U.S. Expels Russian Newsman After Krimsky Case
The State Department ordered Vladimir Alekseyev of Tass to leave the United States within a week in retaliation for the Soviet expulsion of AP correspondent George Krimsky in Moscow. The move sparks protests from AP and raises tensions over journalism and Helsinki accord principles.
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Marijuana home cultivation should avoid criminal penalties
Dr. Robert L. DuPont, head of the National Institute on Drug Abuse, urged removing criminal penalties for private in home marijuana cultivation. He argued civil penalties or a misdemeanor could replace prison for growing small amounts, noting pot may be more potent when home grown and that few states have adopted decriminalization.
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Three people treated after two city wrecks in Middletown
Police report two crashes injured three people. Ernestine Duhamel 44 of 2104 Winton St lost control on Highland St colliding with a southbound pickup. Ruth A. Poe 25 also injured. Duhamel charged with reckless operation. Keith Coning 38 of Eaton the pickup driver reported braking and sliding into his path. The other crash on Roosevelt Ave involved Tim Hudson 15 and Ita Hudson 42, with Edith Smith 23 driving the other car. no charges filed.
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Zoo adjusts heat as Cincinnati gorillas loom large
Cincinnati Zoo keeps 406 large gas users on maintenance levels as cold snaps sweep the city. Animals adapt to lower temperatures with extra bedding and huddling, while tropical species face limits. Director Ed Maruska notes gorillas and many birds fare well, though peacocks were moved inside during prolonged freezes.
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POW pact eyed as Israel Egypt meet in November 1973
Israel and Egypt discuss a US sponsored exchange of war prisoners in November 1973, signaling progress toward a formal POW agreement amid ongoing tensions and relief efforts.
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