Opinion: Prison Reform Urged by National Panel
A presidential panel led by Gov. Russell Peterson calls for treating alcoholics drug addicts and the mentally ill in separate facilities with mandatory treatment. It also favors intake centers and early diagnostics to reduce prison populations and shift focus to rehabilitation.
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Edith Flynn
University of Illinois
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National Advisory Commission On Standards and Goals
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Russell Peterson
Delaware
Denmark joins the Common Market sparks global trade debate
The piece outlines Denmark's decision to enter the European Common Market, its economic impact at home, and the wider implications for U S Nordic and European trade. It notes shifts in bank credit, stock market gains in Copenhagen, and political maneuvering around Krag's leadership and Brussels aims.
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United States
Europe
U.S
Copenhagen Stock Exchange
Prim
Jens Otto Krag
Germany
Krag
Brussels
Opinion letter on George McGovern and Nixon policies
Dear Sir letter from Wallace A Webb dated September 27 1972 in The Decatur Daily questions why Southern Democrats avoid McGovern and how progressives and minorities view his candidacy. It praises McGovern as a forward thinker and critiques Nixon for favoring the rich while urging broader support.
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Nanceford Road
Hartselle
Alabama
Decatur Daily
George McGovern
Nixon
Wallace A. Webb
McGovern Seen As Underrated U.S. Political Figure
Washington observes Senator George McGovern as possibly the most underrated figure in American politics. He earns praise for perseverance, calm, and a candid, friendly style while broadening his coalition and steering liberal policy, despite critics who label him pragmatic or ideologically distant.
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William V. Shannon
New York Times News Service
Washington
George McGovern
McGovern
Picasso
Leonard Bernstein
White House
Barry Goldwater
Nixon
China
Viewpoint on Nixon McGovern and the Presidency
David Lawrence argues the president must balance lawmaking and campaigning while handling a $250 billion spending ceiling. He contrasts Nixon's seriousness with McGovern's openness and predicts a president should unleash national virtue rather than exploit fears, guiding America through moral leadership.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
House
Nixon
John Ehrlichman
Caspar Weinberger
Office of Management and Budget
Ehrlichman
McGovern
South Dakota
America
Secret to a clean life through Christ transformation
A public figure reflects on avoiding scandal not by character alone but by meeting Jesus Christ in youth. He describes how faith turned lust into love, emptiness into fullness, and ignited a desire to share grace, with daily prayer to glorify Christ and a conviction that many others share the Savior.
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Jesus Christ
Christ
W R Shelton Founder Editor 1912 1924 Pub Decatur Ala
The item lists the founder editor of a Decatur Alabama publication with dates 1912 to 1924 and declares a publishing schedule and mailing details. It notes misstatements policy and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, both in and outside trade zones, plus carrier delivery options. The document reflects classic newspaper boilerplate for a Tennessee Valley Printing Co. operated paper in Decatur Alabama.
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Decatur
Alabama
Tennnessee
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