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 \n# SUPREME COURT ABORTIONRULING PUTS POLICE INMIDDLE OF UPCOMING BATTLES\n\nDepartments Need To Plan NowTo Deal With Demonstrations  \nBy Betty B.BosargeManaging Editor,Washington Crime News Services  \nWhen the U.S.Supreme Court ruled on June21 and July 3 that burning the U.S.flag is alegitimate means of expressing First Amendmentfreedom of speech rights,and that states may placelimits on obtaining abortions,a new era of poten-tially serious problems for state and local policebegan.  \nThe most intensive ongoing problem for policewill come from the abortion ruling,since both pro-abortion and pro-life groups are planning massiveassaults upon state legislatures,rallies throughoutthe nation,and increased demonstrations at abor-tion facilities.  \nHowever,in what is turning out to be abizarre form of protest against the abortion ruling,some pro-abortion groups are burning flags,trig-gering fights with citizens who object to suchactions.  \nFor police,the plans being developed aroundthe abortion issue may mean a return to themassive civil disorder problems of the late 1960sand early 1970s when law enforcement was con-fronted first with civil rights demonstrations focus-ing on equality for black Americans,inner cityriots following the assassination of Rev.Dr.Mar-tin Luther King,and finally,huge protest marches  \n(See DEMONSTRATIONS,page eight)  \nISSN 0011-1295  \nJuly 10,1989  \nIN THIS ISSUE                     \nABORTION RULING:Police Need ToPrepare For Demonstrations Nationwide………    …1  \nFEDERAL DRUG FUNDS:State And LocalPolice Getting Scraps From Uncle Sam's Table………2  \nJOB LISTINGS…         …           …7  \nDOJ DRUG TESTS:AppealsCourt Partially Lifts A Ban……       …   …7  \nNHTSA:Expands ProgramTo Detect Drugged Driving……             …10  \nHUD:U.S.Judge Upholds Drug Evictions…    ……10  \n\n| ON THE VERGE OF COLLAPSE...  \u003Cbr>As police nationwide gear up to face demonstrations by  \u003Cbr>pro-abortion andpro-life groups,Sen.Sam Nunn(D-Ga.)  \u003Cbr>held ahearingin Macon,Ga,June26entitled\"Drugs and  \u003Cbr>Violence—The CriminalJustice System in Crisis.\"Said  \u003Cbr>Sen.Nunn:\"During last year's consideration of the Anti-  \u003Cbr>Drug Abuse Act of 1988,we received numerous reports  \u003Cbr>from local law enforcement agencies that our nation's  \u003Cbr>criminal justice system was bordering on the verge of  \u003Cbr>collapsedue to the drugepidemic..The fact is that time is  \u003Cbr>runningout:the Atlantapolice report that homicides have  \u003Cbr>increased 52 percent from 1986 to 1988 and the rate for  \u003Cbr>1989 is 30 percent over thesame period last year….Drug  \u003Cbr>arrests are increasing so fast that many Georgia counties  \u003Cbr>and cities are releasing a prisoner for every new person  \u003Cbr>arrested.”These statistics are repeated in many other  \u003Cbr>states.What is the criminal justice system going to do if it  \u003Cbr>is faced with massive demonstrations and confrontations  \u003Cbr>between pro-abortionists and pro-lifers?Will the Federal  \u003Cbr>Government come up with money and manpower to help  \u003Cbr>state andlocallawenforcement deal with this combination  \u003Cbr>of problems? 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