New Breed of Cops Aims to Fight Crime Efficiently
In our opinion a new breed of police is forming amid rising crime rates. The article notes a 13 percent 1975 first half increase before a 3 percent rise this year and credits specialized training like Britain’s Bramshill and U S executives programs. FBI Director Kelley and Seattle Chief Hanson praise the National Executive Institute as shaping police professionalism and learning. The piece argues courts limit police prerogatives and suggests intelligent strategies may reverse the crime trend.
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United States
Britain
Police College
Bramshill House
FBI
Clarence Kelley
FBI Academy
National Executive Institute
Kelley
Seattle
Robert Hanson
Hanson
Ford gifts and travel perks prompt ethics questions
Journal-istic report outlines multiple gifts and perks linked to Ford and allies, including golfing trips financed by U.S. Steel and Bethlehem Steel, Carpenters Union personalized Congress guides, and transport on a Pollack Forest Lear jet. White House and House ethics rules referenced. notes potential conflict amid timber lobby battles. Also covers Turkish base closures and U S intelligence adjustments as substitutes developed in Europe and the Middle East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Pollatch Forest, Inc
House
Spokane
Wash
Salt Lake City
Timber
Remarkable Bolivian man overcomes birth deformity to thrive
Juan Shiquyen Yepex born with four fingered hands grew from his shoulders and feet from his hips. At eight he was treated by Dr. Howard A. Rusk in New York, enabling walking and later studying, swimming, chess, IBM computer training, and a successful mining job. His wife Helen, herself a polio survivor, also defied disability to graduate high school and type 60 words a minute. The piece blends human achievement with reflections on ethics and civic virtue.
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Juan
Howard A. Rusk
Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine
New York City
California
IBM
Ballyian Mining Corp
Rehabilitation Achievements Highlighted By Greece Hero Tale
The piece recounts a Greek air force flier named Steve Kalkandis who became paralyzed, then recovered with Bellevue Hospital rehab from Dr. Rusk, eventually walking with braces and canes before shedding them. It contrasts his success with President Ford and Nixon stance on disability funding, warning of weak HEW research efforts and urging continued congressional support and Goodwill Industries’ future role.
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Steve Kalkandis
Greece
Kalkandis
Dr. Rusk
Bills and bills and more bills from state lawmakers
The text lists issues from a state legislature session including a $2,500 fine and five year lobbying ban, the Hollidaysburg mental hospital transfer to the Veterans Administration, cost estimates for a veterans home network, a looming pay raise debate, Auditor General Casey’s report on liquor store overstaffing, proposed welfare work programs, a bicycle survey, PUC discussions on National Fuel Gas, proposed property tax exemptions for seniors, marriage license rules, road and water protections, and changes in jury trials and prison oversight, with a tentative session date of November 8 or sooner.
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Erie County
Hollidaysburg Mental Hospital
Veterans Administration
Soldiers and Sailors Home
Veterans
Robert Casey
Orlando
Rep
Dombroski
PUC
Robert Bloom
Michael Johnson
The Ethical Basis of Economic Freedom review excerpt
A wide range of leaders discuss business ethics and free enterprise. Paul Harvey cups the call for integrity across politics medicine law religion and sports. Key figures argue corruption harms free society and firms must adopt strict conduct codes.
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Corry Journal
Jack Ford
By Jack Anderson
Smington
Ford TH
U.S. Steel
Carpenters Union
Thiokol Chemical Firm
Jack
Vail, Cole
Logan
Utah
Utah State University
Thiokol
James Brown
Ford Family
Fords
Brown
Wall
White House
Pine Valley
Nej
William Whyte
Bethelhem Steel
Aluminum Company of America
Firestone Tire and Rubber
Congress
Capitol Hill
Diosdado Yap
Union
Carl Albert
John Rhodes
R-Ariz
Edmund Henshaw
Ken Harding
For
Jetie
Potlatch Pri F Benton Cancel
U.S
Pentagon
Turkey
Russia
Sinop
Black Sea
West Germany
Iran
Crete
Sylvie Porter
Juan Shiquyen Yepex
Ha Thildren
la Fen
Bolivia
Helen Rynack
Bellevue Hospital
Manhattan
Long Inland
Senate
Public Utility Commission
Sanjamin Franklin
Bellevue
Nixon
Gerald Ford
America
Jon Brademas
D-Ind
Health, Education and Welfare Department
American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine
American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Goodwill Industries
Ariendii
Casey
Paul Harvey
Tranbury
William Simon
Simon
A.W. Clausen
Bank of America
Oront
Stanley Marcus
Nieman-Marcus
Nelman-Marcus
Ken W
Rendam
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