Parole System Flaws Face Scrutiny Over Inmates Set Free
A critique argues parole leniency amid recent crimes by paroled prisoners. It calls for a stronger clearinghouse, reliable verification of prison records, and post release monitoring to prevent unsafe releases. The piece urges Governor to tighten procedures rather than expand parole use.
Rules for a Candidate Facing Press Scrutiny
A discussion notes that public office seekers surrender private life to scrutiny and hostility. It cites a mayoral candidate suing a newspaper, with the State Supreme Court affirming that truthful reporting and commentary are permissible duties of city publishers.
If he cannot take public mockery he should not run
The article argues a failed candidate must endure public scorn and media scrutiny, saying only those who can laugh off jibes and accept public ownership should seek office, otherwise they belong to ordinary citizens. It stresses resilience and good nature as essential for public figures.
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Roanoke Rapids Faces House Shortage as Permits Rise
Five new building permits were issued this week while last week many good building lots hit the market. Despite ongoing construction, Roanoke Rapids still lacks adequate housing and rental units. A family of four must move due to a rental loss, and some residents live in nearby towns to avoid building now. Local businessmen urge investment in small modern rentals to fill the demand.
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Roanoke Rapids
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