FBI reports 18 percent rise in U S crime in 1974
The FBI final 1974 crime report shows murder, robbery and theft rising sharply with over 20,000 killed and $2.6 billion stolen. Teens account for about a third of arrests among 10 million crimes, while firearms figure prominently in violent crimes.
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Washington
United States
FBI
Food price volatility seen to persist into the decade
An Agriculture Department economist says food prices will remain volatile for years due to weather and grain imports. Kenneth R. Farrell notes natural disasters cause price swings, with 1972 to 1974 rises of 4.5 and 14.5 percent respectively and forecasts 9 percent for all of 1975, then 4 to 5 percent in early 1976.
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Farrell
USDA
Teenage writing quality declines in NAEP study
A NAEP report shows 13 and 17 year olds produced more incoherent paragraphs and a primer style in tests conducted in 1970 and 1974. Nine year olds improved from 1970 to 1974. Females outperformed males at all ages.
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National Assessment of Educational Progress
NAEP
Farrell cites weather, USSR role in markets at Outlook conf
At the USDA National Agricultural Outlook Conference, Farrell warned that global grain instability, spurred by weather and the USSR's market participation, now feeds price uncertainty. He cited an inflationary psychology in commodity prices, where isolated shocks trigger amplified price runs.
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Farrell
USDA
Ussr
Elections Planned in Saigon for Unified Vietnam
Saigon plans national elections for a national assembly and a constitution as part of a unified Vietnam. No date was set. The proposals came in a two hour speech by Truong Chinh, leading North Vietnamese Politburo member, supported by the Hanoi and South Vietnamese delegations.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Saigon
Vietnam
Liberation Radio
Truong Chinh
Hanoi
A Government Asset Tax Returns Not Secret
Davenport headed a study for the Administrative Conference of the United States finding tax returns are not confidential to all government agencies. The 1,000 page report recommends limiting disclosures to statistical uses, noting presidents can still order access. Since 1920 agencies have increasingly obtained returns for various purposes.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Charles Davenport
Congressional Budget Committee
Davenport
Administrative Conference of the United States
IRS
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Ohio Crime Jumpes in 1974 FBI Report
The 1974 FBI Uniform Crime Reports show Ohio total violent crimes rising from 31 304 in 1973 to 39 094 in 1974 and property offenses increasing from 343 836 to 414 377. City rural breakdowns and metro area totals are given, with Cincinnati Akron Canton Cleveland Columbus Dayton and others listed.
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Ohio
FBI
Cincinnati
Carl V. Goodin
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International Association of Chiefs of Police
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Clermont
Hamilton
Warren
Kentucky
Campbell and
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Dearborn
Ind
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Middletown Forecast Sees Clear Skies Tonight
Weather in Middletown calls for clear skies with overnight lows around the mid 40s. Highs near the mid 60s are expected Tuesday, with yesterday’s high of 62 and overnight low of 32. The outlook shows fair skies Wednesday and a chance of showers Thursday and Friday.
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