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Hewas known for popularizing theidea of taking officers.out oftheir patrol cars and putting themback on the beat,where they canstay in touch better with thepeople they serve.   Trojanowiczfounded the National Center forCommunity Policing at MichiganState Unlversity in 1983.  He be-came director of the center afterheading Michigan State's Schoolof Criminal Justice for 15 years.  \nTIME'S RUNNING OUT  \nDeadline:  April 12,1994  \n# COMPLEX NARCOTICS INVESTIGATIONSFOR THE'90S\n\nMay 16-18 in scottsdale,AZ  \nA two and one-half day semi-nar,   including instructionallectures and hands-on smallgroup workshops.A must for in-vestigators and prosecutors.  \nContact:  Nancy Van Wyen,Seminar Coordinator,WashingtonCrime News Services'EducationalInstitute.  TOLL FREE 1-800-422-9267.  \n# ADEA EXEMPTION EXPIRES\n\nPrepared By The National AssociationOf Police Organizations,Inc.  \nSince its enactment in 1967,there hasbeen confusion surrounding the applicability ofthe Age Discrimination in Employment Act(ADEA)to police and fire departments.Theresult was a flood of litigation about the validityof age as a qualification for service as a policeofficer or firefighter.  \nIn 1986,Congress sought to resolve thisconfusion by passing an exemption to theADEA which allowed police and fire depart-ments to continue use of mandatory retirementand maximum entry ages as long as thoserequirements were in place in 1983.The 1986law also approved a seven-year exemption,sanctioning mandatory retirement for about 1.2million public safety officers.  \nThe Equal Employment OpportunitiesCommission (EEOC)was directed to investi-gate the issue further with a study and commis-sioned the Center for Applied BehavioralSciences at Pennsylvania State University ","cbCaic9mNdGjdfC9","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaic9mNdGjdfC9","pdf",2971401,11,"English","# CRIME BILL:Clinton Pushes It\n# NARCOTICS INVESTIGATIONS:Course Planned\n# ADEA:Help Needed To Get Exemption Restored\n# FEDERAL GRANTS\n# DEA/FBI:Joint Intelligence Database Progressing\n# VEHICULAR HOMICIDE:Conference Scheduled\n# We Regret To Report:ROBERT TROJANOWICZ DIES\n# COMPLEX NARCOTICS INVESTIGATIONSFOR THE'90S\n# ADEA EXEMPTION EXPIRES\n## Current Status\n## NAPO Position","[{\"question\":\"What was President Clinton’s main message about the national crime bill?\",\"answer\":\"Clinton urged the law enforcement community to support passage of a tough crime-fighting bill and described it as a “good swap,” including more police, drug treatment funding, and additional jails and boot camps.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the ADEA exemption issue concern for police and fire departments?\",\"answer\":\"It concerns confusion about applying age limits under the Age Discrimination in Employment Act and whether mandatory retirement and maximum entry ages should continue. The document discusses litigation and efforts to restore a permanent exemption.\"},{\"question\":\"Why is Robert Trojano-wicz mentioned in this issue?\",\"answer\":\"The issue reports his death, noting his influence on community policing, including the concept of taking officers out of patrol cars and putting them back on the beat, and his role in founding the National Center for Community Policing.\"}]","Crime Control Digest - Vol. 28 No. 8 | PDF",1790706293,28]