Backlash in prison reform as officials debate effectiveness
Gary Thatcher surveys a backlash among liberals and conservatives against prison reform. Anthony Travisono, former Rhode Island head and now ACA leader, argues reforms may fail to cut crime. Allen L. Ault urges diversion and stricter parole, warning against overreliance on rehabilitation without accountability.
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Looking Back Friday in the Yellow Barn Sanctuary
In Old Bennington Captain H W Congdon of Arlington gave an illustrated lecture on the Long Trail and Vermont woods. School superintendents D W McClelland and Francis S Irons balance a travel tour with attendance at the National Education Association meeting in Denver. Vermont Highway Board says the Brattleboro Bennington road will be completed under the 1935 federal aid program with U S Bureau of Public Roads approval. 25 years ago July 24 1950 a trailer driver nicknamed Happy Chamberlain is hospitalized after a 3000 gallon tanker overturned near Danville Notch. Monument Manufacturing Corp will replace Bennington Manufacturing Co in Taylor Garage on North Street. Bennington Selectmen discuss diverting Barney Brook to Roaring Branch to flow away from Bennington Village.
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Remembered the summer of 1974 in New York
A retrospective reflecting on the first anniversary of Nixon impeachment proceedings by the House Judiciary Committee. The piece recalls Barbara Jordan and James Mann, notes three articles of impeachment, critiques Ford's presidency, and laments post-Watergate disillusionment while affirming the nation’s constitutional liberation.
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Sporting scene in Holland
The Dutch favor outdoor, communal sports over spectator events. Soccer draws crowds of 65,000, rugby thrives among youth, sailing is stylish in Rotterdam and Amsterdam, and canal houseboats dot Amsterdam. Cycling is a major sport with long endurance races and prize money, while golf remains little known. Gambling exists with Lotto and Toto, gambling laws liberal, and fishing remains the most popular activity for the young and old.
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New York City Seeks 1976 Democratic National Convention
The city aims to land the 1976 Democratic National Convention regardless of the star attraction, signaling a bold bid by municipal leaders in Boston Globe reporting.
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