Fishing Rights Spillover Roils Nations and Alaska
UPI reports rising tension over 12 mile fishing zones. A Soviet shrimp trawler is seized off Alaska and fined 5000 dollars while U.S. tuna boats are stopped 200 miles off Ecuador. Japan breaks off talks. Argentina expands to 200 miles. New Zealand and Spain signal 12 mile limits. Washington warns Ecuador and Peru on aid cuts. negotiations resume in April.
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Two Ex Yale Students Are Fined for Drugs
Two former Yale students William J. Kiernan Jr. and Steven A. Mullen, both 19, were fined and given suspended six month sentences after pleading guilty to possessing drugs. Judge John Manrahan ordered Kiernan to pay 250 dollars, Mullen 200 dollars, and placed them on two years probation. The arrests in December at Ruth Miller’s apartment sparked an extensive marijuana investigation. Miss Miller’s case was continued to April 5. Kiernan and Mullen resigned from Yale but were allowed to take final exams in January.
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