Women criminals trend toward fraud and theft, not violence
Washington based UPI summary of University of Illinois research for the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration finds women approaching parity with men in crime, but favor embezzlement fraud and larceny over homicide, robbery or assault. Authors Rita J. Simon Navin Sharma note rising female crime rates since 1967 with men.
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Deadly shuriken weapon concerns Cleveland officials
In Cleveland officials voice alarm over the use of the ancient Japanese shuriken metal star after a para policeman was convicted of felonious assault for attacking a patrolman with one. Assistant Prosecutor John Carlin demonstrated the weapon in court to show its dangers.
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Turn of century senior boom a national crisis tone
Washington from United Press International reports concerns about a growing senior population working trend and its impact on Social Security costs. Hearings before the Senate Special Committee on Aging noted rising life expectancy, fewer workers per retiree, and projections of a 3-to-1 ratio by 2030. Labor Secretary Ray Marshall urged expanding elder employment opportunities.
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Central High Class of '58 reunion tale and Green memories
Ernest Green, first Black graduate of Little Rock Central, says the 1958 reunion should not erase desegregation history. He spoke at Horace Mann High School’s 20th reunion about how Black Central and Mann students changed Little Rock. Green did not attend Central’s 1958 gathering.
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