National Crime Prevention Council
Launches Campaign
Business, labor and civic
leaders have come to
gether to form a new group
that will work to encourage
private sector support in a
national crime prevention
campaign that urges the
public to “Take A Bite Out
of Crime.”
TTie National Crime Pre
vention Council will work
with the Office of Justice
Assistance, Research and
Statistics to continue suf>
port of tne campaign ana 10
strengthen private sector
funding, said Robert F.
Diegelman, acting OJARS
director. The campaign
features a floppy-eared dog
named McGniff.
i ms is a pnme example
of how the government and
the private sector can work
hand-in-hand to better
serve the public,” said Die
gelman.
“We have seen McGruff
grow from an idea and
rough sketch in 1979 to
become-with the help ofthe
federal govemment-a na
tional byword and house
hold symbol for crime pre
vention.
“Now the campaign
takes a significant step
forward by actively involv
ing the private sector in a
close partnership with the
government and most im
portant, with the benefits
going to the public," he
said.
The President of the
council is Carl M. Loeb Jr.,
a metallurgist and business
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“WITH JAMES CUTHBERTSON ”
Ttofato
executive whose donation
helped start the campaign
four years ago. He is a
former chair of the New
York City Board of Cor
rections, member of the
1960 and 1970 White House
Conferences on Children
and Youth and is a member
of the American Bar Asso
ciation’s Commission on
Correctional Facilities and
Services. Other members
include:
William F. May, dean of
the Graduate School of
Business of New York Uni
versity; Gary Susnjara,
president of Dancer, Fitz
gerald Sample, Inc., the
advertising agency which
created McGruff and de
velops advertising mate
rials; Dawson L. Swearin
ger, chairman, Commer
cial Union Insurance Com
panies; Douglas Fraser,
President, United Auto
Workers; Charles B. Ren
frew, former U.S. District
Judge and U.S. Deputy
Attorney General:
Others included are:
Mary Whyte, former chair,
National Council on Crime
and Delinquency; Robert
Stuart, chairman of the Na
tional Can Company; Mary
Ann Stewart, active in a
variety of national scope
crime reduction and pre
vention initiatives; Will
iam L. Hart, chief of po
lice, Detroit, Michigan and
Ordway P. Burden, presi
dent of the Law Enforce
ment Assistance Found
ation.
The Office of Judicial
Assistance Research and
Statistics will provide
$900,000 and the Advertis
ing Council $650,000 to sup
port this program
“The mix of corporate
and public support for the
campaign has been in
valuable," Diegelman
said, “and vividly demon
strates the great potential
to strengthen business and
public ties with local law
enforcement agencies sig
nificantly through the de
velopment of community
crime prevention pro
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Carolina Department of
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All systems are go for the
annual Expo to be held on
Saturday, November 13, at
the Metrolina Fair
Grounds, Hwy. 21N. Spon
sored by the Rotary Boy
Scouts of America, the
Expo will last from 6 a m.
to 10 p.m.
During the Expo, a spe
cial air show will be held at
3 p.m. by Dwig.it Cross who
performs with his biplane
at Carowinds. The UNCC
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p.m.
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Dr. Sarah T. Morrow
r
secretary of the N C. De
partment of Human Re
sources announced that
$150,000 in federal funds
have been allocated for the
Governor’s One-on-One
volunteer program during
the fiscal year 1982-83. The
program is administered
statewide through the Hu
man Resources Commun
ity-Based Alternatives Sec
tion in the Division of
Youth Services.
"The basic concept of the
Governor’s One-on-One Vo
lunteer program is to
match correctly screened
and trained adults to work
on a one-to-one basis with
young people having trou
ble with crime," Dr Mor
row stated. "The role of the
volunteer is to be a friend
as well as a mature role
model for the child."
morrow saia me goal is
to help 12 communities get
programs started during
this fiscal year, and during
the next two years, help 24
more communities get pro
grams underway.
Presently, funds have
been allocated for One-on
One volunteer programs
that have started in six
counties: Orange. Pasquo
tank, Lee, Cumberland,
Wilson and Durham.
"We are very interested
in receiving proposals from
counties across the state so
that six counties can be
selected to start One-on
One volunteer programs in
January, or be considered
for the next fiscal year that
begins in July," Morrow
said. "The deadline for pro
posals during the present
year is December 1, 1982 "
She explained that in
addition to receiving funds
from the state, commun
ities that submit proposals
will be required to raise
part of the funds locally to
operate the One-on-One
volunteer program.
This will insure that the
programs have the support
and involvement of the
community.
The National Council of
Juvenile Court Judges
strongly supports this vo
lunteer approach The
Council states that "the
most important, single ex
perience in delinquency
control is a meaningful
one-on-one relationship
witn a trusted adult."
In 1981, there were more
than 20,000 court cases in
volving juveniles in North
Carolina Helping these
young people through the
One-on-One volunteer pro
gram is a top priority of the
Hunt administration
Governor James B Hunt
Jr stressed this in his 1981
crime message to the
General Assembly "I in
tend to devote my crime
fighting efforts throughout
the remainder of my term
to this cause," he said
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