Word: crimed
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...United States has been increasingly successful in prosecuting organized crime and insider trading cases during the past few years, U.S. Attorney Rudolph W. Giuliani said in a speech at the Law School last night...
Giuliani said that more ethics education for students in grammar school would prevent future crime, and that the government could reduce its deficits by prosecuting more tax evaders...
...increasing," continued Williams, who said Black liberals nonetheless recognize the relevance of conservative ideas. "The so-called Black liberals see that the solutions they've been calling for are not working," Williams says. "So now they use the term self-help. They're talking about the devastating affects of crime. They're saying things that couldn't have been said before we came along...
...three women in the Geese Company, Jill Reinier, 26, Katy Emck, 23 and Pamela Daryl, 21, it is a personal test of courage to work with men who have committed violent sexual acts against women. Admits Reinier: "As a woman I can't help feeling their crime intensely." But, says Emck, who was recruited by Bergman when the troupe visited the Edinburgh Festival last year, "you try your hardest to see past the crime and reach the mind of the man beyond...
...laughless comedies deliver their mixed messages more deftly, if not always more successfully. Hooperman, starring John Ritter as a San Francisco cop, is essentially a Hill Street Blues combination of crime-show action, broad comedy and "sensitive" character drama, slickly done but a bit overripe for its half-hour length. The Slap Maxwell Story, with Dabney Coleman as an oafish sportswriter, opts for a looser structure and more melancholy tone. Slap is a blustering loser who is constantly getting socked in the face, pushed around by his boss and dumped on by women; when his estranged son shows...