European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - December 03, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Tuesday december 3, 1985 the stars and stripes Page 5 trend watchers expect a Yuppie backlash Denver api Prianti  in _. _ _. A private clubs will stage a comeback next year in popularity and their members Are Likely to be smoking cigars and wearing suspend can but not beards or mustaches according to a pair of trend watchers. Such club goers will be spending Money on cordless appliances instead of physical fitness records for them selves and pingpong instead of robot toys for their children according to Kim Long and Terry Reim s predictions in the american forecaster 1986.". Everything will be More upscale Long Aid. Hard cover books Are doing phenomenally Well so arc imported Beers scotch and  Long and Reim Are putting their Crystal Ball to the test for the third year in a Row with their 192-Page boo which goes on Sale this week. The demise of beards and mustaches follows a Long term Cycle and was relatively easy to predict he said. We use the e who Are in the and socially conservative he said and lend to adopt fashion trends More slowly than others. We arc moving into a Cycle of wealth and Prosperity interest in careers income. Business conservatism is. Beards and mustaches Are very popular among Congi very Strong. Along with that there is More interest in a cars which Means the rest of the population is going on private clubs and things associated with higher  something else Long said. He said. Also on the in list for 1986 arc erotic Western novels sunglasses fraternities and sororities Nehru jackets portable typewriters private schools and Candy. Meanwhile stuffed bears biorhythms and calling people yuppies Short for Young Urban professional will join the list of fads expected to fall into Disfavour next year. The most intriguing thing happening is the Yuppie backlash Long said. We be seen a lot of articles that yuppies arc dead but they Are really stronger than Ever. There will be a backlash. The major influence will be in the Way they spend their Money he said. Their influence also accounts for making the in a year ago. Long and rim Corr ally preceded that cabbage Patch dolls and sultans would lose their a peal during 1985. And that Bowling alleys would become popular. The cabbage Patch phenomenon lost ils place this year As the most popular toy to the newest craze War like robots which will fade just As quickly they say. Next year americans will continue to be concerned about their health the authors said. Alcohol consumption will decline and concern about tanning and ski cancer will continue to grow they said. Women s Hais will make a comeback in 1986, wit styles from the 1930s and 40s in fashion. Suspenders will be the hot new fashion accessory for men the fore Caster Beffer Fri system sought most crimes unreported study says Washington a two thirds of America s crime victims Don t Call the police and people Are More Likely to report car thefts than rapes or other types of As Wilt the Justice department says. In a sunday report that Sheds new Light on How people react to being crime victims the department s Bureau of Justice Statis tics said Only 35 percent of 37.1 million crimes in 1983 were reported to police. These findings gleaned from twice a year interviews with 129,000 randomly selected people aged 12 and older showed that nearly 70 percent of motor vehicle thefts Are reported while less than half of rapes and other violent crimes arc reported. Among other things the report May give impetus within the Federal Law enforcement establishment for upgrading and improving the Quality of crime statistics compiled by the Fri. In fact Steven r. Schlesinger director of the statistics Bureau revealed recently that a wide ranging plan to improve the Fri s uniform crime report is being evaluated by the office of management and budget. Among other things a revamped feb crime reporting system would rely More heavily than in the past on statistics that indicate the types of people who commit crimes rather than merely showing the vol ume of reported crimes. Census analysis in the report released sunday based on an analysis of statistics gathered during the census Bureau s 1983 Survey of 60,000 randomly selected households the department found that Only 48 percent of 6 million violent crimes such As rape robbery and assault were reported to police. Completed crimes Are More Likely Tobe reported than attempted crimes. A crime is More Likely to be reported when the victim suffers an injury. The proportion of crimes reported to crime in the . National crime Survey in millions of incidents 42 r 1974 76 78 80 82 84 Chicago Tatum Start Souter Bureau of Jaum Smiths . Police increases As the value of property theft or damage goes up women and Blacks Are More Likely than White men to Tell police they were victims of violent crimes. Teen agers and under educated peo ple Are less Likely to report crimes. The findings pretty much Mirror the conclusions drawn from a similar study a decade earlier Schlesinger said. Each year about two thirds of person Al and household crimes Are not reported to the police he said. If crimes arc not reported they remain hidden from the sys tem that was established to deter wrong doing. Hidden crime is insidious because you cannot fight  the Survey showed that rapes were re ported Only 47 percent of the Lime. Other crime reporting Rales were robbery. 52 percent aggravated assault. 58 percent simple assault 4 percent purse snatch ing 51 percent and burglary 49 percent. Of the personal crimes reported 3 percent had been discovered by Law enforcement authorities and therefore went into police logs. Sixty percent were reported by the victims 13 percent by another household member and 22 percent by other people. The reason most frequently Given for not reporting crimes the study concluded was that the victim Felt the incident was riot important  for violent crimes the reason most often Given 28percent of the time was that it was a private or personal  criminologists and Law enforcement policy makers in recent years have tended to put More Stock in the figures and trends reported by the Bureau of Justice Statis tics. These experts arg us Hal the me rerouting of reported crimes to the Fri s Headquarters by 16,000 state and local Law enforcement agencies understates the nature of the crime problem. For this reason there has been a push in recent months to revamp the Fri s uni form crime report to provide More information about the nature of crime an criminals. A key proposed change in the Fri re porting system would involve development of a two tier system in which in addition to reporting raw numbers of crimes logged by police the local and stale agencies in selected areas would seek to provide information on the circumstances surrounding the crime the history of the offender and the handling of the incident. Al Alt  Cruell cts very furry Christmas it s pippin lilt forthe elves to work when they can barely keep warm f but Pon t worry my r6inpeer and Sleigh can Fly in any weather Sands of time in the stars and stripes 40 years ago foday. Dec. 3, 1945 frenzied mass suicide attempts swept through swedish Camps housing 2,700 Ger Man austrian polish and Baltic pos As swedish soldiers and state police set in motion their extradition to russian occupied Europe Accord ing to press reports in Stockholm. 30 years ago today. Dec. 3, 1955 Abc won the show of the year award for its to presentation of Peter pan starring Mary Martin. Best to series went to the $64.000 question by lbs. 20 years ago foday. Dec. 3, 1965 rebel rhodesian Premier Ian Smith in Salisbury threatened to destroy the main powerhouse of the giant Kariba dam at the first sign of hostile intrusions by British or african forces. To years ago today. Dec. 3, 1975 five armed South moluccan extremists have hijacked a train in the North of the Netherlands. Police said two people have been killed and about so were still being held. . Cathedral robbed by masked pair new York a two gunmen wearing ski masks escaped with an undetermined amount of Money from St. Patrick s Cathedral after handcuffing four Ushers and forcing two other people to lie on abasement floor police said. No injuries were reported in the sat urday night robbery police it. Edle Schack said. Two of the Ushers were preparing to put Money in a Safe the Parish House basement at 8 50 . When the gunmen appeared he said. Three More Ushers and a Cathedral worker entered the room before the gunmen fled Leschack said. Police said the loot included collection taken at the Midtown Manhattan Cathedral the seat of the archdiocese of new York