Word: jailing
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Political observers note that despite the financial controversies, what matters is council votes. And Reeves is virtually guaranteed the votes in 1995 of the five independent council members; himself, Vice Mayor Sheila T. Russell, and Councillors Timothy J. Toomey Jr., Sullivan and Walsh, if the councillor is not in jail by then...
...three at a time," said Walsh, who was convicted in May of 41 counts of fraud and conspiracy and is scheduled to be sentenced November 8. "If the federal government wants to enforce the law, they can probably put 25 percent of the state of Massachusetts in jail...
...transfers to local Marshall High, where he becomes a star player. But until his parents pay St. Joseph what they owe, the school refuses to release Arthur's records, thus threatening him with loss of a full school year. By then his dad has left home, done drugs and jail time; his mom has to hold things together in the dark (literally -- the electricity's been turned off). But she, the film's heroine, does it; then she gets the top grade in a nurse's-assistant course. At her graduation, all we see are tears of joy and rows...
...which has merely brought him within five points of the front-running Bush in mid-September. Bush's proposal to build $1 billion worth of new jail cells without a tax increase may sound improbable, but the pro-life challenger has garnered many believers with talk of "family values," a draconian illegal-immigration policy and a philosophy on crime that almost excludes thoughts of rehabilitation...
...spent a couple hours in a Middlesex jail and now has a permanent arrest record. Prosecutors offered to drop the charges, but on the advice of his attorney, Ntshanga went forward with the case and was acquitted...