Detroit police turmoil escalates after deputy chief dies
Deputy Chief Reginald Harvel, a 21 year veteran, was found dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound as Detroit undergoes a department shakeup. Police Chief Philip Tannian was fired and replaced by William Hart, with James Bannon named to No 2. A federal narcotics probe looms around the force.
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Federal workers to receive 4.83 percent pay increase
About 2.6 million federal civilian and military employees will get a raise averaging 4.83 percent starting Friday, worth roughly $2.5 billion. Ford approved the hike amid union calls for larger raises and warnings of unrest and potential work slowdowns or strikes. GS-5 salaries rise 4.2 percent to $9,303–$12,093. GS-15 salaries $33,789–$43,923.
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Ousted Tannian Pleads For Tipsters To Reach Federal Investigators
Former official Tannian urged police and citizens to contact federal investigators about narcotics related corruption in the police department. He cited an ongoing federal task force and grand jury and urged cooperation.
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Clerk Candidate Rally With Cookout In Lebanon
The Paul Harrison for Clerk Committee sponsors a cookout and rally Saturday from 5 to 9 p.m. at the Renee Club on Monroe Road in Lebanon. Country western music will be played. Tickets are $5 from committee members. Harrison is the Republican candidate for Warren County clerk of courts.
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