Tearful homecoming for Adam Muller after Poland release
Adam Muller, 45, returned to Dayton with his family to a joyous scene as friends and Polish community members greeted him after eight months in a Polish prison on espionage charges. He avoided discussing his imprisonment, said he hopes to return to NCR employment soon, and thanked supporters as his wife recalled doubting his release until hearing his voice.
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Dayton
Ohio
Adam Muller
Muller
Eugenia
U.S
Poland
Mullers
Adam
Polish Foreign Relations Department
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Mrotek
United States
Tirn
Kielce
Council of State
New York
Paris
Armstrong
Queens
Franklin youth arrest on marijuana charge in Butler County
A 17 year old Franklin youth was arrested by Butler County Det. Larry Castator on a charge of possession of marijuana after a reported door to door brush sale in Seven Mile. Police recovered three marijuana cigarettes and the youth is due in Butler County Juvenile Court next Monday.
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Seven Mile
Franklin
Butler County
Larry Castator
Kurt Moyer
Castator
Butler
Head of Drug Bureau fired By Dr. Gaver
Dr Kenneth Gaver fired Dr Alan Zimmer from the Ohio Bureau of Drug Abuse saying he seeks a more elective administration of the drug abuse program. Zimmer faced questions over administrative work but not clinical skills and previously drew attention for claims about drugs entering the Dayton area via Wright Patterson Air Force Base. Zimmer, paid 31500 annually, helped set up methadone clinics in Columbus Dayton Cleveland Cuyahoga Falls Toledo and Youngstown. Gaver will continue clinics with no expected personnel changes.
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Columbus, Ohio
Kenneth Gaver
Alan Zimmer
Ohio Bureau of Drug Abuse
Zimmer
Gaver
Zummer
Dayton
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Air Force
Wright- Patterson
Far East
Martin Janis
James Rhodes
Columbus
Cleveland
Cuyahoga Falls
Toledo
Youngstown
Albino Cobras Attract Crowds In Colombo Park
Two rare albino cobras captured near Colombo captivate crowds at the city park. The pair, displayed under guard, draw visitors curious about the unusual reptiles and their rarity in Sri Lanka.
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Colombo
Armstrong Seeks Stage Return Despite Weak Treaders
New York AP report details Louis Armstrong recovering after a kidney illness and a near death, practicing his horn an hour daily, using a cane, with therapy visits twice weekly. He plans to return to work once his legs improve and his treaders straighten, while recalling his hospital stay and fan support.
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New York
Laothis Latchmo
Armstrong
Beth Israel Hospital
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