1.   A TOUGH new blueprint to crack down on crime, with the accent on punishment, was unveiled yesterday by the Home Secretary, Kenneth Clarke.

2.   Mersey Regional Ambulance Service, which now also covers Cheshire, has been selected to help formulate a new nationwide blueprint for the care of patients with serious injuries.

3.   A combination of two genetically engineered HIV vaccines is expected to be the first to be evaluated under terms of the new blueprint.

4.   But as the season opened, and Gainey watched a listless effort night after night, he suddenly ditched the new blueprint.

5.   By early afternoon, France agreed to propose a new blueprint for discussion later in the day.

6.   Golden Hurricane coach Bill Self decided that his team needed a new blueprint.

7.   How he will write a new blueprint for spring training.

8.   Organizers hope that Boston will be the birthplace of a new blueprint for lasting education reform.

9.   The details of the new blueprint were not made public.

10.   The new Clinton blueprint calls for federal officials to attack the proposition largely by moving against the physicians who invoke it.