... Crime Mr Walker said: “We should allow people to have more money, but if we do not put public expenditure into our inner city districts that will cost us much more in public expenditure through unemplodvment and social security and vastly more in crime ...

... presiding over ‘rime wave of nd blamed the or crimes come Great Train {ogg either has a ory, is a total fool ing completely dissaid Mr. Price. onstrous crime took 1963 under his own s the names of the d Richardsons as gainst the Govern)se criminals built ...

... ‘This is no crime’ I do not accept the socalled logic of Norman Pritchard’s argument that by refusing to work overtime miners are committing a crime against society. While accepting that in all walks of life strict adherence to a set number of working ...

... Crime FROM time to time statistics are published in newspapers here and in the U.S.A. bearing upon religion and crime. Yet, in the Express and Star of December 12, you report an opinion given from the Recorder at Dudley Quarter Sessions that “an explanation ...

... of crime Sir Robert Mark and his well-trained antiterrorist team deserve unlimited praise for their handling of the Balcombe Street siege. Their careful handling of the situation — coupled with the courage of the hostages — ensured a satisfactory outcome ...

... ‘CRIME’ Therefore, unauthorised parking, ignoring traffic lights, speeding er causing an obstruction are technically crimes — even though the ordinary citizen would not consider tham as such, B The thing common to all of them is that you can bhe ...

... Crime But this was one amendment deliberately allowed by party chiefs. They knew very well that in the nation’s present mood about crime and violence it would do the party’s image no harm at all to let the conference sound off about what should happen ...

... Crime He said that because of the way supermarkets had developed, shoplifting had now become almost acceptable. “It cannot be good for any country to see crime developingin any way.” Mr Adley said it seemed that supermarkets they were now also a threat ...

... CRIME Tring resident, Mr. Jeremy Hands was on hand however. So were Industrial Editor, Mr. Giles Smith, Channel Four Newsreader, Mr. Alastair Stewart (who travelled to Tring from Winchester), crime reporter Mr. Terry Lloyd, and reporter Mr. CY()lin Baker ...

... crime sex increased by nt to 65,084 offences last *hief Constable rd in his annual burglaries fell by ut Mr Bunyard of 5,059 was still , for comfort.” ...

... Crime 1 The police accepted her story and the cause of death was given as a broken neck as a result of a fall In June 1969 the child’s body was exhumed for a post mortem and cause of death was then given as a fractured skull and hrain damage, but the ...

... Crime Spate POLICE are linking a spate of car thefts in Rugby last week. g A car was broken into in Horton Crescent, Rugby. Thieves broke into the vehicle on Wednesday evening by breaking a guarter-light window. A ord radio worth £lOO was stolen. Another ...