Does death penalty deter in real life ethics debate
An editorial considers whether capital punishment deters crime. It notes studies showing little general deterrence outside prisons while suggesting a death penalty option inside prisons may deter inmates from further killings, potentially saving lives.
College education reassessed makes dollars and family sense
Bowen's study shows college graduates earn more over a lifetime, and invest in education yields 9 to 14 percent versus 5 to 8 percent in stocks. Graduates gain adaptability, marry later with smaller families, but with higher school success for their children and stronger parental bonds.
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Howard R. Bowen
Bowen
University of Iowa
Grinnell College
America
Riverside
Calif
Boston
France Sells Luxury Liner France to Arabian Financier
The French government agrees to lease or sell the liner France to an Arabian financier for 12 to 20 million. Officials cite taxpayer subsidies as a reason for the move while French Communists denounce the export of the prestigious ship to foreign interests.
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London Bridge
de Gaulle
Graves
France
Mogadishu raid prompts global lessons on terrorism
A German led rescue at Mogadishu airport frees hostages, killing three of four hijackers. The episode triggers leftist protests in Europe and questions Bonn's policy on negotiating with terrorists. The piece warns against appeasement and calls for international action to curb terrorism.
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Somalia
Mogadishu
Baader- Meinhof
Germany
Palestine Liberation Organization
Andreas Baader
Europe
Juergen Schumann
Bonn
Algeria
Algiers
A Moment's Thought Proverb Reflects on Justice
A local church selections note Proverbs 17 15 about condemning the just and justifying the wicked as an abomination to the Lord. Read by the Rev J Dallas Gibson at Fairhill United Presbyterian Church.
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J. Dallas Gibson
Lincoln residents urged to vote for storm sewer bond
Readers express concern over the November 8 storm sewer bond issue citing flood damage and tax costs. Letters discuss busing debates, bank service charges, and political stances, urging informed civic action and autonomy in education and fiscal policy.
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Lincoln
Taiwan’s Nuclear Ambition Aimed at Defense
Cartoonist Ranan Lurie reports from Taiwan that officials acknowledge the know-how for nuclear weapons, with some sources suggesting a tactical arsenal ready for sea invasion deterrence. Officials deny intent to produce weapons, citing power needs and potential self-harm, while unofficial voices claim capabilities exist.
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Ranan Lurie
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Taiwan
Red China
Chiang Ching-kuo
Republic
Chiang Kaishek
Frederick Chien
Chien
Chiang
China
Mainland
Israel
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