American Fulbright scholar John Tobin, 24, could be released as early as today from the Russian prison where he is serving a drug sentence. Tobin was arrested in January amid strain in U.S.-Russian relations, exacerbated by Russia's claims that Tobin was a spy in training. No espionage charges were filed, however, and Tobin said he was framed on the drug charges because he refused to work for Russian intelligence.
August 02, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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