... CRIME FOR CRIME. Two crimes of the most terrible and sickening cha- racter, which three human beings have been deprived j of existence, were committed during Christinastide at little settlement called Santee's Mills, a few miles cast of Easton, Pennsylvania ...

... Crime Staffordshire police recorded their lowest August crime figures for five years, it was confirmed today. And Chief Constable Mr Charles Kelly says the dramatic fall is &anh to their massive SPACE community gon than 22,000 children t.hm i;:;/:l\:d ...

... Crime Mr MacDonald is studying at New College, Edinb:ersh and expects to be licen as a probationary minister next year. He was released after serving 20 months of his sentence. Today he said it was now time to m)}) talking about punishment for his crime ...

... Crime She was last spotted at 8.30 pm as she left work to return home. Since then there has been no body, no note and no other clues. Anne Lock has simply vanished. Crimewatch UK reconstructs the last hours of the secretary’s life, using a lookalike actress ...

... CRIME HXSTORY is being made -in Stafford this week. Twenty semior police officers each represeting a separate force- in -the county, are attending a course-at the Staffordshire county police headquarters. It is the first of its kind to be run by the ...

... crime the latest systems and equipments designed by the Home Office Telecommunications Department to enable their men to get on with crime detection more quickly and successfully. The police forces of the next few years are going to forge rapidly ahead ...

... CRIME EXCESSIVE drinking is usually caused by self-disgust. Crime takes the same feeling much further and registers the criminal’'s rebellion against society. A man ill at ease with himself often turns on society to vent his inner rage and work out his ...

... CRIME CRIME has created one of the greatest moral dilemmas of the century. Should a criminal be incarcerated in prison or put in the care of a psychiatrist ? If kept in prison, should life be made as comfortable for him as possible or should he be treated ...

... crimes “t is most unfortunate for the people concerned that you were not caught sooner. It is quite clear that you are a persistent crime operator.” | Detective-constable Carl Woodgate said that Howe came to live in this country on June, 1960, and went ...

... Crime *A major factor tx area in which vehicle is based - an area where the a high instance of crime? ~ “The age of the driver is also ve2 relevant,” he add ...

... On crime. your political soul to wing of the Conservthe next election you in,” said Mr Blair. clear. Labour will ection on f‘obs, the e rest while repeate Tories as a oneght-wing party. etter beware. hn Hipwood A handful: Melissa (left) and Emily with ...

... Crime “I feel that the majority of the Commission failed to appreciate the acute social problems in the deprived area, which are the breeding ground for the growth of certain types of crime,” said MrJones. e A The Haldane Society of Socialist Lawyers ...