Epidemic of Shoplifting Plaguing College Towns
AP survey finds a growing shoplifting epidemic in U S college towns. Stores report turning offenders to police instead of campus officials, and shops hire guards and plainclothes detectives while installing cameras and mirrors for visibility. Campus retailers cite losses and student attitudes as core issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Cooper
New York
U.S
Associated Press
University of Michigan
Rudolph Gehm
Government seeks thousands of computer programmers
Federal agencies need many men and women for computer programming jobs and even high school graduates can enter the field. Free information and tests are available by calling 335-0171 or writing PSI Dept. B-15 Fairfield County 281 Fairfield Avenue Bridgeport Conn. Adv.
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Washington, D. C
Fairfield County
Fairfield Avenue
Bridgeport
Conn
Dristan Nasal Mist Promises Relief From Postnasal Drip
A major medical firm touts Dristan Nasal Mist as effective against morning hawking of phlegm caused by postnasal drip. The spray targets nasal membranes, prevents mucus formation at night, and clears congestion on waking to ease breathing.
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New York, N. Y
Dristan
University co op shoplifting plague hits campuses nationwide
The piece details rising college shoplifting at Yale Princeton and Harvard with losses in the tens of thousands yearly and security measures from guards to mirrors. It notes FBI data arrests up 79 percent and profiles from Massachusetts Kansas City Missouri and Washington state universities as responses.
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Boston University
Russell Reynolds
National Association of College Stores
Chicago
John Balogna
New York University
Yale University
C. L. Willoughby
Yale
Princeton University
Harvard University
John J. Morrill
Morrill
FBI
California
Sam Flanel
National Retail Merchants Association Controllers’ Congress
Win L. Cummings
University of Massachusetts
Stewart J. Bussin
Amherst, Mass
Burge
Marvin Lerner
Rockhurst College
Kansas City
University of Washington
Harry Chaskey
Paul Horton
University of Colorado
State University
Horton
East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State University
Val Naert
Naert
Balloons as War Tools First Used by French Revolutionaries
The article notes that balloons were first employed in warfare by French revolutionaries in 1794, marking an early use of aerial technology in conflict.
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State National, Bank OF Connecticut
CEP
Faircheld Avenue
Rasen
Wain & Bridge Sts
Federal Reserve Systems and
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ITER
State Street
Black Rock Turnpike
Fairfield
Toke
Bayview Shopping Center
Boston Avenue
Fowteld
Main Street
Paradie Crean
Stratford
Shelton
Howe Street
Stratfond
Trembell
Southport
Old Post Road
Biteck Tomeike
Fane
Rane
The
Missouri University
Doors
Charles Lutz
Kansas University Student Union
Frank Burge
Rudolph Diesel
National Automobile Club
Ale
ALCOA
Reynolds
Fairfield Ave
Milford
Trumbull
Bond
Post Center
Conn. Thruway
Boston Post Road
Milfo Trumbull
Merritt Parkway
Mew Maven
Church Street
RCA Victor
RCA
Aviamete
Barnum Avenue
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