Winter Driving Habits Urged in Yearly Police Review
Quinn Tamm, executive director of the International Association of Chiefs of Police, urges motorists to take personal responsibility for safety as accidents rise. He stresses winter hazards of reduced traction and visibility, and calls for slower speeds, greater following distances, cautious intersections, and smooth braking to avoid crashes and tickets.
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Washington, D.C
Quinn Tamm
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Tamm
New England State Police Seek Grant for Command College
A subcommittee of the New England Police Administrators Conference asked the Department of Justice for a 107000 demonstration grant to launch a two year New England States Police Staff and Command College. The six states would cover two thirds of the 270000 project cost with federal aid providing the rest.
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Command College
Washington
New England Police Administrators Conference
Department of Justice
New England States
United States
Nespac
Office of Law Enforcement Assistance
Col. Marx
Leo Mulcahy
Connecticut
Irving Beck
New England Council
Edwin Webber
New England Economic Research Foundation
Robert Sheehan
Northeastern University
Northeastern
Staff & Command College
New England Governors Conference
Draft Law Challenge Seen On Constitutional Grounds
Washington based UPI reports the Pentagon watches with concern as a draft law faces a constitutional challenge. The article notes potential implications for defense policy and executive authority amid legal scrutiny and political debate.
Schlesinger offered CUNY Professorship
Arthur Schlesinger Jr former Kennedy and Johnson adviser has been offered the Albert Schweitzer chair in the humanities at CUNY for 100000 a year. Chancellor Bowker said negotiations have been ongoing since last spring and the decision awaits Schlesinger finishing his Kennedy history A Thousand Days. The offer is a major academic appointment funded by ten endowed chairs. The move comes as debates over draft laws and military manpower widen in Congress and courts. ACLU eyes a test case from students who lost deferments after a sit in over Viet Nam policy. In Ashtabula Ohio police say George Gilmore who served three days in jail was fined 25 dollars for stealing officers gloves.
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UPI
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Kennedy
Johnson
City University of New York
Albert Bowker
Schlesinger
Albert Schweitzer
Harvard
White House
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U.S
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Ann Arbor
Mich
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Lewis
Ashtabula, Ohio
Ashtabula
George Gilmore
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