FBI Crime Study Questions FBI Statistics Accuracy
Washington AP reports the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration conducts a nationwide survey in eight cities to measure crime from a victim perspective. Interviews of 350000 people aim to uncover unreported crimes, suggesting higher true crime rates than FBI figures.
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Union City teachers approve TM 72 73 contract
Union City teachers and school directors ratified a new two year TM 72 73 contract ending a threatened strike. The pact retroactive to July 1 provides a $300 annual raise each year, an 185 day teaching year, improved fringe benefits, and step based salary scales for bachelor and master degree holders.
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Mining Firm Sued For Fatal Dam Break
Logan County residents sue Buffalo Mining and Pittston Co. and Pardee Land Co. for more than 500000 in damages claiming negligence and recklessness in building and supervising the coal slag dam that burst on February 26, killing 118 people and leaving about 4000 homeless.
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Johnny Lindquist Abducted Boy Beaten Then Returned Home
Seven year old Johnny Lindquist has been beaten while in foster care and remained unconscious since July 28 after being taken from a foster home and later returned to his natural parents.
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Cook County
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Reds Boost Raids Along Highway
Saigon reports a series of sapper and artillery attacks along a 150 mile north south highway from Da Nang to Qui Nhon on the eve of North Vietnam's national day. In Tam Quan and An Nhon area clashes left rangers and militiamen wounded with several enemy fatalities and a bridge blown. Government forces recaptured Tam Quan district headquarters plant while fighting continued in the Que Son Valley and the Quang Tri area near the stalemated front.
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Four fire engines in I-90 crash injures passenger
A PennDOT sign truck, a 1972 station wagon and four new fire engines were involved in a pileup on I-90 south of I-79. Damages totaled $45,000 with one person hurt, Marie Farhart, 46, of Glens Falls. She was treated and released from St. Vincent Hospital.
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Center Faces License Loss After Drowning Death
Ridge View Center, a private facility for mentally retarded boys near Hawley, Wayne County, was warned it could lose its license by Sept. 1 for regulatory deficiencies. A 15 year old, Louis Novak, died Aug. 20 from forced drowning by other patients while bathing. The center, previously linked to a fatal June accident, was shut by the state as inspectors cited staff shortages and vague safety rules.
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Ridge View Center
Helene Wohlgemuth
Louis Novak
Wohlgemuth
Hawley
Wayne County
Regiona
Elliot Knauer
Small Town Needs Protection but Can't Foot The Bill
Conneautville borough seeks more police protection but lacks funds to hire fulltime help. Two unpaid policemen aided Chief Donald Morgan to cover 30 hours weekly, yet chiefs and officials fear ongoing crime by curfew breakers, vandals, and teens. Volunteer Melvin Reinhart patrols 45 hours weekly with Clyde Faust deputizing him and Joseph Ferro. Expenses totaled about 200 dollars for June and July including a revolving light, a blackjack, handcuffs, gasoline, and gear. council previously approved a 5 dollar weekly reimbursement. Officials consider state or federal aid to cover equipment and cars as budget gaps persist.
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Conneautville
Donald Morgan
Audley Stevens
Melvin Reinhart
Clyde Faust
Reinhart
Joseph Ferro
Oge
Crupe
Stevens
Jamestown Board Permits Chin chillas in residential district
In a 2 1 vote the Zoning Board of Adjustment overruled the zoning officer and granted the Bakers of Jamestown permission to breed chinchillas in a garage at their address. W B Hoge and Chairman Jack C VanNette supported the variance noting no nuisance, traffic, noise, or retail activity.
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Zoning Board of Adjustment
Joseph Reslinski
William A. Baker
W.B. Hoge
Jack C. VanNette
Hoge
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