Get Tough On Juveniles Faces Growing Debate
Editorial argues that juvenile crime needs harsher treatment for serious offenses while preserving rehabilitation goals. It notes California's court reforms and New York legislation allowing longer sentences for youths, urging separation from adults for violent crimes and questioning leniency for repeat offenses.
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California
New York
Edison to switch to low sulfur fuel for cleaner air
Edison plans year round use of fuel oil with 0.25 percent sulfur at its Redondo Beach plant and others in the Los Angeles Basin, cutting sulfur dioxide emissions from 245 to about 123 tons daily. Change hinges on continued Indonesian crude imports and may raise bills by 20 to 40 cents monthly if approved, to fund the estimated 40 to 100 million dollar annual cost.
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Southern California Edison Co
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Redondo Beach
Los Angeles
Long Beach
el Segundo
State Air Resources Board
United States
Indonesia
William Gould
Gould
State Public Utilities Commission
PUC
Western water crisis and scarce supply in the American West
Western water shortages threaten future growth as groundwater depletes and surface waters are overused. Experts warn demand will outpace supply nationally by 2000, with irrigation mining aquifers, dammed rivers, and rising costs. Conservation and efficiency emerge as the primary near term solution.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Sierra Club
Brant Calkin
West
Leo F. Laporte
University of California At Santa Cruz
Colorado
Supreme Court
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Rocky Mountains
Carter’s early presidency earns cautious praise and critique
The column weighs Mr. Carter’s start, praising his legitimacy and cabinet steadiness while faulting his Sorenson CIA nomination and the draft pardon. It notes a forgiving public mood similar to a sports honeymoon, with Carter seen as already settled in the White House despite rough beginnings.
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Theodore Sorenson
Ray Marshall
Labor
Pennsylvania Avenue
Gerald Ford
Ford
Reagan
White House
Washington
Mr. Carter
Marshall
Jack Kennedy
Jimmy
Rosalynn Carter
Will Zbig play second fiddle in Washington power shift
Washington watchers focus on the budding dynamic between new Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and NSC head Zbigniew Brzezinski. Brzezinski seeks a staff role rather than policymaker, while Carter leans on Vance's foreign affairs experience. observers question how long Brzezinski will remain a humble adviser.
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Cyrus Rt. Vance
National Security Council
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Brzezinski
Kissinger
Jimmy Carter
Nixon
Carter
NSC
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