Word: probationers
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According to his lawyers, Peter L. Krutschewski, 35, was "the most decorated helicopter pilot of the Viet Nam War" and "the oil genius of Michigan." According to federal prosecutors, he was also a big-time narcotics importer who smuggled $15 million worth of marijuana from Colombia to Gloucester, Mass., in...
Hemandez said DeGiacomo's decision proved that the protestors were punished "for expressing themselves politically, and in some cases religiously," rather than for violating federal building codes. Nine people convicted on a similar charge last July, when registration was renewed, received six-month probation terms.
After considerable kicking and shoving, the 22 protesters arrested in Saturday's demonstration against draft registration were carted off by Cambridge police for perfunctory processing and formal charging. The activists paid $5 each to a bail bondsman and left the Central Square police station by mid-afternoon. Most will probably...
Then there are the no bowls. The only thing post-season college football lacks is its own Pro Bowl--short for probation or undergraduate professionals, whichever you prefer.
Like his earlier police counterpart in London's East End in 1888, Assistant Chief Constable George Oldfield, 57, of Britain's West Yorkshire police is baffled and desperately seeking help. Last week, five years after the first gruesome killing, and despite the biggest man hunt in the country...