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Phillips - Sindlinger survey finds by 58-40% people are
afraid to walk on their local streets at night. 67% agree in
major metro area, to 41% in mid-size metro areas, 22% in
small-city areas and 9% in rural areas. That fear correlates
w/ confidence in local police: 17% in major metro areas having
"more" than 5 yrs. ago compared to 40% w/ less, 37% in mid-size
metro areas compared to 32% w/less. Split in small-city areas
was 43-15%, 36-7% in rural areas. Nationwide 31% felt diminished
confidence, 26% more. Judges were given less support than 5 yrs.
ago in all areas and Justice was accorded less confidence by
54-16%. By 47-25% there's less confidence in Supreme Court w/
RN appointments not seen as arresting decline of confidence in it.
But FBI, by 29-27%, has won greater confidence.
NY Post's Hamill reports growing number of Frisco radicals
believe Patty Hearst's dead and that SLA's broken up and scattered
across US. It's believed SLA had Tania make the tape and pose for
pic as insurance and then when it was clear SLA had trapped themselves
into fed kidnapping rap, they killed her, and then released the tape
w/ furor over it giving them all the time they needed to get as far
away as possible.
Guest edit in NY News is Rog Morton's warning US must strengthen
domestic minerals industry to guard against foreign blackmail.
Drummond thinks media can't afford to keep on waving 1st
amendment to shield it from consequences of their mistakes. The
public wants redress "from what they consider a very uneven
performance by the media. 11 Ervin's been saying, and rightly, that
when the constitutional right of a free press comes into conflict
w/ other constitutional rights such as right to a fair trial and duty
to preserve an orderly and secure society, something has to give.
If the press has a guaranteed right to criticize, hasn't its targets
the correlative "right to reply?" Drummond believes it's "nearly
inevitable" that if media doesn't concede that right voluntarily, it'll
be legally imposed.
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