Jail Emphasis Settles On Drunk Driving Sentences in Linn
Linn county judges have agreed to impose jail of two to five days for first offense drunk driving with fines or suspensions as needed. Cedar Rapids municipal court supported uniform policy, but earlier disagreement stalled. A court personnel shift and shared view by Senior Judge August F. Hansell marks Monday as the start of the stricter approach intended to deter intoxicated driving while preserving discretionary mercy for medical or compelling cases.
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Linn
Cedar Rapids
August F. Hansell
District Court
Hus
Geonk
Power Mania and the Trouble with Electricity
University of Town Professor Hugh Dingle argues that rising power use signals deeper issues in society. He cites Americans consuming about a third of world power, 116 US reactors, and vast demand from NYC telephones, predicting a future of electrically powered robot servants unless habits change.
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University of Town
Hugh Dingle
Dingle
Cordova
United States
Puerto Rico
Christemas Toys
American Telephone and Telegraph
New York City
Cold Showers Risk After Exercise Says University Doctor
NLART specialist Dr Rod erick W Childers of the University of Chicago cautions that cold showers after workouts can trigger heart attacks. He explains rapid vascular changes raise pulse and blood pressure, increasing heart workload though no cause and effect proven. He notes high coronary death rates in cold-shower cultures but adds survival suggests good heart health.
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NLART
Roderick W. Childers
Cardiology
Department of Medicine
Division of Biological Sciences
Pritzker School of Medicine
University of Chicago
Childers
Scandinavian
Leaders Against Strife Bold Women Leaders of Israel and India
C L Sulzberger profiles Golda Meir and Indira Gandhi, two longtime premiers who blend toughness with femininity. Both born into distinct backgrounds, they led during postcolonial crises, emphasize equal treatment in politics, and balance family life with public duties.
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Bazliya
Israel
Joseph Luns
NATO
Golda Meir
Indira Gandhi
India
Fox
Mrs. Meir
Russia
United States
Wisconsin
Pales- Ane
Women’s Labor Council
Jewish Agency
Moscow
Gandhi
Jawarhalal Nehru
Switzerland
Oxford
Motilal Netra
Meir
New York Ties Service
Freedom's Contagion Endures Dissent in the Soviet Union
Marquis Childs argues courage exists beyond battle as Soviet dissenters resist oppression. He cites Zhores Medvedev and Roy Medvedev, Sakharov, Bukovsky, and psychiatrists' role while noting Western reactions. The piece weighs socialism with freedom, mass media power, and the risk of contagion of repression at home and abroad.
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Chinky
Zhores
Roy Medvedev
Roy
Andrei Sakharov
Sakharov
Russia
New York Review
J. F. Stone
Psy
World Psychiatric Association
Mexico City
Andrei V. Snezhnevsky
Ministry of Health
Medvedev
World Association
Medvedevs
Vladimir Bukovsky
Siberia
Bukovsky
Serbsky Institute For
America
China
Dnied Feathen Syndicate
Abortion Rights Debate Touches Iowa Readers
Letters to the editor discuss jobless hardship under inflation policy, age bias in employment and pensions, and moral arguments on drinking age. Several writers urge individual sovereignty over morals and critique state liquor laws, abortion rights coverage, and church tax exemptions while praising civic generosity and public figures.
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Iowa
Des Moines
U.S
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Chicago
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Sgt
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United States Marine Band
Washington, D.C
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Mr. C
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Norman Muller
Statehouse
Linn County
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Ralph Potter
Cloyd FE. Robinson
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