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...company's files and find out to whom the policies are issued. So American insurers often euphemistically label ransom coverage as robbery, physical-damage or personal-injury insurance. Some ransom clauses are buried in riders on bankers' bonds, which insure companies against embezzlement or other theft by corporate officers. By whatever name it is called, however, the increasing popularity of ransom insurance underscores the growing, and all too justified, fear of kidnaping...
...crimes remain crimes once committed, and Saturday night added a final theft to the season, as Brown's Lloyd Desvigne sank a game-winning jump shot at the buzzer to nip the Crimson, 56-54, and deprive Harvard of a .500 season for the first time in four years. Tom Sanders's squad finishes 11-13 and fourth in the Ivy League...
...worst news concerns crime. Ac cording to FBI statistics, more than half the crimes of burglary, auto theft and larceny over $50 are not reported. The number of people afraid to walk alone at night increased from 34% in 1965 to 42% in 1972. Forcible rape increased from 18.6 per 100,000 women...
...chagrined guard unties himself and phones the Harvard police. The FBI immediately enters the case. The Cambridge police send over two detectives who helped crack the last coin theft at the Fogg. The thieves don't stand a chance...
...Lynn man charged with armed robbery in connection with the $5 million coin theft at the Fogg Art Museum pleaded innocent yesterday in East Cambridge District Court...