speaking. It emphasizes conversational balance and mindful speech as a guiding principle.
Why Would FBI Man Turn Spy
A longtime FBI counterintelligence analyst Richard W. Miller is charged with selling classified documents to Soviet agents. Reported motives include debt, sex, and money as he faced financial pressure from failing avocado business ventures. The case highlights how small compromises can morph into spy activity within internal security.
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Richard W. Miller
Miller
FBI
Nikolay Ogorodnikova
San Diego
The Nonessential Employee Budget Solution
A writer argues that Congress should cut nonessential workers and wasteful spending to close the deficit. Citing OPM’s vague definition, the piece highlights alleged misused funds from LSU, Minnesota, the Field Museum, NEA, GSA, and EPA projects and wonders if trimming these would ease the shortfall.
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U.S. Forest Service
Debates Seen Through Voters Panel Like Olympic Scoring
A columnist proposes a impartial voters panel to score debates in halves and final statements to determine an official winner. The piece compares to Olympic judging and discusses Reagan Mondale Bush Ferraro and political tactics with critical notes on incumbency and media.
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League of Women Voters
Readers' Views Praise Bustle N Fringe at USCA
Readers hail the Museum Benefit performances as outstanding, praising planners and performers from Aiken County. The letter also argues against Senate Bill 775 and S 779, urging contact with senators and congressmen to oppose the bills and defend constitutional accountability.
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Aiken County
Pat Bisscop
Wilma Becker
Lynn Katonak
Will Cole
Margaret Shealy
Bobby Cheeks
Joyce P. Ross
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