Word: patroled
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...wounded. Demonstrators battled troops for more than five hours. As fiery Arab protests raged through the territories, the Israelis were afraid that the violence was sparked not simply by a few rabble-rousers but by a widespread despair that will not soon fade away. Said a border police patrol leader: "It's not just terrorists. They've got no leader here...
...participating Harvard undergraduatesalso will patrol the corridors of the hotel until2 a.m. to make sure that the students keep theirmidnight curfew. The conference has been "quietrelative to what can happen when you get 2000 highschool students together," said Secretary-GeneralJames L. Cairns '88, who is running theconference. On Thursday night, however, a room ofdelegates whas thrown out for alcohol posession...
Supporters of the program, which has anestimated cost of $1 million, say that theaddition of 30 foot-patrol officers in theneighborhoods will also personalize the policeforce, especially in the eyes of the young...
Thirty additional patrol officers would be needed for the program, at a cost to taxpayers of approximately $1 million, according to information on the ballot...
...effort to stem that influx, the U.S. Border Patrol last week opened its first station outside the continental U.S. The office, located at the old Ramey Air Force Base on the west coast of Puerto Rico, will be staffed by 15 officers and equipped with two Boston Whalers and a twin-engine plane. Depending on future patterns of illegal immigration traffic, the Border Patrol may open as many as three other stations on the Puerto Rican coast...