Roswell urged to fund mentally ill care after shooting
Tim W. Daniel of Roswell urges mayoral candidates Tom Jennings William Brainerd and Julia Kidd to back a plan to fund People Care of Roswell the sole halfway house for the seriously mentally ill. He argues the incident and ensuing unrest show need for rest medication and shelter and asks candidates to commit state or local support to ease police burdens.
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Roswell
People Care
Tom Jennings
William Brainerd
Julia Kidd
Tim W. Daniel
Riverside Drive
America love it or leave it Dear Editor
A reader defends the two party system and asks critics to offer solutions. They accuse hostile letters of hatred despite lacking constructive proposals, invoke biblical scripture out of place, and affirm America as great with free speech and voting rights. The writer asserts critics won’t be missed.
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America
Anti gun articles ahead in public discourse
A reader argues the Second Amendment protects firearm possession and that stricter laws are ineffective. He cites states with strict laws yet ongoing crime and urges enforcing current statutes without new paperwork, concluding gun control should be about law enforcement rather than added rules.
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Walter Mears
National Rifle Association
California
New Jersey
New York
Washington, D.C
Governors push for reform but warn costs must stay local
At the National Governors Association meeting in Washington, governors applaud focus on crime welfare and health care while warning federal actions must not constrain state budgets. Leaders stress health care reform and bite into GOP opposition, fearing Washington plans shift costs to states.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Massachusetts
William Weld
National Governors Association
Clinton White House
Clinton
Maine
John McKernan
Republican Governors Association
South Carolina
Carroll Campbell
Campbell
Gender war dooms verdict in Menendez jury says women
A group of female jurors in the Erik Menendez case say gender bias and homophobia shaped deliberations and helped prevent a verdict. They recall hostility and insults in the jury room and note male jurors shifted focus to Erik’s sexuality late in the trial.
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Los Angeles
Erik Menendez
Tracy Miller
Hazel Thornton
Pacific Bell Co
Erik
Lyle
Miller
Jose
Kitty
Ohio court: cigar smoke can be battery in radio studio
The 1st Ohio District Court of Appeals reinstated a lawsuit by Ahron Leichtman of Citizens for A Tobacco-free Society against WLW-AM broadcaster Andy Furman and two station personalities. The court ruled deliberate cigar smoke in a victim’s face can constitute battery and sent the case back to Hamilton County Common Pleas Judge Ralph Winkler for further action.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
1St
Ohio District Court of Appeals
Court of Appeals
Bob Newman
Ahron Leichtman
Wlw-Am
Andy Furman
Leichtman
Bill Cunningham
Furman
Hamilton County Common Pleas
Ralph Winkler
Winkler
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Hagerman
Lake Arthur
Teresa Grado
Ron Dees
Estee Lauder
Custarascare
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Sio
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Tsue Aldi
Kray Smoore
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Judy Zamos
Lyle Menendez
the Press
Leslie Abramson
Citizens For A Tobacco-free Society
City Health Department
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Women's Community Bible Study
Frist United Methodist Church
Pennsylvania
Kay Jones
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