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~ Eeak Sie ang ions of 7 £50 rE, vee SH tins a NATIONAL ACADEMY First session began July 29, 1935 101 sessions held as of June 1975 RAV a QAQADDWWWWWN TOTAL GRADUATES “ 9,167 Symposium on Uniform Crime Reporting. The National Bomb Duta Center {after July 1, 1975, known as the FBI Bomb Data Pro- gran) published 29 General Information Bulletins, 23 Investigators Bulletins, and 11 Special Tech- nicigus Bulletins during the fiscal year. Nine regular bomb investigator schools were conducted throughour the United Stutes und Puer- to Rico, und two seminars relating to bombing matters were conducted at the Academy. IDENTIFICATION SERVICES The lareest collection of fingerprints in the world is maintained in, the FBI Identification Division, with over 162 million seis on file at the close of Fiscal 1975. The FBI received a total of 5,797,145 new finverprint cards during Fiseal 1975, with un average, daily receipt of 23,003 curds, OY the total linzerprint submissions in the fiscal year, 2,883,434 were criminal in nature. These ure atforded tap priority to provide vital identification services promplly to law enforce- Ment avencies. A substantiinl increase ocenurred in expunc- arrest records during Fiseal (97a. A total of 50,906 finserprint records were returned to contributors during the fiseal sear, dn increase of 160 peicent over the number of fineerprint cards expunged during Fiscal 1974. ve aS ares =~ BE Te ep eT es ee PRE SSE ea. Eat 4 “* ae ee whee The humanitarian operations of the Identifi- cation Division remiuined active, The. FBI Dis- aster Squad, a group of fingerprint experts spe- cially trained to handle identificaticg problems following catastrophes, responded to requests for identification assistance in connection with five airplane crashes during Fiscal 1975 and posi- tively identified S2 of the 282 victims examined in these disusters. Also. continuing was the FBI's Missing Per- sons Program, whereby information regarding the whereabouts of missing persons is furnished to cluse relatives, members of Congress, and public avencies acting in behalf of the families. There were 5,045 active missing person notices in file aus the fiscal year ended, Some 41,997 latent fingerprint ideutificatie cases were received during Fiscal 1975, . Latent fingerprint exuminers made 675 local, state, and Federal court appearances in these causes. Some 475,581 items were examined in processing these cases, and 5,733 suspects were identified through lutent fingerprints, Court proceedings related to these causes resulted in a total of 3,733 vears in prison terms, as well as 55 life terms, £1 death sentences, and fines totaling $35,800. Wanted notices posted in tile numbered 128,715, and 32,019 fugitives were identified akuinst these wanted notices during Fiseal 1975. Receipts of correspondence, name check re- quests and other forms totaled 5,146,792. -Prozress has continued in the development of computer programs and the acquisition of veneral und speciul purpose hurdware to perfect FB! fingerprint technician prepares for testimony in court. . CGlaat perencat anh ponent peg Skt, re RS - aoe