Revolving door justice sparks national debate on bail and release
Across the nation, repeated rearrests while on bail, probation, or furlough prompt calls for reform. Studies show many felonies go unenforced, with bail and probation criticized for bias and ineffectiveness. Experts weigh mandatory sentences versus judge flexibility amid crowded courts.
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Wit's End Misadventure On A Humorous Casserole Tale
A couple debates humor and marriage after a divorced couple story with a cat dish gag. The husband recounts a tale of a casserole leftovers causing a hospital stomach pump scare, followed by a cat giving birth, and the punchline about misperceptions.
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Washington End This Nonsense Ey Pennant
In 1976 Los Angeles Times column, author cites Kennedy era arrogance and a bold stand by Olympia Reyes against powerful figures. The piece recalls a 25 mile canal hike by Douglas and Udall, their muddied intrusion into Olympia’s inn, and the public reaction of women seeking respect and accountability from those in power.
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Carter as President in Waiting and Acheson’s Critique
Washington commentary argues Carter remains the favorite to win in November amid debate over his ties to the public and royal bearing. It reflects on past presidents from Eisenhower to Roosevelt, praising Acheson’s reflections on leadership, humility, and the need for a president who respects subordinates.
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We the people unite on domestic urgency not foreign deeds
Paul Harvey observes that despite ideological divides Americans share concern over urgent home issues. He cites Michigan Nebraska and Florida as diverse yet common in wanting government to fix domestic problems. He warns leaders like Kissinger Haig and Rumsfeld and urges action to reclaim streets and budgets in 1976 Los Angeles Times.
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Sensing The News Back From Precipice
Anthony Harrigan quotes Virginius Dabney warning of societal decay and rising crime in the United States. He notes concerns about government growth, inflation, red tape, unions in military life, and weak leadership. Dabney calls for reform and a new generation to restore national strength.
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NEA seeks 14 billion dollar education boost in federal budget
National Education Association push to lift federal education funding argues for 14 billion more annually, funding new schools and higher teacher pay. Critics say the move ignores taxpayer burden and favors Democratic candidates with union influence. NEA cites member strength and political spending, while opponents warn of national debt and misallocation.
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