Vlasov accuses police and reporters of bias over trip
Moscow reports Alexander Vlasov, head of a new architecture academy, accuses U S and French police of plotting against him during his abroad trip and says American reporters distorted a government decree he criticized. He cites demonstrations in the United States and France and denounces coverage by The Associated Press and The New York Times as gross distortions.
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