Payola scandal rocks disc industry amid drug links
Reports of payola and organized crime probe the U S music business with investigations by federal grand juries and Manhattan and Los Angeles district attorneys. Key figures include Columbia Records and CBS in play, while allegations of drug use and covert promotions surface alongside a Newark case tied to Sly Stone's associate.
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London crime up while police force shrinks says Sir Robert Mark
London crime rose 4 percent in 1972 while the Metropolitan Police fell 4,589 short of strength. Violent crime and robberies rise among youths. frauds up over 20 percent. Public complaints hit a record 4,564 as police recruitment lagged and transfers outpaced imports.
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Metallurgy Head Named at University of Arizona
Gordon H. Geiger, 35, professor of metallurgical engineering at the Chicago campus, is chosen to lead the University of Arizona Department of Metallurgical Engineering replacing acting head Kenneth L. Keating on July 1 subject to regents approval. Geiger has more than 25 publications including his textbook Transport Phenomena in Metallurgy.
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