Practical approach to crime sentences and reforms
A Gallup poll finds inner city residents face crime, while a national advisory committee proposes capping non murder sentences at 25 years to favor rehabilitation. They urge community corrections, faster trials, police improvements, and anti poverty efforts to curb crime and translate surveys into programs.
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Distaff Side on Writing and Law School Admissions
The Distaff Side notes Washburn Law School dean Ray Spring warns on rising legal school applications and the need for early writing-focused prep. He cites 200 of 1,200 admitted at Washburn last fall and projects 1,600 to 1,800 applications this spring. He urges students to take courses demanding writing from high school onward. Bernstein at Harvard laments mediocrity's rise in morality, politics, and art.
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Hughes Investigations Link to White House Rise
A Treasury probe traces $100000 from Hughes Silver Slipper to Nixon 1968 campaign. SEC flags Hughes stock moves in Air West takeover with Don Nixon tied to Maheu and board pressure. Other notes cover hijacking bill stunts, Byrd TV briefing, Caroline Kennedy’s godfather plea, and historic medical lore.
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The Morning After Super Bowl Reflections
ART BUCHWALD WRITES: Washington fans recount their 197? trip to Los Angeles for Super Bowl weekend. They recall lavish hospitality from Californians, encounters with stars, and a sudden, humiliating fall as Washington loses 14 to 7. The piece ends with fans stranded on the freeway hoping for a ride home after the defeat.
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Israeli Leader Returns Home After Six Day Journey
Premier Golda Meir returned to Israel from a six day trip spanning Paris Rome and Geneva. In Paris she attended a Socialist leaders meeting. Rome included an audience with Pope Paul VI and talks with Italian leaders. In Geneva she met President Houphouet Boigny of the Ivory Coast and said the pontiff offered aid for peace but did not act as mediator.
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Bible Thought On God Searing Care During Trials
A reflection on Exodus 3 7 reminding readers that God knows the affliction of his people in Egypt and hears their cry. The message urges trust in divine love and care during trials and tribulations and cautions against straying from that care.
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Restructuring Securities Markets Faces Delays and Debates
AP analysis notes the long, knotty process of reorganizing securities markets. A key aim, a composite tape for reporting trades across exchanges, is delayed beyond December. SEC extends to January. Institutions clash with brokers and exchanges over access and liquidity, while the Justice Department and SEC seek balance between public access and market efficiency.
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Income Tax Tips for Four Elderly Taxpayers
The Kansas Society of CPAs explains how 1972 tax rules favor seniors. Social Security and Railroad Retirement are tax exempt. part of pensions from before tax is not taxed. Each senior over 65 gets double personal exemptions totaling 3,000 for four, plus a higher income allowance, enabling a 4,300 threshold before tax. If pension benefits are taxable, obtain IRS forms and consider withholding to avoid a large year-end tax. The retirement income credit may help some with investment income. Head of household status may apply for an unmarried helper, with multi-child support scenarios guiding who claims exemptions.
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