New York detective Leuci admits crimes amid corruption probe
Undercover detective Robert Leuci acknowledged committing crimes during his narcotics work. Life magazine notes he did not extort or traffic narcotics and says the probe into official corruption was hindered by newspaper disclosures. The Times and Daily News published detailed reports after Seymour warned against early publicity.
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Politicians reflect society not superior to public
The piece argues that dismissing all politicians as crooks harms democratic legitimacy. It claims a representative government mirrors the mores of the people and that legislators, mainly educated professionals, including lawyers, teachers, doctors, and veterinarians, are not inherently better than their constituents.
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Citizens urged to participate as voters drift from meetings
The article argues government relies on citizen participation though many voters rarely attend meetings or name their representatives. It notes reforms like polls but warns leaders could rely too much on polls, while praising ongoing efforts by younger generations to engage.
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Legislature to Extend Session on Tax Relief and School Funds
Sacramento lawmakers enter a second week of overtime as Senate and Assembly seek a compromise on a $1.2 billion package combining property tax relief with school financing. Governor Reagan remains away as discussions focus on a sales tax hike and targeted aid, with the Moretti Reagan plan awaiting Senate reconsideration.
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Four continue trek across Death Valley
Four endurance buffs pressed through Death Valley amid 127 to 200 degree heat. Bill Collins, 47, Las Vegas, reached 30 miles and fainted after crossing Devil's Golf Course. he plans to end in Las Vegas. Two Army rangers S Sgt Jack Nelson and 1st Lt Don Metzner trail, crossing from Ft. Benning toward the southern rim. Boris Yankoff, 58, Los Angeles, set out on a 222 mile route from Scotty’s Castle toward Las Vegas.
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