Thinking About Crime by James Q. Wilson reviewed
The column endorses Harvard professor James Q. Wilson and his book Thinking About Crime. It challenges death penalty assumptions, argues deterrence is unclear, critiques crime myths from left and right, and notes the prison system’s uncertain goals while praising the work as a bracing intellectual challenge.
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James Q. Wilson
Basic Brooks
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Walpole
Massachusetts
Transportation chief may be on wrong track
William T. Coleman Jr. argues for fewer railroads and airlines as a new secretary of transportation. The piece weighs deregulation against government subsidies and mandates for mergers, questioning whether federal bailouts and planned consolidations align with free market ideals and public needs.
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William T. Coleman Jr
America
Wold
Coleman
Uncle Sam
Presidential checkoff boosts tax donations for next year’s campaign
Taxpayers increasingly earmark $1 on Form 1040 for presidential campaign funding. The IRS front placement and notes ensure no tax impact. Public financing seen as a worthwhile experiment after governmental corruption scandals. "'Truly, I say to you'."
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Internal Revenue Service
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Matthew
Middletown Women Lead Spring Fashion Wave of 1924
The Middletown diary highlights bold bobbed hair influencing hats and large numbers of new hats. Local stores display spring trends with women's gowns, tailored blouses, and coordinated accessories. Menswear remains conservative with prices from $20 to $65 while children's sailor suits stay in style.
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Middletown
New York
Washington
Knox
L.A. Shapero
Orthmore
Klein’s
Yale Clothing
C.E. Greathouse
Eva Ritter
John Ross
Clarify these false reports about Middletown Freshman High School
A faculty member laments false Friday rumors of a riot at Middletown Freshman High School. She notes a Thursday fight and suspensions, urges verification of gossip, and praises open doors and safety measures by MFHS staff to reassure parents. Special thanks given to hikers and supporters of Hike-Bike '75 fundraiser.
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Fleshitudi
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Mosis
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High Roor
Susan Mapes
Freshman High School
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Journal published daily in Middletown Ohio lists subscription options by carrier motor route and mail. Rates include 72c for Monday through Saturday and 23c for Sunday by carrier, 95 per week, and 38 per year by mail within the U.S. or 46 outside.
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