Opinion Says Violence in Media Fuels Youth Crime
The author argues that violence in movies and TV refines criminal behavior, teaching deadly techniques to youths. They claim screens influence young offenders, that censorship faces legal hurdles, and that productions profit from explicit content, with little effective control to date.
Burns urges new view of economy and policy
Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur F. Burns, speaking at the University of Georgia, argues that conventional stabilization thinking is outdated as the economy shifts. He says the tradeoff between unemployment and inflation no longer holds and stresses reforming the economic structure to reflect lasting changes. The piece notes rising prices and joblessness together and questions current corrective policies while linking PennDOT road troubles to reader tips.
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Operation Trestle unraveling Air Force bid to save jets
A long, partly unglued Air Force project called Operation Trestle aims to shield presidential airborne command posts from nuclear blast EMI. Begun in 1973 with McDonnell Douglas mockups in New Mexico, the plan faced delays, noncompliance, and cost rises toward 30 million dollars as joints, materials, and data submittals failed.
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Marijuana potency soars as smuggled hash oil enters US
A 1970s briefing notes Jamaica and Colombia marijuana airlifted into the United States, surging planeloads and daily seizures. Potency rises from five to 450 times stronger than 1960s home grow. University of Mississippi to issue rapid Updates on hash potency. interim lab findings point to biological issues among users.
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Two Pennsylvania chambers show divergent ethics and tempo
A Corry Evening Journal analysis contrasts the House swift stand in expelling a convicted felon with the Senate lag in acting after Mazzei's federal conviction. It argues House supervision, term dynamics, and constituency pressure drive higher ethics and efficiency, while the Senate lags behind despite reforms adopted by the House.
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