The Huron Expositor, 1978-11-09, Page 31Thieves Keep Up
Officials note a rising ,
number of stolen trucks and
recreational vehicles.
"The thieves are moving
into this field as these
vehicles become more pop7
with Times
ular." one auto spokesman
said. "It's vary tough to
identify them too, because
there arc so many. mann-
facturers."
About 84 percent of stolen
cars arc now recovered.
down from 92 pereent (of the
288-300 cars stolen) recov-
ered in 1959.
Thus, as a larger percent-
age of the thefts are by pros,
the percentage of cars recov-
ered will probably continne
to drop.
While the locks apparently
won't stop, a professional
thief, the warning devices
may stall him
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HARD STARTING — This scene, on Seafurth's businesses Monday and Tuesday. Main roads were
main street Monday, was repeated countless times open Wednesday but many schools remained
throughout Huron and surrounding counties as high closed.
winds and intense cold closed highways, schools and (Expositor Photo)
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