New England Police Plan Attack on Organized Crime
Rhode Island Attorney General Herbert F. DeSimone outlined a regional program named the New England Criminal Intelligence System aimed at dismantling the system that feeds organized crime. Governors endorsed the plan as a national first, with a regional intelligence network, standardized data gathering, and a centralized computer analysis center.
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N.E
Providence
Br.t
New England
Rhode Island
Herbert F. DeSimone
New England Criminal Intelligence System
U.S. Justice Department
DeSimone
Drug Use in New England Rising Report to Governors Says
New England has between 10 000 and 20 000 drug addicts and 40 000 to 80 000 others dependent on non heroin drugs or facing serious problems, per a report for the New England Governors Conference. The six state governors approved the study after reading proposals to curb drug use and to require physician reports. They also planned to press for a free trade zone at Machiasport Maine and to form an environmental committee to study pesticide use and possible new rules.
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Boston
New England
New England Economic Research Foundation
Kenneth M.curtis
Maine
Washington
Nixon
Machiasport
Curtis
Bishop and aide shot dead in Liberia attack
The Rt. Rev. Dillard H. Brown, 57, bishop of the Episcopal Church's Liberia mission, and business manager Claude Nader were killed in their Monrovia office. A British citizen, Patricia Newiss, was critically wounded and an office boy was wounded. The assailant fired without provocation.
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New York
American Episcopal Church
Liberia
Monrovia
Episcopal Church Center
Dillard H. Brown
Claude Nader
Church Center
James Long
Patricia Newiss
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Great Barrington
Shel
West Pittsfield Garden Center
Housatonic Street
Stevenson & Co.,Inc
Stevenson & Co., Inc
North ST
Pittsfield
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Diane Young
Dacron
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