Conscientious Policework Frustrated By Legal Pleas In NYC
The New York City Police Department studied 136 handgun felony arrests and found none convicted at maximum terms, all dismissed or reduced charges. Police data showed rising felony arrests from 35 629 in 1960 to 94 042 in 1971, yet only 552 went to trial. Plea bargaining and dismissals create revolving door justice hurting morale.
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Letters to the Editor in Chateau Mont about Social Security and inflation
A letter criticizes a pending Social Security bill as inflationary and politically motivated ahead of elections. The writer argues employer costs and higher taxes burden younger workers and property tax payers, citing Montana data and criticizing politicians for misleading gains.
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Montana Taxpayers Bulletin
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Barry Goldwater
Mineral surveys planned in Bob Marshall Wilderness
Three field parties of the U S Geological Survey will conduct mineral evaluation studies in the Bob Marshall Wilderness from July 1 to Sept 1. The investigations, aided by helicopters, aim to complete by 1983 and cover areas west of the Continental Divide and east of it in Lewis and Clark National Forest.
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Well for being together only one day
A student signs off with affection noting the brief time spent together and mentioning upcoming mid year exams lasting three hours per subject.
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Jayceen News from Chateau Meeting and July Plans
The Chateau Jayceens met June 14 at Moose Hall with eight members and guests. New member orientation was held. Several members attended the Jaycee State convention in Billings. Mrs. Bill McCauley elected District II vice president. Mrs. Roger White chairs the float, Tony Jaconetty art on the Green, Karen McNutt concessions. Dance planned July 22 at the lower Legion hall. Next meeting July 12 at Linda Ramaker's home. Wives of Jaycees invited to attend.
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Johnson State College names Rose Corey to Dean's List
Rose A. Corey of Chateau was named to the Dean's List for the spring semester at Johnson State College in Johnson. Miss Corey is a freshman enrolled at the college.
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Chateau
Johnson State College
Johnson, VI
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