Death penalty urged not reinstated by Hillside senator
Hillside Senator Alexander J. Menza argues reinstating the death penalty undermines humane values and costs far more than life imprisonment. He cites no deterrent effect, racial disparities, and high litigation costs, urging that capital punishment not be restored. A separate note lists Hillside Ambulance Explorer Post 126 car wash dates and proceeds for community service programs.
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New Jersey
Alexander J. Menza
D—Union
Menza
Hillside Democrat
Michigan
Sirhan
Manson
California
Hillside Ambulance Explorer
Hillside Community Center
Park Ridge man fined for backing up on Parkway
Charles Coquet of 2nd St Park Ridge was fined 50 dollars after a guilty finding for backing up on the Garden State Parkway. Other notices include Joseph Richardson of Coe Ave charged with break entering and larceny with a probable cause hearing waived and pending Grand Jury action.
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Valley St
Union
Charles Coquet
Park Ridge
Garden State Parkway
Joseph Richardson
Coe Ave
Derrick E. Exum
Flora
Eugene Young Bey
Bergen St
Newark
Union County
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