Rostenkowski as Chicago Politician Target of Inquiry
Mike Royko argues the Justice Department has dirt to bring Dan Rostenkowski to trial but warns punishment should fit a reformist compromise. He likens Rostenkowski to a Chicago operator, suggests a work release with therapy, and questions prison necessity while urging restraint.
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From prisoner to leader Fatima Birnawi to head PLO women's police unit
Fatima Birnawi, once jailed for a theater bombing, is named head of the PLO police women’s unit. The 1967 attack and her bitter decade behind bars shaped her rise to leadership while facing criticism from a male dominated society. She plans leadership training in Egypt and envisions women handling border searches, traffic, and counseling rather than joint patrols with men.
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Oded Ben. Ami
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Alarm Silence Ends Six Day Neighborhood Sleep Troubles
Baltimore County police finally disabled a faulty burglar alarm in Randallstown after six nights of loud wailing. A officer pried open a cover and cut the wire, ending the disturbance. Neighbors cheered as the alarm stopped and authorities weighed possible charges for disturbing the peace or illegal alarm installations.
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Correction on Fischer paralyzed claim and Nite Moves lineup
An Iowa Court of Appeals report wrongly stated Suzanne Fischer is paralyzed. she says she was temporarily paralyzed after back surgery in 1989. A photo used for Week end calendar shows the band Nite Moves with current members Don Daugherty Glenn Dean Don Timmons Tom Bru ner and Robert Clark. The Gazette will correct any inaccuracies upon review.
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Gazette promotes agriculture with soybean ink and recycling drive
The Gazette highlights using soybean ink and recycled newsprint to support farming. It urges readers to drop newspapers at City Carton at 4250 Sixth St SW or use the nearest recycling location.
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