From Where We Stand Editorial Views and Social Critique
A compendium of opinion sections reflecting on crime causation, Moynihan's poverty thesis, social ills, and responses. It also covers fashion trends among men, youth disaster relief efforts, airline excesses, Lebanon’s neutrality amid conflict, and the crackdown on ghostwritten theses by New York courts.
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New York State
Identification burglary prevention program spreads nationwide
A nine year nationwide rollout of Operation Identification uses $10 electric engraving pencils to mark valuables with Social Security numbers. Residents receive three days free equipment and decals to display. in Monterey Park California the program cut burglaries among registered homes while 2000 nonregistered home burglaries occurred. Congress considered $2 million for police engraving equipment as proof of value.
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Los Angeles
New York City
Monterey Park
California
War Objectors Freed from Alternative Service Obligations
About 2000 conscientious objectors were released from mandatory civilian service duties after successful class actions across at least seven states and DC. Those who served can resign, while others remain in noncombat roles. further mobilization readiness remains for a national urgency scenario.
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District of Columbia
Are We Spending Ourselves Into National Peril
Ralph de Toledano argues that rising welfare costs and growing deficits threaten economic freedom. He cites welfare spending, projections to 1982 and beyond, and warns of higher taxes, recession, and potential totalitarian drift if Congress and the White House fail to rein in expenditures. He critiques Senator McGovern and Democratic majorities for fuel.ing a fiscal trajectory toward 50 percent GNP taxes and entrenched spending.
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Daniel P. Moynihan
George McGovern
Congress
Nixon
McGovern
United States
Jack S. Parker
General Electric
Parker
White House
North Carolina voters split as Nixon hopes rise in Senate race
The piece outlines NC Republicans backing Jesse Helms and Nixon while Democrats back Galifianakis in a volatile primary and general election. It notes a party rift with three separate campaigns, plus regional polling showing Nixon leads by a wide margin while Helms lags Galifianakis 5 to 1 among undecideds.
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Charlotte
N.C
North Carolina
Jesse Helms
Raleigh
Richard Nixon
George McGovern
Dwight Eisenhower
Barry Goldwater
Wallace
Nixon
Nick Galifianakis
Galifianakis
Everett Jordan
McGovern
Congress
South
Herbert Hoover
Hargrove Bowles
Helms
Sargent Shriver
Edward Graham
Graham
GOP
Election Laws by Ted W Brown on Ohio voting rules
A summary of Ohio voting requirements including residency rules thirty days, county registration, and mail or transfer registration to other counties. It notes a 1972 change allowing temporary absence to register by mail and voting rules for presidential electors, with guidance from county boards of elections.
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Ted W. Brown
Ohio
Federal District
Board of Elections
County Boards of Elections
Medina County Gazette Publisher and rates note
Drive Safely Medina County Gazette is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inc. Rates listed for mail and single copies. Key staff include Arthur D. Hudnutt publisher, Mike Dungjen editor, and Stuart A. Borden general manager. Contact numbers provided.
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Medina County Publications Inc
West Liberty Street
Medina
Medina, O
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Mike Dungjen
Stuart A. Borden
Brunswick
Garfield PTO forms action committee over Smith Road reroute
The Garfield executive board unanimously votes to campaign for a traffic reroute past Garfield School. The Garfield Action Committee seeks interested parents to join a meeting on the front steps of Garfield School Friday Aug 18 at 7:30 p.m. The group cites education and safety of children as the priority and calls for immediate action.
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Garfield P.T.O
Smith Road
Garfield School
Garfield Action Committee
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