Word: suspected
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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When Harvard police make an arrest, the suspect is booked in Cambridge city jail. Cambridge police are also called in for all crimes against person, and in the past, the dependence of the Harvard force on Cambridge for investigative work has been almost complete. Although Gorski knows that this dependence will have to continue in part, he is trying to bring some of those investigative skills to Harvard...
...long awaited switch was a settlement, it seemed unlikely to prove a solution to the political crisis that has plagued the country for the past two months. For one thing, Pinheiro de Azevedo's politics are somewhat suspect to the moderates; some of his closest aides are staunch Communists. For another, Gonçalves was out but not down. As Chief of Staff, he would still wield considerable power. The switch did not placate the nine moderate military officers, headed by former Foreign Minister Major Ernesto Melo Antunes, who had campaigned for Gonçalves' ouster...
...police chiefs generally take a less inflammatory public stand as they try to deal with intractable urban crime. Ed Davis' gunsmoke rhetoric revives memories of Birmingham's Bull Connor and his L.A. predecessor Bill Parker, who once said that as far as he was concerned any suspect picked up was guilty until proven innocent...
...company also reported nearly $400,000 in previously disguised and therefore suspect payments, made in countries where the company has had major interests in oil exploration or production. Samples: $100,000 in 1970 to a Libyan consultant, and $150,000 to President Albert-Bernard Bongo of Gabon in 1972 for oil exploration permits...
Federal investigators suspect that Hoffa may have been murdered to keep him from interfering with kickbacks flowing to underworld brokers of loans from the Central States' pension fund. On the day of his disappearance, Hoffa was scheduled to have lunch with two Mafiosi: Anthony ("Tony Pro") Provenzano, unofficial boss of New Jersey's Teamsters, and Detroit's Anthony ("Tony Jack") Giacalone. Investigators believe that on the agenda was a $3 million loan from the fund that the Mafia was trying to arrange for a "recreation center" in Detroit. On some previous loans from the fund, Mob figures...