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about fixing crime first. And
Mr. Engler, he said, is too
busy trying to pull the
government out of private
lives to understand he is
hurting people.
He called Mr. Engler's
across-the-board cuts for
general assistance "cruel
and obscene" because some
of the people taken off wel-
fare are not capable of work-
ing.
"The government's role is
to protect and keep things
secure," he said. "We have
to do what is necessary to br-
ing peace, harmony and
happiness to this society."
He suggested some an-
swers to the state's woes.
Mr. Marlinga would bring
back tax deductions for cars.
He also suggested a capital
gains tax decrease for the
middle class — to be coupled
with a tax increase on the
very wealthy.
"Criminal problems will
not decrease until we make a

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to bring peace,
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happiness to this
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commitment to the economic
vitality of this country," he
said.
Mr. Marlinga said judges
must be allowed to sentence
criminals according to their
own standards and not ac-
cording to the number of
spaces available in the
prisons.
If the three prisons were
opened, he said, he is op-
timistic that voters would
pass millages to pay for the
program to correct crime and
the economy.
In Michigan, there are
32,000 prison spaces and,
each year, 27,000 people are
convicted of serious crimes,
he said. Because of the shor-
tage of prison space, the
average length of stay for a
prisoner is two years.
"Within three years, the
average person convicted of
a crime will be on the streets
again," he said. "Of those,
60 percent within three
years will start committing
crimes.
"This is a serious threat to
our society," he said. "And if
you don't solve the crime
problem, there will be no
way you will get people to
reinvest in Detroit, or
Saginaw or Muskegon, or
any other place in jeopar-
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