Antiwar movement alive but waning in Miami Beach
The antiwar movement in Miami Beach plans local actions against Nixon's campaign offices and symbols of the war. Rennie Davis says the spirit remains though numbers are thin, with about 3 500 protesters registering dissent during Nixon's renomination events.
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Fire warnings and fines rise as Moscow fires persist
Moscow newspapers warned residents of stiff penalties for fire carelessness as forest and peat bog fires near the city worsen. Satellite data from Bochum Observatory reported intensified fires outside Moscow, with smoke filling the area and no rain in sight for days.
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New York City Considers Spray Paint Cans Ban
The City Council plans a meeting this week on a law banning carrying spray paint cans in public buildings and facilities to curb graffiti. Officials cite widespread vandalism on subway cars buses and walls including bright orange tags like The Snake from 145th Street Harlem. The proposal would impose fines up to 300 and potential jail time.
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