Homicide rates soar in major cities amid rising crime
A New York Times survey of 22 major cities shows homicide increases in the first half of 1990 versus 1989, with Chicago up 14 percent and Seattle up 75 percent. Washington, D C up 1 percent. Analysts note gun availability and inner city poverty as key factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
New York Times
Chicago
Seattle
Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Atlanta
Cleveland
Miami
Portland
Ore
Tucson
Ariz
Willie L. Willams
Philadelphia
House
James Q. Wilson
University of California At
Los Angeles
FBI
Lawrence W. Sherman
University of Maryland
Crime Control Institute
M. Dwayne Smith
Tulane University
Mark D. Amundson
Police Department
Calvin A. Wardlaw
John J. Townsend
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nunn
Nunn Bush
Kraufmann
The
Herald-Journal
Herald American
Founders Sale
Oth
John D. Wilson
Great Northern
Camillus
Boston
Joseph V. Saia
Saia
Fred Nixon
Leonard D. Savitz
Savitz
Temple University
Dallas
Lalbots
Dewitt
Maple Drive
Pittsford
Monroe Avenue
Rte
Williamsville
Main Street