Burglary as a fact of national life
NEA Sports Editor Ira Berkow reports on pervasive burglary in the United States. He notes 2.5 million annual incidents, doubling in five years, and widespread use of alarm systems with mixed effectiveness. Stories from Miami, Los Angeles, New York show varied responses from homeowners to guards, dogs, and geese as deterrents. The piece stresses careful selection of security devices and installers, and cites costs from $150 to $2,000 plus, with emphasis on practical protection.
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Ira Berkow
NEA
New York
Miami
Los Angeles
New York City
Yan
Unite States
United States
Long Island
Kew Gardens
N.Y
Toronto
Coral Gables
Fla
Alwo
Tra Ehrenkr
Rebatley Systems, Inc
Best in Genoa Livestock Show Highlights Grand Champions
Genoa fair results list grand champions across species led by Mike Connelly’s steer and Bill Swanson’s market heifer and boar. Reserve honors go to Blaine Condreau, Mitch Johnson, Jerry Pearson, Dana Peterson, Connie Mueller, Bill Smith, Tom Mueller, Roger Schmidt, Pat Greisen, Naeman Silverberg, Chancellin, Paul Freisen, Paul Greiger, and others in showmanship and dairy divisions. Junior rodeo and misc. notes include several contestant names and events amid scattered OCR errors.
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GPNOA
Mike Connelly
Genoa
Scott Lund
Riel Schack
Bruce Olson
Steve Lund
Rick Schack
Nick Swantek
Dana Peterson
Jerry Pearson
Connie Mueller
Bill Smith
Tom
Donna Swanson
Tim Beck
Paperboy 11 robbed of his collection in Casper
Casper police seek two youths described as about 10 after they approached 11 year old paperboy Davis Jones during a collection round and demanded money. They pulled a pellet gun and obtained an amount not specified before fleeing. investigators continued a search.
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Paperboy
Casper, Wyo
Davis Jones
Jones
Oscar Levant Dies at 65 in Beverly Hills
Oscar Levant, famed pianist, wit, and actor, died in his sleep at age 65 in Beverly Hills after years of illness. A Pittsburgh native, he studied with Schoenberg, wrote books, and became a Hollywood and radio personality noted for sharp humor and a bohemian lifestyle.
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Oscar Levant
Beverly Fills
Calif
George Gershwin
Levant
Au Morilies
George Gershmin
Pittsburgh
Arnold Schoenberg
Lady
Mandolin
Acade
Radio Progegan
Navy pilot Randy Cunningham given MIG ACE license plates
In San Diego at Miramar Naval Air Station Randy Cunningham, the first American pilot in Vietnam to shoot down five enemy MGs, has a special California license plate reading MIG ACE. The plates mark his notable air combat record and current station.
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San Diego
Calif
Navy
Randy Cunningham
Vietnam
Miramar
Naval Air Station
Cunningham
California
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