Cases closed

p. 28. The crop is not a conventional ruled table: it is a stacked bar chart titled "CASES CLOSED" with a data table printed beneath the plot area. The transcribed grid is that data table. Column headings are the chart's x-axis fiscal-year labels (1961-1970), with the axis label "Fiscal Year" serving as the stub heading. The two data-row labels sit beside legend swatches (solid black bar = C CASES; horizontally hatched bar = R, UD, AC, AND UC CASES); the second label is printed on three lines ("R, UD, AC," / "AND" / "UC CASES") and has been joined into one. Not transcribed as table content: the chart title "CASES CLOSED", the y-axis label "Cases", and the y-axis scale values (0 through 33,000 in 3,000 steps). The body text above the chart ("Trial examiners issued 894 decisions...") is page prose, not part of the table. All ten columns check out arithmetically: C CASES plus R/UD/AC/UC CASES equals the printed TOTALS in every year. All digits are clearly legible; no doubtful cells.