New Police Radio Funds Stir San Antonio Budget Debate
San Antonio moves to fund a new police radio and standby equipment with federal dollars. The council approved up to 70.254 percent of costs, aiming to cover most expenses through Lombardina compromise while balancing state and local shares amid questions of project scope and use.
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Police to Beat Crime to the Punch
San Antonio police launch a Crime Prevention Bureau to cut thefts and burglaries with a four man staff led by Fred L. Whiley. The bureau will educate citizens, visit shops, display locks and alarms, and survey businesses to recommend security upgrades. In 1972 city crime totaled 5.9 million dollars in losses with 1218 burglaries.
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