Word: stolen
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Smith, a photo-supply manager, recalls how he once lived overlooking a brick alley near Chicago's downtown Loop. That was before the alley was stolen. "Every three nights or so, somebody would take about 50 bricks," says Smith. "It stopped only when the city paved it over." Each day bricks from abandoned buildings and old alleys in Midwestern cities are pilfered, sold and shipped out of town on boxcars. Ultimately they end up in Sunbelt states, where there is great demand for used brick. "They're advertising homes built with Chicago brick," says John Dean, of Chicago...
...Harvard men's soccer team might have stolen the headlines with Yeterday's dramatic 1-0 double overtime NCAA victory, but that was only the stuffing in the turkey as far as Crimson athletic teams were concerned Because the booters shocking win was the culmination of one of the biggest weekends of the Year for Crimson athletics Tax, for example...
More than $4000 worth of belongings were stolen from Dunster and Kirkland Houses in the past week, Harvard Police said, giving these reports...
...biggest of the thefts reported to police took place in a room in the Dunster House G-Entry sometime between 8:30 and 9:15 a.m. on October 29. More than $3,500 worth of possessions were stolen, including two flutes, a piccolo, three cameras and a 14 karat gold locket...
...Peuguot ten-speed was stolen from the second floor hallway of the Eliot House I Entry sometime between October 26 and 29. The bike was locked with a Kryptonite lock outside suite 1-21. The police have no suspects...