The Cop-Out of Justice By Connie Davis Accent Editor
A sharp critique of liberal criminal justice and early releases of violent offenders. The author argues society bears the cost of “social ills” and calls for stern justice, arguing life imprisonment and strong public protection over rehabilitative leniency. Includes anecdotes on victims and a local reminiscence about The Plug streetcar.
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Fitness habit trends with Hal Higdon and runners
The article profiles Hal Higdon from Michigan City Ind and his fourth decade of running. It notes running tops his exercise ratings and links fitness to better energy, diet changes, and reduced sugar. Higdon predicts a spring surge of runners and cites various activities ranked by suitability for health and endurance.
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