Word: arrested
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...abortion and the age of viability in such a manner that doctors, at least in Massachusetts, will not be afraid to perform the service which it is every woman's right to request and have. Or that this grim decision will prompt advocates of legalized abortion to protest and arrest what many doctors say is the recent progress of the right-to-life movement. For the past six weeks one doctor has borne the weight of that struggle in a Boston trial, but the February 15 decision against him should not keep others from supporting him in the important legal...
...film is technically competent enough and in its small way inoffensive. But it is all familiar surfaces. Needed are people, characters of a little depth or originality, or, at the least, some fresh angle of directorial vision to pique our curiosity, arrest our attention. Neither, alas, is available in Rafferty and the Gold Dust Twins...
...demolished and their inhabitants driven out. Since February 1972, when Tin Sang was finally closed (by Duc's reckoning it had been suspended eight times, confiscated 285 times, the office bombed twice and burned once) he has been a political exile in Europe. "If I go home they will arrest me again," he says, grinning as though it is all a joke...
...move in on him at once: there was always the chance that he had discarded the shirt, perhaps given it to the Salvation Army, and that someone else had been wearing it in Leonia. Only when Kallinger's fingerprints, which were on file as a result of his arrest for child abuse, were found to match one at the scene of the Susquehanna Township robbery did Harrisburg police arrest Kallinger and charge him with one count of burglary, four counts of armed robbery and four counts of kidnaping. His son Michael, 13, and another son James, 11, were also...
...criminal justice system had fallen far behind. Recently Congress, led by Senator Sam Ervin, passed a little-noticed bill aimed at shortening the delay in federal courts. The new law, signed by President Ford last week, provides that if a defendant is not tried within 100 days of his arrest, the charges against him must be dismissed...