Who pays for crime victim compensation programs
Crime victims face uneven aid across states with backlogs and funding gaps. New Jersey holds 2000+ claims dating to 1974 while North Dakota exhausted funds earlier this year and Rhode Island sought federal support. Lawmakers consider federal grants to cover about half the cost, with estimates of 40 to 60 million dollars over three years.
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Ban on lie detectors in private business backed
GAITHERSBURG Md AP the U S Privacy Protection Study Commission will urge next month that lie detectors be outlawed in private business along with broader limits on information gathering and guaranteed access to credit files The panel would require private organizations to protect personal data as federal law does and prohibit certain methods of information collection including polygraphs psychological stress evaluators and related devices.
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Commission Recommends Consumer Access To Credit Records
A commission urges letting consumers inspect and copy their credit records and related documents. The proposal aims to enhance visibility of medical, financial and personal history, with safeguards on privacy and data handling.
East Side Kids Snatch $10,000 From Extortion Plan
In New York City a group of youths traced a ransom drop under a Citi Bank extortion threat. They seized a suitcase of cash worth 10,000 from a trash can near PS 19 before undercover officers intervened, halting the men attempting to chase them. The caller pressured the bank to pay.
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Campaign Captains Reported Meetings In Harrisburg
A source recalls setting up a master board at the campaign headquarters in Harrisburg and coordinating with captains by phone. Dr. Brill denies any pressure to cater.
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Miss Bowden Aims Lawsuit Against Police Department
Miss Bowden's lawyer Roger Rigan said she intends to sue the police department.
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