Defense Question: Abolish or Modify Insanity Plea
A LOG asks whether the insanity plea should be modified or abolished as a defense in major crimes. The debate centers on whether mental state should excuse or reduce culpability in high profile cases.
Starting Legal Action Advice From Law Offices of Mark Fredfreick
The notice warns claimants to start action promptly to avoid estoppel and jeopardizing a settlement. It notes delays can harm a case, though some delays may be strategic near statutes of limitations. It urges consulting an attorney and provides contact details for the Law Offices of Mark E. Fredfrick P A at 625 Hwy 98E and 837 2115.
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Women Look Up To Female Astronaut by Karen MacGrogan
A reader reflects on Sally Ride and the first American woman in space, expressing pride in female achievement. The letter links personal hopes for daughters, past barriers, and the shift in societal expectations from the 1940s to the space era.
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MacGrogan
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Sally Ride The Hero For Girls And Women To Emulate
A columnist reflects on the Women’s Lib movement and how it shaped views of female roles. He praises Sally Ride as a national heroine whose spaceflight could inspire American girls to aspire beyond traditional bounds.
Handicapped Deserve A Chance by Paula Hawkins
U S Senator Paula Hawkins argues that landmark 1975 education for the handicapped act improved access for millions of students but missed early childhood and post high school transitions. She notes amendments to strengthen vocational training, transitional services, and early intervention to reduce labeling and improve outcomes for birth to age five and beyond.
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Paula Hawkins
Congress
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Senate Labor and Human Resources
Senate amendments seek early education incentives for handicapped children
Commentary notes years in special education and reduced tax costs, with Senate amendments offering states incentives to develop infant and toddler services. The plan also trains and informs parents to participate more effectively in their children's education, as part of broad progress toward comprehensive education for handicapped youths and their adult futures.
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