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Bald eagle recovers as endangered species
Laurel Maryland United Press International reports on June 20 1782 Congress chose the bald eagle as the national symbol. Two centuries later the species begins recovery from endangerment due to Patuxent Wildlife Research Center breeding program and a 1972 DDT ban. Habitat loss remains a threat. officials expect a self sustaining small population in eight to ten years.
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FBI Chief Says Teen Crime Surges, Riots Questioned
FBI Director William H. Webster warned of a sharp rise in teenage crime over the last decade with violent offenses up over 60 percent and property crimes up about 50 percent. He spoke at a Big Brothers-Big Sisters conference, saying despite anti-crime measures riots in major cities could still be avoided this summer.
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Philadelphia Police Short on Parking Tickets
In Philadelphia the police department faces a ticket shortage for meter maids patrolling center city. Only 10 ticket books with 25 tickets each remain for 32 maids, with restocking expected by month end. A proposed city bill would raise meter rates from 25 to 75 cents in center city and 10 to 25 cents in residential areas, and fines from $6 to $10, aiming to raise about $14 million.
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