Burger urges new crackdown to curb crime fear
Chief Justice Warren Burger told the American Bar Association in Houston that crime and fear of crime harm the nation, hitting the poor and minorities hardest. He called for more funds for law enforcement, revisiting appeals, and retrials for arrested or searched errors, while questioning if spending alone will restore safety.
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Lost Dollars in Tax Time Woes Across Government
The piece notes rising tax delinquency with the IRS owed nearly 16 billion, only 4 billion actively collectible. HUD has 55,000 delinquencies, the VA writes off millions with many still collectible. OMB estimates about 175 billion is owed to the government, suggesting stronger collection could lower citizen burdens.
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Memo From Mac Not So Easy
Roving Editor John McCormally reports on Reagan era tax shifts and Kansas politics. Gov. John Carlin pushes a severance tax on oil coal and gas to fund schools highways and relief while opposing new taxes. The plan faces strong oil industry resistance and political risk as legislators weigh impacts on property taxes and services.
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Understanding Eosinophilia A Guide to a Blood Condition
Eosinophilia is not a disease but a lab finding showing an excess of a specific white blood cell type. It often relates to allergies or parasitic exposure and can vary from benign to signaling underlying conditions. Regular blood checks and medical follow up help determine if treatment or further testing is needed.
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TV Tonight shows classics and curios in late listings
A noisy collage of TV listings and notes spans films like Return From The Past and Scream and Scream Again, with mentions of The MASH and The Tonight Show. It interweaves brief health Q and A on eosinophils and blood pressure, plus a letter page prayer segment.
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Dinco
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Bayond the Grave
Ottawa Herald Subscriptions and Rates Notice
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and out of state buyers. Rates include monthly payments and multi month options, with varying taxes and carrier delivery in Ottawa and surrounding towns.
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THE
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