Personal patrol car program boosts Prince Georges County policing
In Prince George's County Maryland officers use patrol cars off duty at home for emergencies and community help. Since 1971 the program expanded to 650 cars with 24 820 calls or incidents and 192 felony arrests in 20 months. Crime growth slowed from 14 to 4 percent last year while traffic safety improved. Citizens report both praise and privacy concerns as officers balance public safety with home life.
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Prince George's County
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Prince George's
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Washington
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Prince George’s County
Slip and fall liability in stores faces clues and limits
An ABA feature explains how store managers may be liable for slip and fall injuries if they knew or should have known about hazards. It outlines detective work on how long substances stayed on floors, and notes cases where blame shifted to victims or where liability was denied due to undetectable origins.
Agnew to speak on TV after resignation
Former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew will address a live television audience at 7:30 p.m. EDT, NBC and CBS plan to televise the roughly 15 minute speech. He resigned after pleading no contest to income tax evasion and has spent the weekend composing largely without his speechwriters as he defends his actions.
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Spiro T. Agnew
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CBS
Agnew
U.S
Baltimore
Justice Department
Robert Strauss
Los Angeles
Mwan
Bar Association of Maryland
Tips On Skin And Haircoat Care For Pets
Advice for dog owners on preventing skin and coat problems through parasite control diet, grooming, and exercise. Emphasizes fleas ticks mange dermatitis external and internal parasites, brushing schedules per coat length, regular veterinary checkups, and that look alike skin issues may have different causes.
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ALPO
Kangaroos and Wallabies Facts and Facts for Readers
A child friendly piece describes wallabies and kangaroos noting small wallabies, rabbits length, strong hind legs and tails, slow hops and fast leaping. Largest Great Gray stands over seven feet and weighs about 200 pounds with top speeds near 30 mph. Kangaroos travel in mobs feeding on grass. joeys ride in mother’s pouch until ready to hop. A zoo in Australia is suggested as a live viewing spot. Readers are invited to send questions for a chance to win a COMPTON encyclopedia set.
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Australia
Faculty backs Dr. Cooper in Arkansas university debate
At the University of Arkansas at Little Rock the local AAUP chapter approved a 28 to 2 resolution defending Dr. Grant Cooper’s right to express his Communist views as part of academic freedom. A Fayetteville student group circulated petitions backing Cooper and arranging a Tuesday forum titled A Communist Looks at Free Speech and Racism.
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Joyce Goree
Fayetteville
A.W. Owings
AAUP
UALR
Science Turns to Agriculture in Energy Strain
Amid petroleum shortages, researchers in New Orleans and Philadelphia study animal fats and vegetable oil derivatives as possible lubricant additives. Experiments show fatty lubricants work well alone and can boost performance when blended at five to ten percent with paraffins diesters or silicones, though cost remains a hurdle. Some tests report weld points exceeding standard automotive transmission fluid ratings.
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