Governor Cites Gains On Crime Texas Plan
Governor Pres ton Smith released the 1973 Criminal Justice Plan for Texas. He highlighted enhanced peace officer training and new communications and information systems. The plan forecasts over 29 million dollars in federal funds and a 3 million dollar state contribution to reduce local share requirements. The plan emphasizes regional crime planning, court improvements, and offender rehabilitation as core goals with audit and evaluation provisions.
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Preston Smith
Texas
Criminal Justce Council
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Uvis
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
CAC
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CIC
Brown
A Letter Praising Williams and Demanding Reform
A reader commends B B Williams for speaking out on perceived official secrecy around an 11.6 million bond issue and criticizes city county and federal spending. The note urges tax cuts, constitutional government, and cites executive orders as evidence of overreach. It questions education focus and calls for state action against perceived elitist policy.
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B. B. Williams
Arthur J. Lindstrom
P.S
Associated Press
Washington
Kingdom of God Not By Observation Says Jesus
Religious text notes Jesus answering Pharisees about the coming of the kingdom of God. It contrasts unrighteous behavior with inheritance of God’s kingdom and lists sins forbidden by Paul in Corinthians.
Hickel Still Bluntly Advising Nixon on Vietnam Policy
Former Interior Secretary Walter Hickel remains outspoken about U.S. Vietnam policy while publicly praising President Nixon. He told Nixon in a Sept 13 private talk that Americans question why the President focuses on Vietnam when domestic problems grow, and Hickel urged more domestic help.
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Walter Hickel
Nixon
Hickel
Vietnam
China
Alaska
Mike Gravel
Pot Laws Debate Through Jeff Smith Case
A Long Island college student, Jeff Smith, served 32 years for marijuana charges including selling two ounces. His commutation by Governor Rockefeller prompts renewed debate on drug laws, with NORML and critics arguing harsh penalties fail to reflect harm. Smith waits release while others remain jailed nationwide for pot offenses.
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N.Y
Jeffrey Smith
Long Island
Smith
Barry Goldwater
Consumers Union
Nelson Rockefeller
Jeff Smith
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