Breakthroughs hoped in Nixon anti racketeering drive
The Nixon administration aims for a major dent in organized crime with indictments next week in four Northeastern cities. Atty. Gen. Mitchell and officials say the anti racketeering campaign is the administration’s best hope for 1970s crime control, with wiretaps expanding and new strike forces planned nationwide.
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Staunton officer charged in burglary ring fallout
Staunton probationary officer Carl E. Rexrode 21 was charged with receiving and concealing stolen property after a sheriff’s investigation. A quantity of stolen merchandise was found at his home and he faced a preliminary hearing in Augusta County Court. Four other Staunton men were arrested for grand larceny and breaking and entering as part of the series.
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