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Volpin was released from the Pima County Jail yesterday after finishing a two-month sentence for contempt before the Grand Jury in November. She received a subpoena ordering her to appear today before the Grand Jury as she was leaving the jail...
Approximately 75 witnesses and spectators-but none of the Harvard administration also in attendance-were ordered out of the court for hissing and booing during the three-hour trial that resulted in a two-month prison term and a $200 fine for Ryan...
...incidentally during the trial-tended to indicate yet another irregularity in the conduct of the prosecution. More than two months elapsed between the issuing of the four warrants and Ryan's arrest. Particularly suspect were the varying statements of Fidele Centrella, the Cambridge detective in charge of the case, as to when the warrants reached police hands. Early last month (CRIMSON, Oct. 6), he said that he had the warrants shortly after they were issued, and that he had spent the entire two-month period looking for Ryan and the three other indicted ex-students (none of whom have...
Ryan, a former SDS co-chairman who was severed from Harvard for his part in an obstructive demonstration last November, faces a two-month prison term and a $200 fine...
...venturing any guesses on whether the strike could last the 40 days that some labor leaders have mentioned, but food is not an immediate problem. Shortages in some meats, including lamb and beef, could show up within a fortnight, but Britain has a two-month supply of such items as butter, wheat, bacon, cheese and sugar. The country is in less danger of going hungry than of falling back into economic straits. A long strike could shut down steel mills for lack of ore, then close auto plants whose exports earned ? 1 billion last year. Already the strike is bottling...