Judge Proposes Prison Labor Plan At Lucasville
Speaking at an Ohio Corrections conference Judge Manuel M. Rocker argued for a program turning prisoners into private sector workers. He estimates $12.5 million in five years with 75 percent recidivism, proposing wages, union dues, savings, and taxes funded by inmate earnings to reduce future crime.
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Ohio Correction Court Service Association
Southern Ohio
Lucasville
Manuel M. Rocker
Columbus
Judge Rocker
Baytown Sun Masthead and Publishing Details
The Baytown Sun lists staff positions including Editor and Publisher General Manager Assistant to Publisher and more with a Memorial Drive Baytown address. Subscription pricing appears, along with distribution and advertising notices, in a cluttered OCR fragment.
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Preston Pend Grass
The
Ee Iaibas
Jim Finley
Wanda Orton
Haxiawn
Texas Post
Harvic
Baytown
Tetras
Bow
Carrier
General Act
Suburban Press
Nciated
Late Director Unbending Watergate Re-Emphasized J. Edgar Hoover's Honesty
ERNEST CUNEO argues Hoover protected civil rights and guarded the FBI’s integrity amid Watergate scrutiny. He asserts Hoover’s methods upheld due process, contrasted with left and right critiques, and notes the ongoing need for bipartisan oversight of federal police power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watergate
J. Edgar Hoover
Ernest Cuneo
Washington
Haldeman-Ehrlichman
FBI
Bronco Hoover
Hoover
Supreme Court
Gestapo
John V. Lindsay
New York City
Edgar
Diet and bowel care for diverticulosis and irritable colon
A physician discusses diverticulosis management emphasizing high bulk fiber from whole cereals, bowel training, and cautious use of bulk expander laxatives. He contrasts with chemical laxatives that can disrupt bowel function and notes spastic colon and constipation as linked issues. The passage ends with a biblical quote.
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Denis Burkitt
Ima Ange
Paul Bunyan and popular names of the era
The text notes the mythic lumberjack Paul Bunyan as a national symbol of bigness and ingenuity in the 1920s through James Stevens stories. It also cites a World Almanac claim that French names were common for West German babies and that in 1970 Andreas and Nicole topped birth names for boys and girls respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bunyan
James Stevens
Bunyan
America
The
World Almanac
Andreas
Nicole
Lawmakers With Reserve Commissions Spark Congressional Ethics Debate
Washington lawmakers hold reserve military commissions, including Speaker Carl Albert, with 108 members across Senate and House. Article notes conflicts of interest among Armed Services and Appropriations committees, detailing retirement pay, subcommittee roles, and the 1956 Dual Compensation Act allowing dual salaries and pensions.
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Washington
Congress
Pentagon
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Armed Services Committee
Howard Cannon
D-Nev
Air Force Reserve
Tom McIntyre
D-N.h
Army Reserve
Robert Sikes
D-Fla
House Committee On Veterans Affairs
Senate Veterans’ Committee
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Naval Reserve
Hartke
Tom Stafford
R-Vt
Strom Thurmond
Navy
Air Force
Claiborne Pell
D-R.i
Coast Guard
United States
Sen
Lane
Kansas
Union Army
National Taxpayers Union
Albert
Penny-pinching politics threaten U.S. medical research
A 1970s era assessment warns that reduced funding and political pressure have shifted biomedical research away from the United States toward Britain, West Germany, Sweden and Belgium. Dr. Rachmie Levine of City of Hope Hospital argues the Nation must invest about 300 to 400 million dollars annually to sustain theoretical work and prevent a permanent decline in global leadership.
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Rachmie Levine
City of Hope Hospital
United States
Great Britain
West Germany
Sweden
Belgium
Levine
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Baytown Sun
Paul Putman
Pat Staples
Yee Twa
Muna
Sertice
Fred Haremat
John Wadley
Ion Brown
Anne B. Priteher
Nets
L. Patrick Gray
Lawrence E. Lamb
Ari Field
James
Enterprise Assn
Jack Anderson
U.S. Medical Research
Los Angeles
NEA
National Science Foundation
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Enterpass Science News
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