Chilean press bias questioned after OAS human rights vote
At an OAS meeting Chileans argued the international press misframes their country while Granada and Costa Rica criticized double standards. The Inter American Commission reports a quantitative drop in rights abuses but says hundreds remain detained and questions persist about disappearances and torture.
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Crime still a vital issue and cost of enforcement noted
The piece argues street crime remains high on the public agenda despite funding gaps for LEAA and tough penalties. It warns that jail crowding and costly rehab are essential alongside any get tough strategy, citing June 29 1776 Virginia Convention and Patrick Henry as added context.
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Deprived of a service prompts editor's note on cable delay
A Concord Green Condominium Association member details nine months without cable TV from Miami Valley Cable TV Co. The letter mentions failed outreach, a petition, and a request for a rate increase to fund a line extender. Company official cites lack of capital and personnel as delays continue.
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Concord Green
Saunders
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Miami Valley Cable
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Life After Life echoes in science and faith notes
Dr Elizabeth Kubler-Ross and Dr Raymond Moody Jr summarize clinical death experiences from 50 cases, describing souls separating from bodies, feelings of peace, and light. The work resonates with ancient religious and poetic traditions and modern resuscitation, though it remains unproven by science. The essay links near-death experiences with reincarnation beliefs and classical philosophy, noting strong cultural echoes across East and West.
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Raymond A Moody Jr
Kubler-Ross
Earlham College
Richmond
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Moody
Working Edge
Richardson’s balance on democracy and self esteem
George F. Will reviews Elliot Richardson’s The Creative Balance, arguing that modern complexity demands citizen participation to avoid perfunctory democracy. He notes Richardson’s view that self esteem correlates with social environment and that governance must curb overreach while preserving private life and local community ties.
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Lewis Mumford
Mumford
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates Amidst 19th Century Details
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription options including per copy prices at newsstands, daily carrier and motor route rates, and mail prices for USA and non USA. Rates show 72 cents weekly carrier, 23 cents Sunday, 132 cents daily motor route, 24 cents Sunday, and $38 annual mail in USA with regional variations. Note the paper dates to 1857.
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