Juveniles mostly do not become lifelong criminals
A Racine study of 4,079 adults born in 1942 49 and 55 tracks delinquency from childhood to adulthood. It finds most juveniles do not follow a criminal path though higher police contact by age 17 greatly raises adult crime risk. Fewer than 15 percent of youths or adults committed felonies.
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Iowa Board Updates Logo Guideline for Faulty Products
The board adopts new rules requiring firms to show they have been in business at least one year and to file an application detailing the product or service. Companies must describe warranty type, provide promotion literature, and explain logo use. Iowa origin production or services are required.
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Wife Arrested in Poisoning Case Shocks Poweshiek County
Alice Taylor faces an attempted murder charge in Poweshiek County after alleged poisoning of her husband and two children. He remains in good condition at University Hospitals. Investigators seek motive while noting most family-linked poisonings occur within relatives. Taylor held in Iowa County Jail with bond set at 28 750 as jail capacity strains local facilities.
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Rising Ritalin use among elementary students reported
A Johns Hopkins led study notes methylphenidate use in U S elementary students has doubled in cycles and reached about 750 000 treated nationwide with projections of over 1 million by the early 1990s The report cites Baltimore County Md data in 1987 and traces growth since 1971 while warning of overuse concerns and broader demographics.
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