Preventing burglaries prompts home security boom
Tips from Louise Cook discuss burglary scope in 1975 with 3.25 million incidents and $925 million losses. The piece notes residential crimes dominate, rising alarm system sales, price ranges from 300 to 1500 dollars, and detectors from 30 to 50 dollars, urging home evaluation before purchasing security devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Bureau of Statistics
Bureau
FBI
Association
America
Security World Publishing Co
Security World
Variety shines in Lincoln Artists Guild show at Miller & Paine
Helen Haggie reviews the Lincoln Artists Guild annual show with about 120 pieces, highlighting Nancy Teague’s first place Spare Chairs and William Zieg’s White Abstract. The article notes strong pieces by Julie Laski, Hortense Hagen, and Shirley Martin, plus a purchase award for Teague. It also includes a detailed safety note from the Bureau of Standards on door security and optional federal crime insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Artists’ Guild
Miller & Paine Auditorium
Guild
William Zieg
Nancy Teague
Sharon Vandenak
Julie Laski
Hortense Hagen
Lynda Stych
Jim
Straube
Shirley Martin
Gladys Lester
Federal Insurance Administration
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Edelstein Apfelbaum Capture National Blue Ribbon Pairs
Bill Edelstein and Jay Apfelbaum won the National Blue Ribbon Pairs Championship at the ACBL Fall National in Pittsburgh after a tough path through four qualifying sessions. The pair rallied with strong final sessions and delivered a decisive last-hand defense that sealed the title for the first major win for both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Edelstein
Jay Apfelbaum
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
North
Ira Rubin
Paramus
N.J
West
Apfelbaum
East
Trump
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By Louise Cook
National Bureau of Standards
By Helen Haggie
Bureau of Standards
U.S
Strawberry Plant
Hovland Swanson
Ira EY Cae
King of Diamonds
Corn South
Mr. Corn
Nashville
Tenn
Aces
Dallas
Texas
United Feature Syndicate
Deep Empire
Diller
Faine
Nebraska's Quality Department Stores
Fenchel
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