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Posted Mon, Dec 31, 2:06 p.m.
Memories of Kabul: About the time Mr. Chasan was sitting on a balcony in Kabul I was visiting with a nurse who'd spend much of her professional life working with what we now call NGOs. I asked about a framed photograph on her wall, depicting a line of three and ...
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RE: Remember Curtis Williams?: So, who was this year's recipient of the Curtis Williams Scholarship ?
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It's catch and release: The task of arresting offenders who fail to comply with community custody falls largely to local police and deputy sheriffs. Offenders are frequently released, even though there are warrants for their arrest, because there is no place to hold them until DOC can pick them up. ...
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