Experts seek deep causes behind Los Angeles riots
The piece notes that public figures offer varied theories, but quick answers lack depth. It stresses trained experts in sociology and psychology caution against simple explanations and urge study of underlying frustrations in poverty and civil rights context. Governor Brown forms a commission to investigate and propose prevention.
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Dost 2 Plot Sparks Quiet Domestic Tension
In a lighthearted but sharp exchange, a couple navigates marriage strains and family dynamics. A friend acts as mediator as tensions rise around affection, boundaries, and the roles of beloved parents.
Daily Crossword Across Clues Mixed With Odd Letters
Puzzle page shows cryptic style clues with numbered entries and garbled letters, hinting at crosswords across like Haw k, lute types, and family names. The piece includes a sample quote about loving and losing, plus a cryptoquote with the line TIS BETTER TO HAVE LOVED AND LOST THAN NEVER TO HAVE BEEN SUED HUB BARY.
Understanding Goofs and Office Etiquette in Dear Abby
A reader questions why a PhD holder can be called doctor, another laments a son’s unpaid debt and desire for acknowledgment, and a manager seeks guidance on a gossiping co worker and office etiquette. Abby advises on proper titles, financial communication, and managerial authority.
Alimony Rights and Grounds in Ohio Divorce Actions
The article outlines alimony in Ohio divorce cases, noting it can be sought with or without divorce. It lists six grounds for alimony only actions Adultery gross neglect abandonment ill treatment habitual drunkenness and imprisonment. Residence rules require 90 days in county prior to filing and no one year residency in state. Processing may take months to a year or more and related issues include property custody and visitation.
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Lese Majeste In The Senate By Buckley Jr.
Buckley argues Johnson may fail to push 14 b repeal as Senate filibuster gains momentum led by Dirksen and Curtis with 27 senators pledged. He warns of political backlash and potential constitutional tension if Congress resists the President during an election year.
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Know Your Ohio Law By Saxbe Public Service
Attorney General Saxbe explains how installment buying and chattel mortgages work under Ohio law. It notes that removing mortgaged personal property from Ohio to defraud the creditor is illegal, with penalties up to $500 fine or three months in jail for amounts of $60 or more, and that intent matters. It also clarifies that taking property out of state is allowed if there is no intent to defraud, and warns that partial removal can still violate the statute.
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