Revolving Door Justice Slowed?
A UPI report notes a federally funded prison release system in Maine and Indiana that reenters inmates into society after release. The program offers jobs and counseling to aid reintegration but faces criticism for contributing to a cycle of recidivism and ongoing inmate releases. Palmer Paulson Associates administers Exit in Maine and Excel in Indiana, observing mixed results and seeking reforms.
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Peace switch wars on hold but political battle looms
Vietnamese leaders warn cease fire halts only one war phase and urge continued U.S. backing. Thieu says a political victory follows the cease fire, while Binh presses for free elections and North Vietnam warns troops must exit before any vote. Trinh arrives in Paris for signing as Waldheim and Malik prepare UN involvement.
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Vietnam
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ICC
Rogers
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Goings
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U.N. Seci
Fuel Crisis Blame Aimed At President
Ford Foundation researcher David Freeman blamed winter fuel shortages on President Nixon's oil import restrictions and warned the so called energy crisis could be a smoke screen to fleece American consumers. Freeman spoke to the Consumer Federation of America's consumer assembly.
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Freeman
Nixon
Federal Power Commission
Kennedy and Johnson
White House
Ford Foundation
Wixon
Davi Freeman
Ford Foundation Energy Policy Project
Consumer Federation of America
Consumer Assembly
Vietnamese and French officials plan signing of peace talks
Tran Van Lam thanks Maurice Schumann for hospitality as Paris hosts discussions on ending the war. Officials prepare for a formal signing ceremony with American and North Vietnamese experts arranging details for Saturday.
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Paris
Tran van Lam
Maurice Schumann
Lam
Senimann
Man Bites Dentist in Audacious Courtroom Incident
Buffalo police report 52 year old Mirash Volaj Jast leaped from a dentist chair and bit Dr. Sanford Sugarman while slashing him with a can opener. In city court Judge James I Kane found Volaj guilty of dis orderly conduct and fined him 50 dollars.
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Sanford Sugarman
James I. Kane
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Moyers Hospitalized for Chest Pain Diagnosis
Former White House aide Bill Moyers was admitted to Georgetown University Hospital with chest pains. Doctors diagnosed Tietze's syndrome, a rib cartilage inflammation, with the heart ruled out. Moyers, 38, rests in intensive care and will stay several days. He came to Washington for Lyndon B. Johnson's funeral.
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Washington
Metro City of the Southwest campaign ends Jan 31 in Lubbock
Restaurants of Lubbock and color economic indicators conclude January 31. The Avalanche-Journal bears all campaign costs. A brochure will summarize the effort for the Chamber of Commerce Board of City Development and others seeking new industry contacts. Lubbock’s 41 eateries posted 7.494 million in second quarter 1972 sales. statewide 18,000 establishments rose by 400 million with Dallas and San Antonio leading.
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Avalanche-Journal
Texas Comptroller
Dallas
San Antonio
Air Base Struck by Viet Cong Rockets Near Saigon
Rockets fired at Bien Hoa Air Base near Saigon wounded 31 civilians in Bien Hoa City and killed a U.S. Marine guarding the flight line. The base houses about 1,200 Americans and serves as a forward location for aircraft from Thailand and carrier jets.
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Bien Hoa
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Marine Air Base
Vietnam
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Thailand
7Th Fleet
Nixon uses impulse to trim budget through impounding funds
President Nixon moves to cut spending by ten billion dollars in fiscal 1972. He tightens the budget to two hundred fifty billion via impounding funds appropriated by Congress.
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Nixon
Congress
Brief Warm Spell Predicted Across Regions
Skies clear to partly cloudy from Del Rio to the lower Rio Grande Valley and the Pecos Mountains. Lubbock reaches 43 at 6 p.m with a daylong swing toward 34 to 42, while Brownsville reports 63 as the warmest reading. Cooler highs in Abilene and San Angelo at 35 and 36. Marfa records 12 as state low. Nationally, light rain and snow from the Pacific to the Northern Rockies, with several cities posting record highs for the date.
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Suluth
Minn
Milwaukee
Madison, 'Wise
Funeral Tribute Paid LBJ In Hill Country
Funeral services and graveside rites for Lyndon B Johnson drew a large bipartisan turnout with eulogies from John Connally and Marvin Watson. Senators Hubert Humphrey George McGovern Henry Jackson and others attended despite bad weather. Connally called Johnson a bridge to peace while Watson urged comfort in the dawn of tranquility.
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Ranch House
John Connally
Secretary of the Navy
John Kennedy
Secretary of the Treasury
Richard Nixon
Connally
Southeast Asia
Washington
Marvin Watson
Watson
Texas
Austin
Hubert Humphrey
Johnson
George McGovern
Henry Jackson
Warren Magnuson
Edward Kennedy
Edmund Muskie
Strom Thurmond
Graham
Lyndon Johnson
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Nixon
LBJ Ranch
Engineer Refuses License. Train Delays In Calumet Park
In Calumet Park a train was halted for over an hour after engineer Louis A. Roy refused police demands for his Illinois driver’s license. He allowed only railroad identification, while the commuter train remained stalled on the track. Police cited Roy at the scene of a crossing accident. he was released without charges.
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Calumet Park
Louis A. Roy
Tinois Central Gulf
Illinois
Roy
Jstate
Roysueke
Dent
Airways Corp
Iiet
Ex President Lyndon Johnson Honored by State Leaders
Thornberry urged in the House gallery that the Great Society remains alive in hearts and will influence policy. He praised Johnson as a skilled leader who rose above party lines, fought for security and freedom, and aimed to end poverty and ignorance while building peace.
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White House
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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America
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Ferryboat Sinks Off Korea Killing Dozens
A 70 ton ferry with over 100 aboard grounded and sank in dense fog off Mokpo. By nightfall 13 bodies recovered, 37 survived, 25 still missing, with police resuming rescue in the morning. Reports vary on missing totals from KBS and MBC.
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UPS
Korea
Hansung - Ho
Mokpo
Polce
Korean Broadcasting System
KBS
Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation
MBC
Pope marks last day of week of prayer for unity
Pope Paul VI traveled from the Vatican to celebrate the final day of a week of prayer for Christian unity. At Santa Maria in Vaticella in central Rome he urged that the historic divisions of centuries are intolerable yet warned unity remains extremely difficult to achieve due to Roman objections and the genius of division. He stressed that only prayer can help overcome these obstacles.
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