... WITH CRIME. VICTIM LIES UNCONSCIOUS FOR WEEK. Although it is well over week since the extraordinary happenings at 154 Bath Street, Glasgow, when the unconscious figure of girl typist was discovered late at night on the floor of her employers’ office, ...

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... unimag; inable war crimes since the end of World War H,” Swedish prosT eculor Eric Ostberg told the first) day of a public hearing in The Hague against RadovA Karadzic and General Ratß> Mladic, both accused of genocide. The UN war crimes tribunal called ...

... crime large-scale property marking will be placed in the street as a deterrent to would-be housebreakers. Crime Prevention Constable Jim McKenzie said the Torry initiative highlighted how effective even simple security measures can be. We are taking ...

... crimes stir race tensions McGown whose wife Sheena was bom in Aberdeen denied experimenting on black patients and negligent post- operative care. The judge said he found him difficult and indifferent to the case and that he had appeared bent on shifting ...

... CRIME Derek Lord on Bid to beat criminals Net losses: Can your the hazards of who threaten the future company afford to living with a Leo lof many small shops ignore the Internet? ...

... crimes involve use of firearms RECORDED crimes and offences involving firearms have soared in Scotland. The Scottish Office said yesterday there had been a 24 t increase In the number of involving the alleged use of guns between 1984 and 1985. Two years ...

... crimes -M.P. RADICAL changes Scottilth courts were urged yesterday by Mr Russell Johnston. M.P. for Inverness-shire and chairman of the Scottish Liberal Party. Commenting on the statement made the Scottish Secretary on Tuesday, Mr Johnston said: “I welcome ...

... CRIMES Mr Chasser records that, during the year, his Force dealt with 13,896 crimes and offences up 307 the general pattern being similar to previous years. “The improved detection rate of 59%—57% in 1971 although one of the highest in Scot and does not ...

... CRIME: A GLASGOW MYSTERY. BY GORDON THOMPSON, Author of An Outcast's Wife, The Finger of Fortune, Paying a Debt. He etill trembled, and each word came from his lips with an effort. He had the appearance of a man whom a devil had abandoned or been ...

... Crime ONE of the Highlands’ worst petty crime biackspots has been earmarked for a £500,000 drive to tighten security and cut offences. Inverness District Council has received Scottish Office approval to borrow cash specifically to fight crime at its South ...

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