Homicide Tops Death Causes for Young Black Men in Study
Washington report notes violent intentional deaths as the leading cause of death among young nonwhite men aged 21 to 34 in 1973, with 2,506 homicides vs 1,913 autos. Case Western researchers in New England Journal of Medicine urge medical stance on gun control amid rising Cleveland homicide rates since 1958.
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Victim awarded 322000 in rapes damages in Cleveland case
A 47 year old Cleveland Heights woman received 322000 in damages from James J Carter Jr after a jury verdict in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court compensatory 12000 and punitive 1000000 were ordered in the rape case. The plaintiff had sought 150000 claiming lasting nervous condition and loss of her dance school.
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Homicide Rate Rises in City and Suburbs
The study shows homicide rate doubling in both city and suburbs during the period. Guns accounted for 80 percent of all homicides, and most victims shared the same race as their assailants. Teenagers and men in their early 20s saw the greatest increases.
Women urged for counterspy roles amid terrorism claim
New York based Probe International recommends hiring more women for top security and counterespionage posts arguing women have achieved equality with men in terrorism. The report cites expanding female involvement in terrorism and urges industry to view women as capable in counterterrorism, while NOW leaders oppose the idea as inappropriate and alarming.
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Women cadets succeed at service academies amid coed start
Women at the Naval Academy, West Point, Air Force, Coast Guard and Annapolis report lower summer dropout rates than last year as coeducation enters a second year. Despite initial resistance, women show comparable or better performance in English math and languages with increasing applications and steady admissions.
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Easier for boys but girls face inequality in law
Report by Rosemary Sarri of the National Assessment of Juvenile Corrections highlights gender bias in juvenile justice. Girls are more often incarcerated longer, charged with status offenses, and confined despite similar runaway rates. Programs for girls focus on cosmetology and nursing aide training, with pay far lower than boys.
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University of Michigan
National Assessment of Juvenile Corrections
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