Prison idleness tied to crime study at Colorado State Penitentiary
A Colorado State Penitentiary study finds holidays and weekends drive prison crime due to enforced idleness when prison industries halt. Violent crimes, drunkenness, and drug use rise. the report notes effects may extend outside prison walls.
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Benjamin Franklin
Kate Walls
Colorado State Penitentiary
Legislating crime life and youth employment
The article argues that minimum wage and child labor laws push youths into idleness, reducing lawful work for young offenders and potentially increasing crime. It questions whether restricted youth employment feeds crime rates and future prison statistics.
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Erse
Ohio Turnpike Sets Record With No Holiday Deaths
The Ohio Turnpike posted zero fatalities over the five day Christmas period as more than 125000 travelers used the road. For the New Year weekend there were also no traffic deaths, continuing a streak since opening.
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Ohly Turnpike
State and Local Payrolls Rise Across West Regions
A 1961 to 1971 study shows Alaska leading with 14 percent growth in state and local employees, followed by Nevada and Hawaii. The decade saw payroll costs climb 16 percent, from 24 million to 6.4 billion, with regional variations in per capita staffing and spending.
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Larace Creeley
Alaska
Nevada
Hawaii
Finance Facts
National Consumer Finance Association
Tax Foundation
United States
U.S
Wyoming
Grand Nevada
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Blue Marlin Quest Turns Into Blue Marlin Letdown
A Florida fishing trip off Grand Bahama Island features Kelly and author engaging in live bait trolling and bottom work. After a lengthy tussle, a huge blue marlin eludes capture while a 120 pound blue marlin is finally landed, leaving Miller to wonder if the day’s effort was worth the cost.
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Kellyn
Wood Key
Memory Roce
Treasure Key
Kellyo
Kellya
Kelly
Anid
Rob Brumby
Bronsby
Miller
Marina
Amy
Quirky Proverbial Snippets From A Dated Column
A stream of humorous aphorisms on money luxury thirst and social life. Witty lines compare wealth and wives fortunes and breakfasts missed while alluding to riding via Alaska Highway and office sleep habits with playful misspellings and dated slang.
The Telegram Moral Appeal in a 1973 Columbus Editorial
A 1973 Columbus Nebraska Telegram column urges readers to value freedom through individual moral guidance. It laments political grants and promotes self-control as essential, referencing god and the Declaration of Independence to champion personal liberty.
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Gout Diet Guidance From Doctor’s Advice for Lawrence Lamb
Dear Reader Gout results from high uric acid levels in the body and can cause painful toe joints and arthritis. Dietary guidance suggests limiting heavy, rich foods and protein while avoiding crash diets. Alcohol should be avoided. vinegar dill pickles and tomatoes are permitted. fortified dairy and plant proteins are advised. fish and meat should be sparing while maintaining adequate protein from milk eggs cheese and beans.
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Lawrence Lamb
Lamb
Isaac Newlan
Leonardo Oda Vinci
Hen Wranklin
Alexander the Great
Tunis
Fragmented Clues in a Patchwork Puzzle List
A dense OCR list blends mixed terms, names, and hints across geography, language, and culture. It appears as scattered entries including references to Finland, California, Canada, and various cryptic clues, with partial words and misread phrases creating a mosaic of puzzle-like items and potential crossword prompts.
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W Lake
Finland
Youngman
Cellas
Nepoleonia
Nixon as a reversible Keynesian shaping policy
Analysis of Richard Nixon adopting a flexible Keynesian stance emphasizing government investment to boost demand yet potentially retracting during prosperity. The piece contrasts Friednian restraint with Galbraithian public spending, notes congressional and union hurdles, and praises Weinberger and Richardson as budget-tightening aids in a bid to balance inflation and growth.
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Richard Nixon
John Maynard Keynes
Keynes
Millee Friedman
University of Chicago
Friedman
Secon
John Kenneth Galbraith
Nixon
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Congress
Roosevelt
Rexford Tugwells
Leon Hendersons
Brian Trust
John L. Lewis
Phil Murray
Walter Routher
Caspar Weinberger
Elliot Richardson
Pentagon
Senate
House
White House
Inauguration and Bicentennial Critique of 1976 Planning
The piece rails against the Bicentennial Commission for waste and inept planning. It cites a $6 million spend since 1965, a costly single symbol, and consultant billing, while urging reforms and a bold new sculpture concept tied to responsibility. It contrasts this with an ideal Centennial Celebration energy and a need for practical, creative ideas.
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Hollywood
Nixon
Stinseltown
Potomac
House
Philadelphia Center
Julins Manger
Literty
San Francisco
Alcatrag Island
Julius Manger
Manger
House Judiciary Committee
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