Editorial calls for reform of Arizona juvenile justice policy
The piece argues against expanding juvenile incarceration in adult prisons. It notes the proposed 3.3 million for a Tucson juvenile facility and criticizes moving more youths to adult court as costly and ineffective. It urges rehabilitation, education, job training, and better youth-treatment reforms to close the revolving door of juvenile offenders.
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Arizona
Tucson
Fife Symington
Grant Woods
Stanley Feldman
Arizona Department of Youth Treatment and Rehabilitation
Department of Youth Treatment and Rehabilitation
FDA consider nicotine as drug sparking tobacco regulation
Article argues regulating nicotine as a drug could harshly control tobacco products like vaccines for smoking. It notes FDA officials weighing classifying nicotine to regulate it similarly to prescription drugs, potentially requiring doctors to prescribe nicotine and paving higher taxes to cover public health costs.
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Tobacco
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
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Frank Sinatra and the old days of CBS and creeps
Russell Baker, writing for the New York Times, laments the loss of respect for the old era of Frank Sinatra and CBS. He recalls how Sinatra could demand cuts to commercials and how Bill Paley would beg for favors on the drugstore corner. He muses on how music shapes culture, the generational rift, and the distrust of today’s pop culture.
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CBS
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Bill Paley
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Bill
Dean Martin
Crosby
Nat King Cole
Mel Torme
St. Nick
Kingdom Come
Conservatives oppose social security yet profits rise
In the 1930s conservatives warned Social Security would invite socialism and government takeovers, yet insurers thrived and profits soared as annuities grew. Medicare fears echoed this pattern, while today physicians and hospitals are accused of greed driving Medicaid costs and unnecessary tests. The piece notes a shift in blame toward doctors and insurers, urging readers to consider future health care debates and inviting public letters to the editor.
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