Reported crime arrests and 911 effectiveness analyzed
On page 1A researchers estimate arrest figures could rise to 50 60 with improved reporting systems and 32 with a fully effective 911 system. The study cites 75 percent of serious crimes are found after the criminal has left and notes rapid response aids only about 25 percent of cases where the victim confronts the criminal.
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Delmar Leach
Four Cities Study Finds Delays Hamper Crime Arrests
Police minutes after crimes show a 7 percent arrest rate with citizen delays reducing response effectiveness. In Peoria only a 911 system existed in 1976 and many callers looked up numbers or found a phone book, delaying reporting and lowering arrest potential.
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Moreo
Jerusalem Temple Mount attack shocks city with riot aftermath
An assailant entered the Temple Mount through the Ghawamneh gate at 9 30 am and shot guards before moving to the Mosque of Omar. Police fought riots as crowds attacked, with casualties reported among Arabs and Israelis. Authorities cite a lone gunman claim and plan investigations into possible accomplices.
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Caspi
Aryeh Ivtsan
Yosef Burg
Israel Radio
Cedar Rapids adopts cost efficient emergency call system
City official notes Cedar Rapids system costs about 12000 dollars and auto locks calls at a Des Moines switchboard for quick tracing. Dispatchers immediately route obvious non emergencies to the caller and press on for others, aiming to measure total effectiveness over time.
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Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Bergen
Budget Forecasts Split on Deficit Path as Stockman Faces Push
Warren Brookes cites a summer reveal to calm markets and boost the economy for fall elections while cautioning a faction at the OMB may exaggerate weak revenue gains to pressure for compromise. Officials acknowledge a deficit near 100 billion but debate if it will hold.
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Brookes
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Edwin Dale
Dale
Norman
Woman Hurt In Two Car Crash Near Monona
A 43-year-old woman from Rosemount Minnesota was injured Saturday in a two car crash near Monona Clayton County sheriff officials said Janis Sampson was taken to Postville Hospital with minor injuries after her car was struck at noon by Clyde Collins 17 of Luana authorities said.
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Clayton County
Janis Sampson
Rosemount
Minn
Postville Hospital
Clyde Collins
Luana
Rural Calmar man critically injured after crate crash
Dale Nelson of a rural Calmar area was described in critical condition after his pickup struck two steel farrowing crates that fell from another truck on Highway 52 about 20 miles south of Decorah. He was treated at Winneshiek County Hospital and later transferred to Lutheran Hospital in LaCrosse Wisconsin.
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Winneshiek County
Dale Nelson
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Lutheran Hospital
LaCrosse
Wis
New Jersey Rep Cornelius Gallagher Charged With Tax Evasion
A decade ago representative Cornelius Gallagher faced charges for evading over 100000 dollars in income taxes, triggering a major legal and political dispute amid his tenure.
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Cornelius Gallagher
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