Instead, the government decided to isolate Mr. Arafat completely, and to demand that he surrender about 20 Palestinians with him whom Israel described as terrorists.
In Armstrong's civil trial, the judge, Richard Owen, demanded that, for potential restitution, he surrender about fifteen million dollars in gold bars and coins that it was believed he had, along with a number of antiquities, including a gold crown and a first-century bust of Julius Caesar.
She said she received a text from her law office about noon saying Mr. Leonard's family was reaching out to her, and she arranged for him to surrender about 8 p.m. at a courthouse in Montgomery.
He surrendered at about 21 00, seven hours after take-off from Bardufoss, after some of his demands had been met.
His troops fought a fierce delaying action until April 9 , 1942 and remnants, led by Lieutenant General Jonathan M. Wainwright, escaped to Corregidor Island, where they surrendered about a month later.
He estimates that during the past decade, the Indian armed forces have surrendered about $5.5 billion allocated to it by the government because it did not or could not spend the money.
The police said Mr. Abraham surrendered about an hour later and was taken into custody.
Mr. Forde, who was attending a conference in Canada, surrendered about 3 p.m. after returning to New York.
The couple have surrendered about $1 million to the authorities, some of which was maintained in Swiss bank accounts, and they will be released from federal custody pending their posting of a $500,000 bail bond.
Of the 75,000 that surrendered, about 63,000 were Filipinos, and a thousand were Chinese Filipinos.
