Rehabilitation term prompts Georgia court parole clash
The piece argues the Georgia General Assembly should define duties of courts and the Pardon and Parole Board. It cites a case where parole undercut a court sentence of five years for a heroin offender and questions the board’s use of rehabilitation to deem the sentence excessive.
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Letters to the Editor Should Be Clear and Signed
The article urges constructive community letters be plainly written and signed with address and phone number. It notes many readers struggle to decipher handwriting and that vague letters waste space and deserve disposal.
Complaining Taxpayer's Bond Grievance Sparks Tiny Increase
A Times Enterprise reader objected to a $600000 city bond vote for street paving sewer work and auditorium upgrades. City data showed her home tax would rise from 30.30 to 30.63 annually, a 33 cent increase.
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Historic events mark June 19 across centuries
On this date in 1819 the SS Savannah completed the first Atlantic steamship crossing ending in Liverpool. Other milestones include Roanoke’s 1586 colony departure and the 1862 ban on slavery in U.S. territories. Obituaries, birthdays and a thought for today follow.
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N.C
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Goldwater Days Recalled in McGovern Nixon Theme
Marianne Means analyzes Attorney General John Mitchell and his optimistic view that McGovern would mirror Goldwater as Nixon faces re election. Polls show Nixon with a substantial lead though not insurmountable and McGovern adjusts stance, while public mood shifts against incumbents.
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Mystery of Time Spent in Prison Reveals Judge Insight
A Florida survey shows most judges have little first hand knowledge of jail conditions. less than three percent report satisfactory experience inside a cell, and only a fraction have ever been inside. The piece argues judges should experience prison life to understand sentencing impacts.
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Plant City
Times
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Bill
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Courtroom Time and The Justice Divide
A memoir style reminiscence reflects on years in and around courts. The narrator, a reporter, recalls encounters with judges cops and lawyers, critiquing sentencing inequities and the “Time” measured in a tense Lakeland courtroom anecdote.
Banks tied to FHA mortgage scams rock city housing markets
Washington writer Jack Anderson reports banks and insurers including Chase Manhattan Manufacturer Hanover Metropolitan Life and Prudential funding dubious ghetto mortgages. The Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee will hear testimony as fears grow over foreclosures abandoned properties and taxpayer losses.
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McGovern versus Goldwater echo in campaign tactics
John Chamberlain compares McGovern and Goldwater campaigns noting the Goldwater zeal and the McGovern campus network. He argues McGovern may pivot to the center like Goldwater faced criticism, while Nixon analyzes past tactics to stop McGovern.
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