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Saul L. Chafin, chief of University police, said yesterday he has also assigned an additional officer to patrol the area by the parking lot on Grant St. so that "students would not be fearful of walking around there." But he added he is unsure how long he will maintain the increased patrol...
...Haig was heartened by one important concession from Sadat: if, as expected, the United Nations Security Council does not approve an international peace-keeping force to patrol the Sinai Peninsula after Israel completes its withdrawal next year, U.S. troops will be permititted to help patrol the area. Haig assured Sadat that the American troops ould make up no more than half of the 2,000-to 4,000-man force and would not be deployed elsewhere in the Middle East...
...headquarters out of Washington, D.C. But a coup led by zealous gun-law opponents at the 1977 N.R.A. convention rescinded the move and replaced all of the group's leaders. The new regime, dedicated to hard-line political action, is headed by Harlon Carter, a former Border Patrol official. The N.R. A. is currently conducting a membership drive, in hopes of swelling its ranks to 2 million by the time of the annual meeting next month in Denver...
Though older and bigger than most of the other victims, Duncan is said to have been mentally slow, with "the mind of a child." He lived at the Techwood Homes project, where hours before he disappeared a vigilante patrol armed with baseball bats set off on its first march to protect the neighborhood. Duncan had told friends that he was going to help someone move furniture and was last seen late at night on March 20 in a local grocery store. His parents say that he would not have gone near the Chattahoochie because he could not swim...
...state legislature in Oklahoma is now considering measures to curb the thefts, including a law allowing police to halt oil tanker trucks on the highways and demand to see papers that prove the origin of the load. Meanwhile, several oil firms have engaged an outfit called Oilfield Security Patrol Inc. to keep heavy guard over their well sites. Company President Jack Gibson, an ex-policeman, is afraid that curbing the thievery could get rough. Says he: "When a guy is sitting there with $8,000 worth of hot oil in his truck, he is not going to let someone talk...