California five member task force to study penal reform
Sacramento reports that a Reagan administration task force of five members began a six month review of California's crime and penal systems. Led by Ed Osborne the panel will assess law enforcement and penal reform effects on crime while a Senate committee readies broad reform proposals. The group will report by February 28, 1973.
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Life Magazine obituary marks its final issue at 36
Mark Raymond presents a reflective obituary for Life magazine noting its 1936 birth during Roosevelt era, its decline due to rising postal costs, and parallel fate with Look. The piece laments government postage policy and warns of broader press freedoms erosion as publications fade.
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Skin and Bones Dog Survives 74 Days Locked in Car
State Line Nevada deputies freed Cindy, a black poodle terrier, after 74 days without food or water left her emaciated at six pounds. She was too weak to lift her head but received milk and care before authorities contacted her San Leandro owners Mr and Mrs Ernest Nechvatal. Police called it a miracle she survived and described her as just skin and bones.
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