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DRUG WAR FARES POORLY IN CAPITAL BY MEI-LING HOPGOOD WASHINGTON BUREAU
2002
Overview
Gone may be the dwindling number of police officers assigned specially to public housing in Dayton. Already gone is the security officer who used to monitor [Rice]'s building at night. She and other senior volunteers fill in by logging in visitors and patrolling their all-senior building, at least as long as they can manage to stay awake. The Dayton housing authority and others nationwide want to get the money restored. They are lobbying legislators, begging for a reprieve. Meanwhile, Dayton plans to cut janitorial staff and other services so it can keep some security presence.
Publisher
Atlanta Journal Constitution, LLC
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