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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1968
Page
3
Editorial notes the Delaware County car insurance rate increase was rejected by the State Insurance Department. It says the insurer failed to prove the revisions were not excessive or discriminatory. The piece argues premiums should favor safe drivers with clean records and lessen burdens on those without claims.
The FBI Uniform Crime Reports show a nationwide rise in serious crime since 1960 with crimes of violence up 73 percent. Firearm use in murders stands at 68 percent and gun-control states report higher murder rates, framing a grim national outlook.
A brief, opinionated note argues Russia threatens Czechoslovakia's independence, labeling hawks as reckless and doves as confused. It calls for wiser guidance from experienced voices in American policy.
A written debate on the exclamation point argues it overuses emphasis and aids weak writing. Critics say readers should grasp impact without such markers. The piece cites lines that misuse punctuation to coax reader agreement.
A discussion of punctuation marks including the interrobang as a combined question and exclamation symbol. Notes on the failed pronéanark and examples of overuse guidelines. Mentions readers letters policy and publication conditions.
Chicago report notes Democratic bosses fall to Richard Nixon's big city politics network. National GOP pushes a quiet $1 million program to secure major urban centers, while labor coalitions seek to fill the gap and counter strikes against Daley era machines.
The National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws advances a proposed uniform law on anatomical gifts. It allows sound minded persons age 13 or older to donate all or parts of their bodies by will or written document signed by two witnesses. Next of kin may donate if the deceased had not. The rule prioritizes individual choice over relatives.
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