Carter Eyes Inflation First in Economic Policy Clash
President Carter shies from endorsing the Humphrey Hawkins full employment bill while pressing inflation containment. He may send Charles Schultze to Capitol Hill to push a 5 percent unemployment goal, arguing the tradeoff with inflation is flawed and urging restraint on spending and tax cuts to revive private investment.
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Girls Jailed Longer Than Boys in Juvenile System
Dr. Rosemary Sarri notes two thirds of runaways arrested are girls while more boys leave home. society condemns girls for victimless crimes and treats them harsher, challenging equality. The piece argues bias in juvenile justice persists despite changing gender roles.
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Rosemary Sarri
National Assessment of Juvenile Corrections
Unfair Juvenile Justice Payoff Unequal Girls and Boys
A study summarized by Jim Bishop shows parents press charges against 10 percent of boys and 33 percent of girls found home. The American Bar Association notes female youths face harsher treatment at every stage, with girls often jailed for disobedience while boys receive probation or trades training. Mothers appear harsher toward daughters, deepening despair and limiting reclamation opportunities.
Fourth R of responsibility in education urged by leaders
In a call for a new fourth R, leaders argue responsibility must drive public schools to curb busing fears and socio economic divisions. The Los Angeles Board of Education partners with Operation PUSH to reduce absenteeism violence and vandalism across twelve schools, aiming to cut costs and restore discipline.
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Dallas
Louisville
Chicago
Los Angeles
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Operation Push (People
United To Save Humanity
Patent System Used to Foil Laws in AT&T Case
The piece argues U.S. anti trust aims clash with foreign rules and patent law. It notes AT&T’s long monopoly and 1920 patent deals with GE RCA Westinghouse, urging Congress to use legislation rather than litigation to curb big firms. It cites Thurman Arnold’s view of anti trust suits as costly, time consuming, and often ineffective.
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Griffin Bell
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West Germany
Canada
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Western Electric
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RCA
Westinghouse
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King Features Syndicate
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Susan Behm
New York State
Department of Correction
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L.A. Times Syndicate
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