Griffin Daily News Friday, February 4,1977
Page 2
133 violent crimes
in Spalding in ’75
In Spalding County during
1975 there were 133 violent
crimes or unlawful attacks by
one person upon another for the
purpose of inflicting bodily
harm, according to a State
Crime Report for 1975.
The 133 violent crimes was
summed up, using four
categories of serious crimes:
Murder, rape, robbery, and
assault. Os that total, there
were five murders, six rapes, 48
robberies, and 78 assualts.
The report, prepared by the
State Crime Commission
IBM invites
Leonard
to make talk
Spalding County Adminis
trator I Conard has been
invited to speak to an IBM
conclave of marketing
representative Feb. 8 in Ix»s
Angeles.
Spalding County has been
spotlighted by IBM as having
done more with its
Systems 32” mini computer
than any other county in the
country. Leonard’s program
modifications for the computer
resulted.
Leonard has made talks at the
Atlanta IBM headquarters and
at the University of Georgia
about how he modified the
system to make it work in
Spalding County.
Spalding is negotiating with,
Houston County to sell
budgeting and accounting
computer programs and
program improvements.
Spalding County’s S-32
system already has paid for
itself through interest the
county has earned as a result of
better money management. The
county has also saved $12,500
previously paid to an outside
service retained to handle tax :
billings.
The Spalding county mini
computer has applications for
budgeting and accounting;
project cost reporting; budget
preparation; a full tax
package; inventory of
property; and voter
registration.
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Division of Criminal Justice
Statistics, was developed with
crime statistics supplied by the
FBI.
According to Chris Herndon,
Director of Criminal justice
Statistics, law enforcement
agencies voluntarily submit
statistics to the FBI. The report,
therefore, does not include 100
percent of reported crimes. The
FBI Report and, hence, The
Crime In Georgia publications
include estimates of crime for
non-contributing agencies.
Property crimes showed the
highest rate of incidence,
however, with 1,794 cases
reported. This was the largest
incidence of the eight categories
of serious crime in Spalding
County which include murder,
rape, robbery, burglary,
larceny, assault, and auto theft.
The 1,794 property crimes
includes burglary, larceny,
and auto theft.
In Spalding County in 1975
there were 1,185 cases of
larceny, unlawful taking or
stealing property without the
use of force or fraud. It included
such crimes as shoplifting,
pocketpicking, thefts from
autos, thefts of auto parts and
bicycle thefts.
Auto theft is excluded, since it
is a separate offense.
I-arceny, the most prevalent
of all the major crimes,
experienced the largest
statewide increase.
There were 522 burglaries
reported in Spalding County in
1975. Burglary is defined by
the crime report as the unlawful
entry of a structure to commit a
felony or theft. The use of force
to gain entry is not required to
classify the act as a burglary.
Burglaries represent 37 percent
of the total number of property
crimes committed in Georgia.
Auto theft consisted of 87 in
Spalding County. Auto theft is
defined as the unlawful taking
or stealing of a motor vehicle.
The classification includes
attempts, although the taking
for temporary use of vehicles by
persons having lawful access to
them is excluded.
Auto thefts, representing a
total of 16,637 incidences in
Georgia, was the only property
crime for which Georgia
showed a decrease in 1975.
Doug Mitchell
gets Fayette post
Doug Mitchell will return
home to Fayette County to
become president of Garden
Cities Corp., Peachtree City.
He will succeed Bob Bivens
who resigned as president.
Mitchell is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Duncan Mitchell of
Fayette County.
He was head of the Golden
Isles Chamber of Commerce at
Brunswick before accepting the
Fayette appointment.
What’s
happening
CLASS OF ’67
The 1967 Fairmont High graduating
class will have a meeting Sunday at the
Police Community Center beginning at
3 p.m.
SINGING
A gospel singing will be held Friday
night at 7:30 p.m. at Central
Church of God, sponsored by Dwayne
Awtry and Sandra Bevil. No admission
charge.
FLINT RIVER WMU
The Flint River Baptist Association
WMU will meet Monday at DeVotie
Baptist Church at 10 a.m. Missionary
speaker will be Mrs. Eugene Huckaby
and state worker, Miss Carol Noff,
singer, will present the program. A
covered dish luncheon will follow.
FOOTLIGHT PLAYERS
The Griffin Footlight Players will
hold readings for the spring play,
“Never Too Late”, Monday night at 7
p.m. at St. George’s Episcopal Church.
DANCE
The Auxiliary of VFW Post 8480 will
have a Valentine’s dance February 11
at the post home on North Third street,
beginning at 10 p.m. Admission will be
by advance tickets only at $1.50 each.
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Follies
Bill Early's attention was on a
magazine and not on Mary Hurt
in a seene from the Utility
Club’s Follies which opened
Thursday night at Griffin High
auditorium. Melanie Evans, (r)
a Griffin High student, was
featured in one of the dances.
The Follies will be presented
tonight and Saturday nights
beginning at 8 o’clock. Tickets
are available for each
performance at the door.
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