Cincinnati Prostitution Crackdown Nets 13 Men
Cincinnati police arrest 13 men for soliciting two undercover officers posed as prostitutes. Officers report rapid arrests but note courts grant minimal penalties, allowing repeat offenses. Most detainees are married or separated, aged 43 to 73, with publicized home addresses and businesses.
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Big phone bill highlights telemarketing spend
New York reports over eight billion dollars is spent annually on selling by telephone. Campaign Communications Institute cites the figure as a national burden and calls for scrutiny of telemarketing practices.
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Ohio priests favor right to wed poll shows mix of views
A Cleveland AP report notes about 472 Ohio priests replied to a CORPUS poll with 22.6 percent response rate. Results show 51 percent support optional celibacy, 47 percent back ordination of married men, 32 percent favor priesthood for women, and CORPUS asserts many former priests wish to resume ministry.
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19 Israeli bodies found in Suez Canal zone
In Cairo, a military spokesman said 19 Israeli soldiers killed in the 1973 Middle East War were recovered along the Canal's eastern bank while widening the waterway. The UN Emergency Force and Red Cross were notified to arrange delivery of the bodies to Israel per military tradition.
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Dirty bird joins Harvey for Phoenix visit
Harvey the Attack Rabbit heads to Phoenix while Jo Jo the Mynah Bird remains in New York. Six people bitten by Harvey prompted the Manhattan branch of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals to take action. Jo Jo’s owner initially found the bird’s phrases cute but the language soon proved unsuitable for family listening.
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Blood and abuse claims mix with Harvey tale
The report contrasts high Andean residents with lowland people’s blood differences and notes the ASPCA executive director Duncan Wright cites other forms of abuse. A letter from Pedro the Rabbit in Phoenix defends Harvey’s behavior, while Harvey nipped Wright’s shirt during a visit. Wright plans to keep Harvey at the ASPCA.
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