Word: jailing
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Supreme Court's decision meant that it could be only a matter of weeks before Haldeman and Mitchell go to jail. Ehrlichman has been convicted besides of conspiracy and perjury in the illegal plumbers' operation, and began serving a 20-month to eight-year sentence on those charges last October, at Arizona's Federal Prison Camp at Safford. Last week his Washington attorney said his client would not make further appeals on the new decision. Lawyers for Mitchell and Haldeman said they would ask the Supreme Court for a rehearing; only two such petitions have been granted...
...jury found Fineman guilty of urging two medical schools to get rid of his letters of recommendation after federal agents began their investigations. Fineman could be sent to jail for as long as ten years. At the same time, the jury acquitted Fineman of charges that he took bribes totaling $52,000 from parents desperate to get their children into professional schools. Fineman resigned from the state's house of representatives...
...wartime, to deal with the Arab population--despite the Zionists' adamant opposition to those regulations imposed before statehood. These measures, however, made it possible to evict Arab farmers from their fields, to place unreasonable curfews on villages, to banish certain individuals, to place others under house arrest, and to jail still others without trial and often without any apparent reason...
...considered the Israeli Arab elite if such an entity were allowed to exist, he has more contact--at least more positive contact--with Israeli Jews than most other Arabs in Israel. But el-Asmar's outspokenness on the condition of the Arabs in Israel has landed him months in jail without a trial, has resulted in his being accused of al-Fatah membership, and has lost him several journalistic jobs as well as a position in a private company. El-Asmar has also had private papers confiscated, has been subjected to unreasonable censorship practices, and has had to endure...
...shaping antitrust policy, Bell has one problem of his own making: finding a new chief for the Justice Department's antitrust division to replace Donald I. Baker, who left last week. Baker, who demanded jail sentences for price fixers, loved the job but was let go mainly because he was a holdover from the Ford Administration...