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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1992

Page

3

Violent Crime More Of A Metro Problem

A Justice Department study shows city dwellers face higher violent crime rates than rural and suburban residents. From 1987 to 1989 cities averaged 40.6 rapes, robberies or assaults per 1,000 residents 12 and up, vs 21.1 rural and 26 suburban. Rates fell since 1981, with cities still highest. Blacks more often victims in cities and suburbs, whites in rural areas. Ages 14–24 most affected. 65+ least. Urban victims more likely to defend with guns. Data from the National Crime Victimization Survey based on household interviews.

Washington Justice Department Steven D. Dillingham Department’s Bureau of Justice Statistics Lund Dillingham National

Springfield Faces Nationwide Homosexuality Charter Battle

Springfield Oregon, population 45,400, becomes focal point as city charter adds anti gay language. Debate pits Oregon Citizens Alliance against civil rights groups with nationwide implications and possible legal challenges. Several townspeople and activists describe safety concerns and broader fights over gay rights and constitutional protections.

Springfield Ore Mike Kelly Kelly Oregon Citizens Alliance United States Martin Hiraga National Gay and Lesbian Task Force Washington

Thai Military Interference To Continue in Thailand

Bangkok and observers warn that the Thai military plans to remain active in politics, citing past role as guardian of the nation. Robert Scalapino notes such forces intervene when civilian governments falter, with parallels seen in Burma, Indonesia and Pakistan.

Bangkok Thailand Th Tun Ly Force Burma Beijing Robert Scalapino Indonesia Pakistan

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