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This pres-tigious award is presented annualiy to25 nominees from throughout the UnitedStates and is sponsored by the Na-tional Center for Public Productivity(NCPP)based at the Newark Campus ofRutgers,The State University of NewJersey,and the William c.Norris In-stitute,in_cooperation with the LocalGovernment Information Network(LOGIN).EXSL recognizes outstanding publicsector projects and programs that haveproduced significant cost savings,measurable increases in productivity,and improvements in the quality,andeffectiveness of government services.Requests for applications should bedirected to LOGIN Services,245 E.Sixth St.,St.Paul,MN 55101.Or calltoll-free:  800-328-1921.  Submissionsmust be postmarked by Feb.1,1992.  \n## POLAROID ANNOUNCES SCHOOLOF LAW ENFORCEMENT IMAGING\n\nPolaroid Corporation is taking the best inter-ests of the law into its own hands with the introduc-tion of its School of Law Enforcement Imaging,aseminar series designed to train law enforcementagencies in effective field and laboratory photogra-phy applications and techniques.  \nPolaroid has been providing law enforcementagencies with equipment and technical advice since1947 and is an acknowledged expert in the field ofinstant law enforcement photog","cbCaihpIXgaGgoGQ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihpIXgaGgoGQ","pdf",3104167,11,"English","# IN THIS ISSUE\n## CRIME BILL: Faces House Fight\n## FBOP: Hughes Warns Of Problems\n## EXSL: Seeks Awards Nominees\n## PHOTO TRAINING: Polaroid Plans Courses\n## FIRST OFFENDER: Life Term Upheld\n## TEXAS: Senate OKs $1B Bond Program\n## LOUISIANA: Executes Killer\n## JOB LISTINGS\n## LITERACY BILL: Goes To President\n# REP. 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