Carter signs delinquency bill amid Juvenile Justice funding
President Carter signed the first crime prevention bill aimed at reducing juvenile delinquency and runaways. The three year program costs about $600 million and funds the Justice Department juvenile justice and delinquency prevention efforts. The Runaway Youth Act provides $25 million yearly to support community based services for youths away from home.
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Noxious fumes sickened 125 at Kansas City grade school
In Kansas City on Monday carbon monoxide exposure sent 124 students, one teacher, and a kitchen worker to area hospitals after fainting and nausea. Shawn Winkfield, 11, was admitted in good condition. many students returned home as officials began an investigation into the source while Marlborough School planned reopening after checks showed no gas leaks.
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