In Our Opinion Some Crimes Rise Here But Not Nationally
The column cites police data through September 10 showing 164 city arrests, up 9 percent from 146 last year, with larceny and malicious mischief driving increases. It notes totals still lag national rates, emphasizes small town factors, and urges balanced vigilance over complacency to keep crime low. It also includes a Spirit feature from Punxsutawney about San Diego State College football center Bill Pierson defending the flag for three hours.
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Charles Sutton
Punxsutawney
San Diego State College
Bill Pierson
Debating Marijuana Legalization and Nixon Reorganization
A reader critiques experts backing marijuana legalization to restore youth respect for laws and cites WHO and other sources on addiction. The letter opposes legalization and urges strict penalties for dealers while criticizing regulatory overhauls promised by President Nixon to restructure federal agencies and curb corporate influence.
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World Health Organization
E.R. Bloomquist
Nixon Aims At Regulatory Agencies Reform Push Under Way
Nixon plans sweeping regulatory overhaul with single agency heads replacing commissions. Proposals would merge I C C Federal Maritime Commission and Civil Aeronautics Board into one body and split the Federal Trade Commission into distinct anti trust and consumer arms. The plan, guided by Roy Ash and a powerful advisory council, risks expanding presidential influence while trimming red tape. The column also notes TV Guide intrigue involving Huntley Clemenko and touches on Southeast Asia diplomacy with Secretary Porter reporting possible Soviet pressure on Kim Il sung to aid U S withdrawal from Korea.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Maritime Commission
Civil Aeronautics Board
Federal Trade Commission
Corry Board Faces Tax on Trailer Camp Dwellers
Corry School Board wrestled with how to levy 8 tax on estimated trailer camp residents who moved in about two weeks ago for a three to six month stay during a gas line project. The item highlighted budget and zoning questions amid a city housing shift.
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Corry
Is Crime a Disease and Can It Be Cured
Sociologists and medical experts alike struggle to answer what causes crime and if any cure exists. Studies show many factors like poverty, family structure, schooling, and prosperity influence crime, yet no single culprit proves decisive. The proposed immediate fix is faster court processing and removing indicted felons from circulation pending trial.
Can a person represent elf in civil court
A person can represent themselves in a civil suit but it is not advisable. Pennsylvania Civil Procedure outlines filing and service while a layperson may struggle to choose form of action and prepare papers. If unable to hire counsel, refer to local attorney referral or legal aid for possible representation.
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Allison Ass Ed
Legal Aid
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