Crime Rate Surges 15 Percent in First Quarter
FBI reports a 15 percent rise across seven crime categories in the first three months of the year, with larceny up 19 percent and burglary 15 percent. Small towns under 10,000 show the sharpest increases, while only mega cities show slight declines in some categories. Regions vary with the South up 23 percent and the West 17 percent.
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Washington
United States
FBI
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Antique Cars Shine at Fifth Carry Days Show at Mead Park
The Corry Chapter Antique Auto Club of America sponsored a successful one day event featuring restored cars led by a 1929 Hupmobile owned by Gary Van Stee of Jamestown. Attendance was down due to overlapping events, but a flea market and Corry Historical Museum drew spectators. Trophies were awarded to several owners as a crowd enjoyed the displays.
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Mead Park
Gary van Stee
Jamestown
N.Y
Corry
Antique Auto Club of America
Journal
McEdowney
News Quiz Highlights Global Events and Political Scandals
A condensed AP style quiz reviews arms sales, indictments, health costs, oil embargoes, World Cup results, political shifts in Portugal, Nixon defense, drug law repeals, Sinatra’s tour, and St Clair’s courtroom strategy. It lists questions and correct answers across ten items with brief context and outcomes.
Urge Election Law Changes From Watergate Probe Ends
Washington AP The Senate Watergate committee has died after releasing a 2215 page final report describing one of America's most tragic happenings. It urges sweeping reforms including a permanent independent prosecutor, a nonpartisan Federal Elections Commission, and strict limits on campaign abuses and presidential powers. It notes evidence of a high level conspiracy and calls for tightened election laws and oversight.
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Senate Watergate Committee
Senate Select Committee On
America
House Judiciary Committee
Special
Watergate
Democratic National
Nixon
C. G
Bebe" Rebozo
Rebozo
New York
Federal Elections Commission
Senate
Public Prosecutor's Office
Colson to Testify as Impeachment Inquiry Moves On
Charles W. Colson, once a close Nixon adviser, appears today as the next witness in the House Judiciary Committee impeachment inquiry. He pled guilty in June over involvement in the Pen tagon Papers defamation scheme and is expected to reveal all. The panel’s crucial deliberations begin next week with Kalmbach set for Tuesday and a July 30 recommendation anticipated. Colson’s testimony touches on dairy industry contributions to Nixon’s 1972 campaign and possible links to milk price shifts in 1971.
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House Judiciary Committee
Senate
Turkey
Frank Sinatra
Sinatra
Hong Kong
Australia
James D. St. Clair
Charles Colton
John Dean
Herbert Kalmbach
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N. C
John W. Dean Tit
White House
Washington
Charles W. Colson
Colson
Daniel Ellsberg
Pentagon
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
Rconn
Supreme Court
Weicker
Senate Watergate Committee
CBS
Watergate Committee
California
Ed Reinecke
Senate Judiciary Committee
San Diego
Beef and turkey focus in Penn State marketing column
State College AP reports Penn State marketing notes beef headlines linger in ads as retailers help curb oversupply with chuck and round roasts and steaks. Pork prices edge up as hog marketing slows. poultry sees extra features in July peak demand. Turkey prices drop versus last Thanksgiving while freezer buying touted for home storage and cost savings.
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Penn State
Turkey
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