Calls for Full Public Disclosure of Juvenile Court Records
A Philadelphia case reveals a 17 year old on weekend leave from Byberry State Hospital murdered a 9 year old after a history of nine arrests. Officials clash over whether juvenile records were available or disclosed, arguing that such records are top secret yet could have prevented the tragedy. The piece urges full public disclosure of juvenile proceedings while preserving names.
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Nixon Eyes California Landslide Run In 1972
California strategy unfolds as Nixon plans multiple California appearances before November while GOP targets white middle class defectors and mobilizes in black and Jewish communities. Notables like Agnew Rockefeller Goldwater and Rumsfeld slated for visits. Campaign voices, local organizers, and a whisper campaign against Rick Stearns surface amid internal GOP tensions and a yacht-hosted cruise affair.
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What is the Law and how to seek payment after a parked car crash
The article explains that a motorist who caused damage can be sued by the injured party. It outlines where cases may be filed, noting local limits in first class counties and the option to bring larger claims in county court. It also mentions historical political convention details unrelated to the crash law.
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Capital punishment views debated in Biblical context
A campus opinion poll finds that 67 percent of all college-agers would abolish capital punishment. The discussion analyzes scripture on murder versus kill and cites historical translations and interpretations from the Bible, noting diverse scholarly views on the Sixth Commandment and its application to modern punishment.
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Foreign visitor notes partisan self criticism in US campaign
A visiting foreigner to the United States remarks on the campaign, saying Democrats and Republicans mutually exhibit generosity by pointing out each other’s mistakes. A distinguished officerholder questions that view, prompting discussion of partisan self-critique in politics.
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Contact List and Debates on Legislator Pay
The piece lists Senate and House members from Pennsylvania with office addresses and contends about legislator pay versus garbagemen. It discusses wage debates, death penalty views, and contrasts abortion activism with anti death penalty stances. It notes implications of strike actions on public services and budgeting.
Pryor to 30 By Tim Pryor
In a satirical musing the piece imagines a prolonged budget strike in Harrisburg. It foresees worsening roads, stalled welfare and education funding, and no state budget passed while lawmakers and officials cope by self reliance and odd jobs. The author questions whether the General Assembly would be needed at all.
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