Drug czar outlines two defeatist arguments in drug policy plan
In a comprehensive report, Bill Bennett rebuts legalization and turf-fence theory. He argues legalization would not curb crime or drugs, and that street dealers would relocate only with costly consequences for buyers and criminals. Bennett urges a coordinated, neighborhood-level enforcement strategy.
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Voice of the People on Hugo echoes from Munich
Angela Rester of Sterling argues that postwar Munich rebuilt bombed buildings using original plans or photos to restore their historic facades. She suggests similar preservation for American coastal cities recovering from Hurricane Hugo.
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Dixon Park District to start tumbling classes this fall
September 23, 1979 note lists the Oregon Park District board approving tumbling program sessions starting September 27 and 28 for eight weeks. Also announced are preschool story hour at the Public Library and preschool crafts at Nash School, with other under way this month.
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Bush plan on auto emissions faces tougher Senate push
Congress seeks stronger anti smog rules for cars with a 1993 California standard assumption and a 50 percent cut by 2003. Bipartisan Senate backing highlights that the White House plan is weaker on autos, while California already enforces tighter controls. The California ARB requires on board computers to monitor 10 systems and report malfunctions.
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Birthday Reflections On Getting Older And Goals
The author marks another birthday with belief in mind over body and self-knowledge. He reflects on peaks and valleys, lessons learned, and plans to reach the next peak, amid acceptance of imperfection and optimism for the future. Enthusiastically declares "Happy birthday" and readiness to face the world.
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Tax burden options for capital gains cuts debate widens
President Bush backed a capital gains tax cut as a campaign pledge while Democrats on Ways and Means push their own plan. Rep Ed Jenkins argues it would boost revenue via reinvestment, while Sen Lloyd Bentsen links broader gains to restoring IRAs for middle class savers, including first home purchases and college costs.
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