SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1982
SUPPORT URGED FOR CRIME SURVEY
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MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC ARE URGED TO GIVE THEIR SUPPORT TO THE CRIME VICTIMISATION SURVEY 1982 WHICH WILL START ON MONDAY (JANUARY 4).
ABOUT 20 000 HOUSEHOLDS WILL BE INTERVIEWED DURING THE PERIOD BETWEEN JANUARY 4 AND 18 ABOUT CRIMINAL ACTS WHICH AFFECTED THE RESPONDENTS DURING 1981.
THE SURVEY WILL PROVIDE MUCH NEEDED DATA IN ASSISTING THE AUTHORITIES IN IMPROVING CRIME PREVENTION PLANNING.
A GOVERNMENT SPOKESMAN SAID THE PUBLIC'S SUPPORT WAS VITAL IN MAKING THE SURVEY A SUCCESS.
ALL INFORMATION OBTAINED DURING THE SURVEY WILL BE TREATED IN STRICTEST CONFIDENCE.
EACH ENUMERATOR WILL CARRY AN OFFICIAL IDENTITY CARD BEARING HIS PHOTOGRAPH ISSUED BY THE CENSUS AND STATISTICS DEPARTMENT.
MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC WHO ARE IN DOUBTS ABOUT THE IDENTITY OF AN ENUMERATOR SHOULD TELEPHONE THE DEPARTMENT FOR ADVICE AT 5-452586 OR 5-439189.
ARCHBISHOP ARRIVES TOMORROW ****
A PHOTOGRAPHIC FACILITY HAS BEEN ARRANGED FOR MEDIA REPRESENTATIVES TO COVER THE ARRIVAL AT KAI TAK AIRPORT TOMORROW (SUNDAY) OF HIS GRACE THE LORD ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY, THE MOST REVD THE RT HON ROBERT RUNGIE.
THE ARCHBISHOP WILL BE WELCOMED BY THE GOVERNOR, SIR MURRAY MACLEHOSE, AND BISHOP PETER KWONG.
MEDIA REPRESENTATIVES ASSIGNED TO COVER THE EVENT ARE REQUESTED TO ASSEMBLE IN THE AIRPORT PRESS ROOM ON THE GROUND FLOOR OF THE TERMINAL BUILDING AT 9.45 PM. 818 OFFICERS WILL BE PRESENT TO ASSIST.
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