Seaside's computer aided burglary drive cuts crime
California police credit a computer aided program with a dramatic drop in burglaries. Since late October, 27 arrests and $30,000 in stolen property recovered followed by a 25 percent decrease in burglaries. The system uses a rented computer to guide a two man undercover patrol in high risk times and locations.
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Colleagues salute Truman for courage and leadership
Colleagues of Harry S. Truman and leaders worldwide paid tribute after his death at age 88 in Kansas City. Secretary Brennan, Senator Anderson, Treasurer Gray, and other figures praised his courage, decency, and decisive nature, noting his role in the Truman Doctrine and Marshall Plan.
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Kansas City
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Brennan
Georgia Neese Gray
Pall of secrecy taints health studies on pollution and smoking
Canadian scientist Theodore D. Sterling told the American Association for the Advancement of Science that US industry health groups and government labs hide crucial data on pollution and tobacco effects. He warned studies are biased, underestimating pollution harms and overestimating smoking risks due to flawed design and secrecy hindering balanced conclusions.
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Truman women display fortitude during President Truman death
INDEPENDENCE MO AP The widow Bess Truman and daughter Randall Jessee said the former president’s death was faced with great style and calm. The 87 year old matriarch remained composed at home, accepting calls and avoiding press conferences while her daughter Jet returned from New York.
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Independence Mourns Truman, Local Hero of Independence
In Independence Missouri residents mourn the nation’s 33rd president Harry S Truman as a beloved local figure. Neighbors recall his study window on Truman Road, the sense of security he gave, and his life returning to the town he loved. Vigil, public memories, and gratitude mark the day. More residents recount how Truman helped neighbors during the 1930s downturn and how his presence shaped their lives.
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Minnesota snowmobile toll rises to 978 in 1972
The state traffic death toll climbed to 978 with three more fatalities. A 13-year-old snowmobiler, David Zunker of rural Alexandria, died after his vehicle struck a milk truck while crossing an icy road. Sister Josephine Beatrix, 52, of Crosby, died in a Detroit Lakes collision. Carol Almaniec, 32, of Columbus Nebraska, died in Orono after a crash involving her husband’s car.
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Alexandria
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Josephine Beatrix
Crosby
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Arthur Olson
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Cannibalism Revealed Among Andes Crash Survivors
16 Uruguayan air force plane crash survivors on a two month Andes ordeal feasted on deceased companions to stay alive. Of 45 aboard, 18 died in crash or injuries, eight in an avalanche, three more from malnutrition. Relatives mostly avoided discussion while some survivors likened cannibalism to a life saving act. Fernando Parrado described initial sustenance from chocolates and jellies.
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Fernando Parrado
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Argentina
Price Commission suspends volatile pricing for soybean firms
The Price Commission suspended the volatile pricing rule for 18 soybean processors including Minnesota players Cargill Inc and Land O Lakes Inc both in Minneapolis and Farmers Union Grain Terminal Association of St Paul. The rule lets firms with over 100 million in annual sales raise prices without prior notice as soybean prices swing.
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