Word: crimeeds
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...wrote to him, that the Soviet Union was interested in improving relations "with such a great country as the U.S." But the Reagan Administration was quick to voice skepticism about the sincerity of those sentiments. Following the Korean-airliner disaster, President Reagan accused the Soviet Union of committing "a crime against humanity." Moscow responded by taking the offensive. After Reagan unveiled new arms-control proposals last September, Andropov issued a statement with the most comprehensive denunciation of a U.S. Administration since the chilliest days of the cold war. Said the Soviet leader: "Even if someone had any illusions about...
Demed their own place in society, they are more readily inclined to become involved in crime. Because convicted criminals have made that decision once before, crime becomes easier to commit, explains Leslie H. Moeller...
...prisons committee seeks to provide those inmates who would like to break out of a life patterned by crime with an opportunity to improve their education and to feel that they too have a place in the outside world...
Judy Kales, the owner of A Propos, a gift shop next door to Kimelli's said yesterday she was concerned about the robbery, but "we don't think the neighborhood is a crime-ridden area...
Priorities for the future, Johnson says, include "crime prevention," and particularly, computer crime prevention. "The Chief pointed to the recent report on computer theft at the Business School--the broadest assessment of that of security in University history--as evidence of progress toward these ends...