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Money or manpower top crime fighting question
Washington AP Former Attorney General Griffin Bell co chairs a new government task force on violent crime saying the main issue is whether to use federal money rather than manpower A federal grant program like revenue sharing for cities and states is debated with many interest groups backing it Smith Bell and Thompson chair a panel that will weigh expanded federal role and funding The group will examine FBI use in records drug enforcement and victim compensation while ensuring resources are not diverted from organized crime and white collar efforts Preliminary FBI figures show violent crime rising 10 11 percent in recent years with a 60 day report due on existing laws and resources.
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