Time To Debunk Crime Theory In Penology Critique
The essay argues punishment often fails to rehabilitate crime careers, contrasting first-time offenders with career criminals. It cites societal blame, the rise of political radicalization in prisons, and notes differing views on crime as social or political. It likens U S prison trends to Soviet history while asserting crime is complex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Quentin
George Jackson
Jackson
America
Tad Szulc
United States
Russia
U.S.S.R
Banks expand role in community service amid protests
A Harris study shows public demand for bankers to lead societal solutions. Banks launch programs from playgrounds in Atlanta to grants in Portland and pollution loans, funded by depositors and shareholders. A Bank of America president notes profits cannot thrive if society is torn apart, as his branches endure over 100 arson attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Organization
Foundation For Full Service Banks
The
American Banking Association
Atlanta
Portland
Ore
Kansas
A. W. Clausen
Bank of America
Landmark school funding cases ripple to Supreme Court
The piece argues the fairness of school funding, comparing Baldwin Park and Beverly Hills, noting California's equal protection ruling and potential nationwide impact. It asks if states or the federal government should equalize education funding and whether districts may tax themselves to improve local schools. It also reports on a Smithsonian display replacing an old post office with period staff and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Supreme Court
California Supreme Court
California
Baldwin Park
Los Angeles
Beverly Hills
Hawaii
Battle over new consumer agency pits Holifield against White House
A House Government Operations clash centers on a bill to create the strongest U S consumer agency testing products reporting results and drafting pro consumer laws. Holifield the committee chair shifts positions amid White House pressure and GOP allies while consumer advocates warn of watered down provisions.
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House
Government Operations Committee
White House
Chet Holifield
D - Calif
Nixon
Holifield
California
GOP
Rosenthal
Carl Albert
Dokla
Hale Boggs
Ralph Nader
Ed Garmats
D-Md
R-N. J
Dwyer
Highway Lobby
Ecology Movement
John Gibbons
Kentucky Derby years and presidential oath questions
A 1899 Derby field consisted of thrive horses with Manuel winning under jockey F Taral. The U S president normally takes the oath in Washington D C but no law requires it. The first quantity production automobile factory opened in 1900 by Olds in Detroit.
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Manuel
F. Taral
United States
Washington, D.C
Olds Company
Detroit
Ground breaking and fires mark local events at Hood College
Yesterday at Hood College students and faculty held an informal ground breaking for a new dining hall and dormitory, removing a spadeful of earth at 8:00 pm. In other news Glenn O. Garber returned from the American Bakers Association convention in Chicago with industry updates. A drilling rig will begin work soon on Annie Laura Oil and Gas land in Thurmont to test oil and gas potential. A fire destroyed the Mt Tabor Park sliding board building as crews battled the blaze. An Ohio resident recovered a lost film with a car image after police traced ownership in Frederick. A city wide preaching mission led by Dr Arnold T Chen of the Baptist World Alliance is planned for October 7 to 14.
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Gibbons
Highway Users Federation
Washington
Owen Allen
Federation
Truth Squads
Truth Squad
Trath
Atlanta
Chicago
Miami
New York City
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Hood College
Annie Laura Oil and Gas Company
Thurmont
Arnold T. Qhen
The
Baptist World Alliance
Letter to the Editor argues for population limits and pollution impact
Lucille K Beale urges limiting births to reduce future waste and pollution. She cites data on trash and water use, contending smaller families lessen strain on public health and taxes, while criticizing opponents for ignoring doctors and nurses who save lives and support welfare costs.
History’s Lesson on Riots and Prison Reform
Washington columnist argues riots erupt when reforms loosen controls in prisons and society. He cites Watts and Attica, notes recidivism, and urges security measures for reforms while identifying prisoner power dynamics and leadership traits that influence outcomes during reform periods.
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Washington
Nea
Watts
San Quentin
California
New York State Correction
Russell G. Oswald
Attica
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U.S. Postal Service
Smithsonian Institution
National Museum of History and Technology
Headsville
W. Va
Postal Service
Charlen Shultz
Ted Kennedy
D-Mass
Strom Thurmond
R- 8
Senate
South Carolina
Thurmond
Spiro Agnew
Lieshington Mowry Ce Round
Jack Anderson
Berry's
WrsUeey
Mom
News-Post
Glenn O. Garber
Garber’s
Modern Bakery
American Bakers Association
Hotel Sherman
Mt.Tabor Park
Rocky Rides
Rocky Ride
Emmitsburg
Ohio
Florida
Frederick
Market
Church Streets
Marshall
Frederick County
Maryland
Pennsylvania Dept. of Health
Spicknall
India
Pakistan
Lucille K. Beale
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