Fourteen Baltimore cops charged in payoffs scheme
A federal grand jury indicted fourteen Baltimore police officers and nineteen civilians on charges tied to protecting illegal numbers operations. Indictments accuse officers of taking monthly payoffs up to 100 dollars from 1972 to 1973, with conspiracy allegations extending to other operators and officers.
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Bowen Sees Recreational Bonding Law
Amietamora Indiana AP Bowen outlines recreational bonding law allowing revenue bonds for projects. He cites legislative actions funding preservation of natural areas and potential to develop strip mine lands for recreation while praising a productive session and urging cooperative efforts.
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First U S Cop Receives Harvard Doctorate
Capt. Joseph McNamara, a 38 year old US cop, earned a Doctor of Public Administration from Harvard University. He says he believes he is the nation’s first Harvard PhD holder from a police background. McNamara joined the force in 1956 and served a decade in Harlem before his PhD leave.
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