Operation Identification Engravers Offered by Brownfield PD
Brownfield police provide free engravers for residents to mark valuables. The program aims to deter theft by requiring permanent IDs on items, with decals for homes or cars. In a recent weekend, $500 in CB radios were stolen, none marked. The department urges participation and offers brochures and decals.
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Brownfield
Consultants Against Crime
Brownfield Police Department
Joe Masso
Dick Fletcher
H. E. Henniger
Lubbock
Celeste Thomas
Statewide Taxpayers Union forms to push fiscal reform
A grass roots non-profit plans a state-wide Taxpayers Union with 200000 members to promote fiscal responsibility, inform on tax issues, and encourage voting. G L Dupree chairs, with offices in Fort Worth. The movement aims to lobby Austin and Washington DC, conduct surveys, and highlight that taxes on corporations affect individuals.
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Austin
Washington, D. C
Crime Up 11 Percent In First Nine Months Of 1975
Attorney General Edward H. Levi announced that serious crime in the United States rose 11 percent in the first nine months of 1975 compared with the same period a year earlier. FBI figures show violence up eight percent, with robbery up 11 percent, aggravated assault seven, murder three, and forcible rape two percent.
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United States
Edward H. Levi
Levi
Kelley
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Mary Marrow
Union HD Club
Viola Young
Harmond HD Club
Jane Blay
Terry County Extension
Ava Gay Dill
Martha Pettigrew
Meadow- Challis HD Club
Ima Lee Cooley
Brownfield HD Club
Kay Dodds
West Main
Coleman Park
Bruce Davis
Meadow High
FFA
Howard Stovall
Kevin Norman
Lanny Caswell
Montgomery
Billings Sales Agency
West Broadway
Bered
FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
Anthony Mer
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