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...Zhao's Progress When former Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang died in Beijing last month after more than 15 years under house arrest, the political reforms he had hoped for were still unrealized [Jan. 31]. But Zhao had more success with other goals, including liberalizing the economy and fostering closer ties with the U.S. TIME reported on Zhao's first visit to America 21 years ago in a Jan. 16, 1984, article...
Still, he said, policing local streets can be frustrating when the same criminals escape arrest multiple times...
Citywide numbers indicate that indecent assault incidents doubled in 2004. CPD’s statistics analysis cites two sexual assault patterns in Harvard Square during the early months of 2004. The arrest of Geremias Cruz Ramos, a Harvard University custodian, largely put a stop to this spike, according...
...government must decapitate the rebel leadership, a task that will require investment in high-quality intelligence. The government should offer attractive rewards for information leading to the arrest or death of insurgents and detection of camps, safe houses and weaponry. The police and army should also be rewarded with bonuses and promotions for hunting down the Maoists. The military should recruit members of families that have suffered from the insurgency...
Since The Crimson first wrote about 23-year-old Linda G. Vaghar’s arrest on Jan. 12, the number of alleged victims involved has doubled, and some have reported that Vaghar continued corresponding with those victims even weeks after The Crimson reported her arrest...