Britain’s Victim Compensation System Gains Attention
The British Criminal Injuries Compensation Board, established in 1964, has paid about 17 million dollars to crime victims. Appeals rise as cases are investigated with medical exams and payments decided by a lawyer after initial board approval. The largest payout was 72,000 dollars to a woman struck by a truck. a scarred face from acid earned 28,000 dollars.
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Nonlethal riot gear urged for Ohio Guard units
Ohio National Guard leaders call for short-range nonlethal weapons and protective equipment such as flak vests shields and masks to reduce injuries in riot control situations. The argument cites Kent State last May and urges broader adoption by police and law enforcement nationwide.
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Sub Base Rumor Sparks Cuban Naval Base Debate
columnist argues a Soviet submarine base may be rising at Cienfuegos Cuba supported by evidence from Paul Bethel including an eight lane highway dredges a crane a quayside house and a new thermal plant plus sightings by refugees while urging Congress and presidents to heed the risk and not dismiss the claim as wartime scare and noting past misjudgments about Cuba missiles.
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Man Detained By Airport Metal Detector Prank Light
A local businessman near Middleton tried to board a flight but triggered the metal detector. He shed items from his briefcase and clothing, including belt and cuff links, until the device finally stopped lighting for a leather covered metal glass case he wore in his teeth.
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Colleges Discuss Election Recesses for Campaigns
A columnist questions extending workplace and college recesses for electioneering, examining legality and tax implications. The piece cites Internal Revenue Service scrutiny, potential penalties under the Federal Corrupt Practices Act, and the idea of calendar changes to permit student and faculty absences while avoiding taking sides on issues.
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Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Journal published daily by the News Journal in Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. It covers per copy pricing, motor route delivery, city and suburban areas, and mail subscription options including rates for in-trading areas, outside areas, and international, all payable in advance. Founded in 1947.
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Agnew Speeches Shape Campaign Oratory And Echo Debate
Jeffrey Hart discusses Spiro Agnew as a powerful political orator and a skilled team behind his speeches. The piece contrasts Agnew with Rockefeller, notes how his lines crystallize audience perceptions, and cites critics like Hook Beichman Laqueur Kennan Kristol on campus radicalism and university culture.
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Agnew's Oratory and Wit Stir Political Camp Humor
The piece notes Vice President Agnew citing figures like Sidney Hook and George Kennan against critics, praising his campy political theater and zingers such as vicar s of vacillation and nabobs of negativism. It cites a Democratic strategist advising rivals to lie low when Agnew visits.
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