New Laws Fuel Fight Against Organized Crime
Atty. Gen. Mitchell says 1971 will be a banner year for organized crime suppression with new laws and expanded manpower. He notes mobsters have begun “opting out” of business and cites a large city where legal advice shifted support away from gambling. The administration targets 1976 to destroy the crime network known as La Cosa Nostra, reportedly worth 59 billion dollars annually and active in gambling loansharking narcotics and infiltration of legitimate firms.
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Ohio Highway Patrol reports year of arrests and patrol activity
Ohio State Patrol posts 9 reports 270 drunken driving arrests, 6,500 total arrests and 1,200 accidents investigated. 18,000 vehicles checked with 92 percent defective, 150,000 in abandoned property found, 31,000 hours logged by 19 officers, and 5,900 motorists aided.
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Paul Revere Crossed the Charles in Midnight Ride
Paul Revere made a legendary ride across the Charles River warning colonial leaders of British movements. The milestone is remembered for its bold alert and its place in American revolutionary lore.
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