Mother’s lenient sentence in nude-dancer case shocks judge
Theresa Jackson, 41, convicted of provoking her daughter's death by forcing the girl to work as a nude dancer, received 364 days in jail two years of community control and three years of probation. The judge said the sentence was a compromise and ordered ongoing therapy.
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Fort Lauderdale, Fla
Broward
Arthur
Franza
Richard Lubin
Theresa Jackson
Lubin
Sole maker of jail bars to spring itself from trade
Armco Inc will exit the jail bars business, the only U.S. producer of ribbed hard jail bars. Production will fade out in early 1970s as current orders are filled, allowing customers to find alternatives. Fries Correctional Equipment eyes alternatives from Bethlehem Steel or a Texas firm amid potential price drops. Future jails may use steelless or concrete walls, with tiny windows, for privacy and quiet. Armco will keep melting confiscated weapons in other furnaces.
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Middletown, Ohio
Armco Inc
Armco
U.S
Kansas City
Fries Correctional Equipment Co
Tipp City
Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Texas
William J. Davis
Fries
Davis
Kansas critic blasts Hayden budget for underfunding growth plan
Anthony Redwood of the University of Kansas challenges Governor Hayden's FY 1989 economic development budget as underfunded. He says the plan would dilute years of progress, calling allocations pathetically low and urging funding that prioritizes Kansas Inc. and development projects over salaries. The hearing examined use of the Economic Development Initiatives Fund with support from Kansas Inc. and several chambers, while water projects sparked debate on funding sources and balance.
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Topeka
Kan
Mike Hayden
Anthony Redwood
Lawrence
Redwood
Institute For Public Policy and Business Research
University of Kansas
Hayden
House Committee On Economic Development
Kansas Inc
Economic Development Initiatives Fund
Kansas Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Wichita
Kansas
Henry Helgerson
Diane Gjerstad
Phil
Kline
Overland Park
Kansas Technology Enterprise Corp
KTEC
Centers of
Kansas Industrial Training
KIT
Joe Harkins
Kansas Water Office
Fed Should Drop Interest Rates Say Economists
Top economists told Congress that the U.S. economy will likely avoid a recession in 1988 but would benefit from easier money policy. They warned that the Oct. 19 stock plunge lowers growth this year yet export gains could sustain the recovery. They noted inflation remains tame and urged the Fed to lower rates to reduce recession risk.
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Washington
U.S
Federal Reserve
Joint Economic Committee of Congress
David Wyss
Data Resources Inc
Fed
University of Washington
Reagan
Wyss
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University of Michigan
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