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...violence and drugs. A week earlier, Solomon, 26, had been released from a District of Columbia jail where he was being held on charges of distributing heroin. Solomon's next arrest, this time for Basu's murder, triggered a round of finger pointing between federal prosecutors and D.C. Superior Court Judge Reggie B. Walton. Each side blamed the other for failing to keep Solomon behind bars despite fears that he was a danger to the community. Walton, ironically, is a get-tough judge and a former prosecutor who served last year as the White House's chief adviser on crime...
...tale about a superrich American landscape connoisseur who creates a Xanadu for himself. "Let us imagine," says Poe's hero, "a landscape whose combined vastness and definitiveness -- whose united beauty, magnificence and strangeness shall convey the idea of care, or culture . . . on the part of beings superior, yet akin to humanity . . ." Yes, one can well imagine Magritte liking that. His work too sets up a parallel world, extremely strange and yet familiar, ruled by an absolutist imagination...
Fitzhugh said police began moving offendersaway from Mission Hill completely on Tuesday,after his superior, Lt. John Anderson, changed thepolicy...
...John Anderson, Fitzhugh's superior atthe Medical School, agreed with Johnson...
ARMY. Standing at 18 combat divisions at the time of Desert Storm, the Army could be brought down to 10 active and five reserve divisions, totaling 797,000 troops. Its divisions, fully equipped with the world's finest tanks, armored personnel carriers and helicopters, are already superior to any other land force. Maintaining the army at these lower levels would cost $45 billion a year, against the present $71 billion...