Polish-born Adam Muller Freed After Polish Clemency
Adam Muller, Polish-born U. S. citizen from Dayton Ohio, released from Polish confinement after clemency by the Polish Council of State. He had been convicted of espionage by a Polish military court and sentenced to five years, and is en route to the United States with a visa granted last year to visit his ailing father. His wife Eugenia and attorney Eugene Jablinski hailed the news as a landmark relief for the Mullers and their three children.
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Ohio Pastor Named Top AC Alumni
Rev Walter R Gatton of Findlay Ohio received the 1971 Distinguished Alumni Award from Anderson College. Gatton, a Church of God pastor at East Foulkey Avenue, led growth and outreach with many youth enrolling at Anderson. He is a hospital chaplain and mental health counselor active in state Church of God programs and Midwest events.
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Ombudsman Powles Faces Complaints Record
Auckland New Zealand ombudsman Sir Guy Powles has spent eight years in office handling 781 complaints, finding many justified and preventing issues from going unresolved. His role as independent investigator ensures redress and corrections where needed.
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