Property rights rise as government regulation sparks backlash
A growing movement argues that regulation amounts to taking private property without just compensation under the Fifth Amendment. It cites recent Supreme Court action, state bills, and advocacy groups like Defenders of Property Rights and ALEC, framing environmental rules as cost shifts to landowners. The Tigard decision reinforces limits on land-use conditions and the public-good balance.
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Supreme Court
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Colorado
Carmi McLean
Clean Water Action
Larry Morandi
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Immortality group gathers in Scottsdale for 10 day event
About 800 followers of People Forever International converge at a resort for a 10 day conference seeking immortality. Founder Charles Brown and coordinators claim cellular rejuvenation is possible though not guaranteed. The group, active in 16 countries, runs a magazine and seminars and earns substantial income from the effort.
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Paul Massey
England
Charles Brown
Brown
Cult of Death
People
Forever International
Juvenile crime increases as youths commit more serious offenses
The Justice Department reports a 68 percent rise in juvenile court cases for serious crimes from 1988 to 1992, with aggravated assaults up 80 percent to 77,900, homicides up 55 percent to 2,500, robberies up 52 percent to 32,900, and forcible rape up 27 percent to 5,400. Overall cases total nearly 1.5 million.
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Washington
Justice Department
Andrew Chisham
University of South Carolina
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Abused pup Gucci inspires support from vets and lawyers
In Mobile and Auburn, Gucci the chow mix abuse case draws media attention and community aid. Two Auburn veterinarians operated July 6 to repair the pup’s scarred eyelids while two juveniles face August trials and a 19 year old has an upcoming trial.
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Gucci
Auburn University
Mobile
Doug James
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James
Auburn’s
College of Veterinary Medicine
David Whitley
Two die in Mount Hood climbing accident
Two hikers perished after a fall of more than 700 feet on Mount Hood as four climbers in a party slid down Eliot Glacier on the north face. 16-year-old Ole Groupe and 51-year-old Gerald L. Milton died. survivors Mathew Hunt, Peter Monte, and the group's remaining climber were treated for injuries at area hospitals.
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James Strole
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Mount Hood
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Ore
Oregon
Eliot Glacier
Vera Dafoe
Hunt
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