... CRIME Mr Edwards predicted a grim future for more than 10,000 people involved with NVT and their suppliers in the West Midlands if the Government did not come to the company’s aid. He said the Government would be committing a “dastardly economic crime” ...

... CRIME “We feel it is necessary, in the interests of the fight against crime and the prevention of road accidents, that patrol cars and vehicles of a similar nature should not be immobilised owing to insuffient crews.” The report also says that the continuing ...

... Crime “KEENEST OFFICERS SHOWING SIGNS OF STRAIN” of policemen, allied to an increase in crime, is causing strain amongst the keenest officers of the County Force, reports the Standing Joint Committee which meets next I uesday. “Even so,” states the Committee ...

... crime /& MAN who said at Staffor¢ 4 shire Quarter Sessions th: he would not have appeared | the dock if he had not missed . train, was yesterday sent to priso for 18 months. Frederick Charles Black (29 scaffolder, no fixed address, said h: missed a train ...

... CRIME NO ONE likes the idea of policemen in disguise and closed circuit television to keep watch on premises, but these are two of the measures necessary in a society whose crime-rate gives cause to wonder if we are as civilised as we like to believe ...

... CRIME. At Limerick two men have been sent to gaol for four months for brutally assaulting a constable. John Lucas, a bookmaker at Salford, was remanded on Wednesday charged with killing his clerk in a fight on Christmas Day. Marwood has been engaged for ...

... CRIME. At the Thames Police Court on Monday, Henry Kenny, labourer, was remanded on a charge of causing grievous bodily harm to his wife. It is alleged he struck her with a paraffin lamp, which set her clothes on fire. At Nottingham, on Saturday, Edward ...

... Crime When Ali refused induction into the U.S. forces, the World Boxing Association and New York State Athletic Commission scarcely had time to draw a horrified breath before taking his title away. They had permitted boxing to be dominated by the criminal ...

... CRIME'S of a gigantic character have characterised the year. At the Central Criminal Court P5l the fraudulent cashier of tho Union Bank of London, was sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude. Eugenia Plummer, a young lady, was convicted of perjury ...

... Crime | Residents will be a and get advice from Canes. Area officers will be at the comi between 7pm and 9p attend, and resident 07974 472342 about ¢ ...

... Crime “My policy would be that they really would be used as a last resort, to save life and protect Eroperty. he said. But Labour and Alliance councillors were not happy with his reply. Coun Singh said he was against the use of batten ...

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