Word: suspects
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...year old Peterson had lived at 13A Ware Street, which is a block from the Freshman Union, for the last four years. The police have a composite drawing of one suspect, a male...
...someone who was here at the time will wistfully say something to the effect of "You don't know what it was like in the (good old) days of the strike." I think I do. It was a more honest, more turbulent, more interesting time. It was also, I suspect, a much more trying time for relatives of faculty and administrators. I asked my friend and roommate, who is the nephew of someone on the faculty, if that fact had made any impact on his experience at Harvard. He gave me a long answer, the gist of which...
...evidence is still preserved in the annual growth rings of old trees. Only recently, scientists at the University of Arizona's tree-ring laboratory discovered disturbed rings in California trees, dating back to 1884, that showed the trees had experienced a hard freeze that year. The scientists strongly suspect that the unusually cold California weather was linked to Krakatoa's eruption a year earlier...
...found a plastic bag containing a dozen amphetamine tablets stuffed in the sock of Anne's driving companion, Donald Moffett, 21, and promptly arrested the pair for possession of dangerous drugs. U.S. federal agents rushed to the scene, hoping Anne could provide information about her sister, who police suspect may now be hiding in Canada with the remnants of the Symbionese Liberation Army. The agents apparently learned nothing, and after Hearst and Moffett posted $1,000 recognizance bonds, they were released. "Twelve pills to keep awake on a 1,000-mile drive is not excessive," said Anne...
...poor boy who always worked hard and came to understand that poor blacks and poor whites face the same enemies," says Charles Morgan Jr., director of the Washington office of the American Civil Liberties Union. Friend and foe alike suspect that he has political ambitions, but Dees denies it. "The courts force everything," he says. "All the big issues are settled there." As he sees it, much is left to settle: "Today's attitude of the courts in the South is worse than it was in the pre-civil rights days when racism was wide open. Resentment has never...