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Shoplifters Seen As Seasonal Crime Challenge
The piece notes shoplifting rises during Christmas and praises District Court Judges J Louis Booblitz and Fred C Wright II for imposing penalties up to 1000 dollars, with some offenders jailed. Downtown stores and centers have added security and pursue prosecutions, shifting costs to law abiding customers.
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J. Louis Booblitz
Fred C. Wright II
TV at sea boosts crew morale on long voyages
Marine Video International has equipped over 580 vessels with color video cassette systems since 1972, including Exxon tankers and Zapata Ocean Resources tuna fleet in San Diego. Rentals include 200+ films and training tapes, raising crew spirits during months away from home.
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Exxon
Provdes
Zapata Ocean Resources
San Diego
Calif
Lacy
Airliner Disaster Sparks Debate on Corporate Responsibility
The Turkish DC-10 crash near Paris in 1974 killed 34 and prompted critique of McDonnell Douglas and General Dynamics Convair for negligence. A 1988 book recounts warnings, FAA inaction, and costly design changes to prevent explosive decompression, urging accountability and conscience among those involved.
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General Dynamics
Weil 5 Uhe
Federal Aviation Administration
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Ontario
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X Corporation
Senator Eastland Pressured to Save Stirling Homes
The column reports Senator James Eastland used his influence to back Stirling Homes Inc in Mississippi as it faced bankruptcy. SEC testimony says Eastland pressured the Farm Home Administration to fund a modular home plant, while the firm connected officials and executives for favors, with the company later filing for bankruptcy in 1972 and executives indicted on stock fraud.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
James Eastland
D.-Miss
Senate
Securities and Ex Change Commission
Agriculture, Department
Farm Home Administration
Tus Hume State
Stirling Homes, Inc
Homes
Stodular Homme Construction
Mississippi
Romex
Eastland
Thurston
Little
Homex
Harold Yanowitch
SEC
Department of Agriculture
White Hoge
Fred LaRue
Yanowiigh
SEA Investigators
Agriculture
Farl Butz
John Mitchell
Senate Judiciary Committee
Mitchell
Butz
Fastland
Yanowitch
Home
Agriculture Secretary
Buta
Hou
Cold waves threaten pocketbooks in local area
In this piece by Harry Warmer, the author argues that cold waves cause more financial harm than dramatic disasters. He estimates six figure losses for towns like Hagerstown through higher heating costs, fuel demand, and related expenses, noting increased unemployment and broader economic strain during extended cold periods.
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Harry Warmer
Eer
Rageretown
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Critic Urges Specificity in Officiating Critique
A reader responds to H A Serafini's article on Washington County football officials. The letter defends local referees, argues against broad accusations, and invites a 1977 football clinic with Joe Warren to better understand officiating.
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H. A. Serafini
Washington County
Serafini
Focal Board
Jottings From Yesteryears
A report to the Board of Trustees and County Commissioners requests about 350000 in federal or state funds for more work on the HJC campus. Greenbrier State Park will be doubled in scope with 1500000 added through 1975. Fairchild to assist on a joint West German project to develop fighter bombers. December brings cold weather, heavy shopping, and starlings to Hagerstown as birds move into the business district by dusk. Legislative leaders and Gov McKeldin attended Fairchild and the airport. West Virginia reports no new developments in the arsenic deaths of the Koarneysville family. Alvin A Harbaugh, former councilman, was sentenced to two years for false pretense and embezzlement. The first Social Security identification card, No 214000001, was mailed to Nathan Baskin of 8 Mulberry Ave.
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Aires
HJC
Board of Trustees
Board of County Commissioners
Greenbrier State Park
Fairchitt
Hiller
Republic Aviation
Theodore HR. McKeldin
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Fairchild
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Nathan Raskin
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