Corrections Proposal Could Cut Prison Construction Costs
Del Alson H. Smith Jr. and Howard Shockey & Sons propose using pre stressed concrete for four new medium security prisons to save about a quarter of the $28.7 million price tag per facility. Governor Dalton and lawmakers weigh potential savings of over $24 million in total as construction plans move forward and debates begin in January.
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Letter to the Editor A Barrel of Monkeys
A reader lampoons the 1980 presidential race casting the field as a circus with governors, presidents, and colorful characters. Metaphors critique campaign flaws, spending, and politicking while wishing the public mercy and may the best man win. BEN WHITE Stephenson county address.
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Nepotism Allegation Hits Roanoke Sheriff Hudson
An Roanoke Times editorial criticizes Sheriff W Alvin Hudson for hiring three relatives, questioning his excuses about department growth and low salaries. The piece argues nepotism damages professional standards and public trust.
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Blowing a Whistle Hopefully on Language Nonsense
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At Random is a column for viewpoints of Evening Star staff writers. A 26 year old staffer argues against women voters, asserts blame for political outcomes on women, and advocates revoking suffrage as a solution. The piece mixes provocative satire with historical references and expresses strong anti feminist sentiment.
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Rowny Under Fire Over SALT Testimony in Senate Hearing
General Edward L. Rowny faced hostile questioning from Sen John Stennis and other pro SALT senators after delivering a critical briefing to the Senate Armed Services Committee. The exchange highlighted tensions between military officers and administration policy amid SALT II debates and internal JCS divisions.
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