Counterattack on Vandalism Shapes Juvenile Policy
A national look at vandalism and false alarms shows courts adopting reforming sentences and community programs. In Salem Judge Zoll replaces harsh robes with restorative, service based penalties such as polishing fire engines or planting trees. Massachusetts towns report rising vandalism and new prevention steps including screening programs and paid park maintenance. Corry faces similar issues with routine police action proving insufficient and calls for root cause solutions.
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Salem
Mass
Samuel E. Zoll
Boston
Corry
State budget passes on time with 3.9 billion in approvals
Governor Shapp signed the budget four days before the deadline, totaling 3.9 billion in appropriations and part of a 4.48 billion compromise by the House Senate Conference Committee. The plan funds public schools to ease property taxes, with broad aid to colleges, hospitals, and municipalities. The package expands subsidies, funds recycling facilities, and includes senior sewer relief, while limiting a few cuts. The session touted as the easiest yet, with bills advancing on education, health, and consumer protections.
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Shapp
House Senate
GOP
House
Pennsylvania
Temple University Hospital
Fort Lee Mayor Burt Ross faces Mafia bribery probe
The 3-year-old Fort Lee mayor, Burt Ross, allegedly offered a $5,000,000 bribe to approve zoning for a multimillion dollar complex. He reported it to the FBI, wore a listening device, and after May 31 faced threats from Joseph Diaco. FBI protection kept him and his family safe as developers were subpoenaed and indicted.
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Fort Lee
Ross
FBI
Paramus
N.J
Joseph Diaco
Rendezvous
Diaco
Ruggiero
Ritchie
Bojardo
Durante and the public loves Jimmy Durante in years of fame
Jim Bishop recalls the rise of Clayton Jackson and Durante from Broadway to film and radio. He chronicles Durante’s partnership with Lou Clayton and Eddie Jackson, the emergence of Sonny King, and a life shaped by marriage to Marjorie Little, a Beverly Hills home, and a generous return of wealth to struggling actors.
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James Francis
Durante
Cherry Hill
New York
Jimmy
Lou Clayton
Eddie Jackson
West Side
Clayton
Jackson
Mrs. Calabash
California
Lou
Eddie
Sonny King
King
Marjorie Little
North
Beverly Drive
Beverly Hills
Calif
Jummy Durante
Maray
Law for Ending Tenancies Without a Lease
A farmer can terminate a leaseless tenancy with a thirty day notice by either party. If tenants refuse to move after letters and nonpayment, file a complaint with the district justice. Include names, landlord status, notice given, end of term, and tenant refusal. a hearing is set 7 to 20 days after filing.
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D.C
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Laurie
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Jack Anderson
Corry Area High School
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Capitol Hill
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D-N.c
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