86 Police Fatalities Highlight Threat Tracking Plan
Washington reports 86 policemen killed in 1969 as officials discuss a nationwide threat-tracking system. Attorney General Mitchell backs expanded Justice Department aid and a bomb data center to aid local police. San Joaquin Sheriff Coroner Canlis notes record-keeping of public threats to officers.
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Michael Canlis
San Joaquin County
Stockton
John N. Mitchell
FBI
Canlis
Quinn Taram
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Tamm
Mitchell
Nixon
TBI
Justice Department
Police Chiefs Gather for Interagency Meeting
Fairfax officials list Col Edmund L Hackaday Supt Missouri State Highway Patrol Chief Alfred J Nelder San Francisco Commissioner John F Nichols Detroit Chief Bernard L Garmier Miami Chief C J Hyde Louisville Ky Sheriff Peter J Pitchess Los Angeles County and Commander Francis B Looney Mineola Long Island NY attend a regional coordination session.
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Fairfax
Edmund L. Hackaday
Missouri State Highway Patrol
Alfred J. Nelder
San Francisco
John F. Nichols
Detroit
Bernard L. Garmier
Miami
C. J. Hyde
Lowieville
Peter J. Pitchess
Los Angeles County
Francis B. Looney
Mineola
Long Island
N.Y
Government targets drunken driving to cut highway toll
Washington reports a concerted federal effort to curb drunken driving as a major cause of traffic deaths. Agencies will run joint education campaigns on alcoholism and drinking and driving, citing alcohol involvement in up to half of fatal crashes. Secretary Volpe compares issuing licenses to arming homicidal maniacs. More than 800,000 injuries yearly linked to drunken driving, with monthly costs around 500 million dollars.
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Washington
UPT
U.S
Transportation and Health
Oklahoma Bars Parole for Pushers
Governor David Hall issued an executive order banning parole for adults convicted of illegally selling or giving narcotics to minors. The order directs the Parole Board to cease forwarding any parole recommendations for such offenders and applies to narcotics barbiturates stimulants or marijuana. Hall called drug abuse the No 1 problem of law enforcement in Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
David Hall
Hall
Oklahoma
Parole Board
Classified Ad Prosperity and New Business Openings
Local classifieds spotlight bright opportunities with profits through small ventures. Readers are urged to explore ads for startups, storefronts, and service tweaks promising quick returns and scalable earnings in the coming season.
Smoke Watchers Group Program Offers Local Franchises
Men or women can tell their story of quitting smoking and earn up to 200 dollars weekly by helping others stop. Area Directors receive 80 percent of center income and own their own centers. Franchise offered without any fee and financing up to 80 percent. Los Angeles interviews limited. call 213 937 7445 to qualify.
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Snake Watchers
Los Angeles
Whry
Pound Man and the Drunken Rule of Liquor
A man who drinks five one ounce servings of 60 proof liquor on an empty stomach within an hour would be considered drunk under a strict rule. The claim links amount and timing to intoxication status for legal or medical assessment.
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National
Ju Fice Department
Donald D. Pomerleau
Baltimore
Jerry ¥. Wilson
Washington, D.C
Edward M. Davis
Henry E. Lux
Memphis
James J. Hegarty
Arizona State Department of Public Safety
William L. Durer
Fracaa
Olen
Winsmine Diva
Los Anceces
Southland
Willbanks
THE
Better Business Bureau
Jamaica
Evang & Black
Armstrong
Jones Hollytex
Sigs & Carpet Installer
Lon Pile Sq. Yd
Cis
Wort AB
Richard Ralphe
Dr Rowan
Dale Carnegie
Pacific Istitute
Willow
Long Beach Blvd
Long Beach
Bob's Big Boy, Inc
Roger
ME Pesre EY
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