White-Collar Crime Probes Expand Across U S Investigators
Federal prosecutors say they are pursuing more white-collar crimes amid a Justice Department push to crack down on corruption in corporate boardrooms and public offices. Governors, attorneys, and officials urge funding, while some favor shifting routine crimes to local prosecutors to free time for investigations. The drive traces to Agnew and Watergate, with Saxbe urging equal treatment and stiff penalties for offenders.
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Justice Department
U.S
Congress
Ford Administration
Spiro T. Agnew
Department
Atty
William B. Saxbe
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Spokane
Wash
Texas Tops Pa in State Population Shift
The U S Census Bureau reports Texas moved to third place with about 12 million residents, surpassing Pennsylvania which falls to fourth with roughly 11.8 million. California remains first at 21 million and New York second at 18.1 million.
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Texas
Pennsylvania
U.S. Census Bureau
Census Bureau
California
Newrote
County Jobholders Up By 1 000 in September Erie
Erie County jobholders rose by 1,000 from August to September, per James A. Roseberry, manager of the Erie office of the Bureau of Employment Security. Year-to-year gains reach 3,700 with unemployment easing to 3.6 percent, below state and national levels of 5.0 and 5.7 percent. Establishment data total up 1,700 in 30 days, surpassing the 1973 level by 3,700. The September-to-September expansion is noted.
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Erie County
James A. Roseberry
Erie
Bureau of Employment Securit
Roseberry
County proposes $2000 across three years for all county workers
Erie County labor negotiators offer 850 employees a $2000 cash package over a three year contract plus cost of living raises and fringe benefits. The deal could cost about $1.7 million and more than three mills in new taxes. AFSCME seeks a $3000 across the board raise and extra fringe benefits.
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ERIE
Erie County
American Federation of State
James Casey
Afscme
Car Slams House Killing Stockton Youth
A 19 year old Stockton youth, Larry S. Marsh Jr., died when his southbound car on Route 380 failed to make a left turn onto Pierson road. The vehicle struck a house owned by Donald Wellman and Marsh was pronounced dead at the scene. He was the 25th highway fatality in Chautauqua County in 1974, compared with 34 at the same period last year.
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Stockton
N.Y
Larry S. Marsh Jr
Pierson Road
Donald Wellman
Chautauqua County
Anson Steward
Marsh
Population growth in south and west outpaces declines elsewhere
The Census Bureau reported continued rapid population growth in southern and western states from July 1 1973 to July 1 1974. Six states showed declines, slowing the trend in the northeast and southwest as the nation trends observed.
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