71.   He said members of his faction who refused to sign would not face punishment, because the signatures served as an additional requirement to the letter of nomination.

72.   He would be the first ex-president to face criminal punishment for misdeeds in office.

73.   Hynes had originally charged the officers with assault, but he turned over the case to federal authorities believing the officers, if convicted, would face harsher punishment.

74.   If convicted, the Iranian faces punishment ranging from a fine to seven years in prison, ITAR-Tass said.

75.   If the allegations are proven, Tennessee could face punishment by the NCAA.

76.   If convicted, New faces maximum punishment of a bad-conduct discharge, forfeiture of pay and allowances, and confinement for six months.

77.   If the pastors had been convicted of breaking church law, they could have faced punishment as severe as dismissal.

78.   It also said violators would face punishment, although the newspaper did not specify what measures would be taken.

79.   It warned that anyone trying to disrupt the national convention will have to face the punishment of the people.

80.   It was not clear whether Fargo also met with other Greeneville officers who might face punishment or whether they, too, would face disciplinary procedures on Monday.