Marysville Yuba Sutter Appeal Democrat (Newspaper) - November 22, 1985, Marysville Yuba, California Friday 4 u Vol. 115-No. 106 125th Year JL JL Thirty IMS Israel cited in spy case U.S. Navy aide accused WASHINGTON - In a spy case that could damage U.S. relations with a civilian counterintelligence analyst for the Navy is charged with selling military secrets to the Israelis for large amounts of U.S. officials FBI agents arrested Jonathan J. 31, of at midday Thursday according to federal he attempted to flee the Israel in a bid to the pursuing federal One congressional source said it was believed the Israelis had denied him sanctuary but that could not be Gabi secretary to the press counselor at the Israeli only thing I can tell you right now is we're aware of the fact someone was detained this morning in front of the She declined further In Tel officials said Israel has no knowledge of don't have the slightest idea about this the chief Foreign Ministry Avi told are checking Sm Back ISMIL + Harrington quits top RGA position By HAROLD KRUGER A-D Staff Writer Live Oak rice grower Ron Harrington yesterday rejected as all demands for a mass resignation by directors of the Rice Growers Association of California but stepped down himself as an RGA member for 38 years and president since 1979, passed his title to RGA Chief Executive Officer Michael the man charged with reviving the battered co-op and restoring confidence among its is deep concern on the part of the said who startled the crowd with the announcement that he submitted his resignation as president to fellow directors during their meeting prior to 'the 64th annual RGA general membership gathering in the minds of some the of directors has lost There are a lot of rumors going Some are some are A number of demands have made privately and publicly for la mass I'm going to tell you that is | Harrington gave no explanation his move to the Millions in loot taken by theft ring LOS ANGELES - A tough of young Southern California hoodlums is smashing and shooting jits way into jewelry stores in six Western states and walking away with millions of dollars in The aged 13 to the late 20s, come from the gritty South Central Los Angeles area where street gangs They pull their jobs using cars rented with stolen credit cards and depart the cities they hit on the first flight police storm a said Los Angeles robbery Detective Robert walk in bold as hell with a sledgehammer and have everyone lay on the floor away from the Teams consist of a a a smasher and a Johansen The smasher uses a tire Sm Back MILLIONS + Rumors are swirling about the future of the most troublesome Pacific International Rice Mills Inc. - See though later he said the change had been in the works ever since Cook was named CEO in The deal was part of Cook's employment agreement with Harrington Harrington said the title of president was more ceremonial than anything else and would help Cook putting him on par with other corporate who retained his seat on the reminded RGA members that they have made a See Back RGA Highway 99 crash CHP officer Walt Hie at Photo bv Dave Road and Highway 99 in Yuba YC man seriously hurt in crash An 84-year-old Yuba City man was listed in fair condition in the Rideout Hospital intensive care unit this morning after his car was broadsided at Highway 99 and Road according to Melvin Reed of 314; Ave. received a concussion and severe bruises when the car he was driving was in the accident yesterday about 10:45 a.m. with a pickup track driven by Lauren James 45, of 12265 Loma Rica Loma the California Highway Patrai The CHP said Reed was driving west on Bague Road when he failed to heed a stop sign at Highway 99. His car was hit broadside by Graham's which was traveling south on the reports Graham and his Avona J. 38, also of 12265 Loma Rica received minor CHP officers said the couple indicated they would seek their own medical Weinberger endorses security report High yesterday was 54; the overnight low was 33. Details Today Index Section Prize Section Vital WASHINGTON - Defease Secretary Caspar W. Weinberger has generally endorsed a Pentagon report calling for increased use of tests and other steps to tighten military Weinberger moved swiftly to implement one of the a security throughout the military to see that security procedures are understood and Pentagon spokesman Robert Sims said Thursday that Weinberger was briefed on the report on Tuesday and general endorsement of the will now examine each of the specific recommendations and make on them 1b his order for a security said recent military espionage cases underscore the seriousness of tlie espionage and grave harm that a single with cr without traitorous can cause by compromise af classified He said the department has a take all feasible to safeguard The triggered by revelations of the Walker family spy recommended an array of measures to tighten on classified including random polygraph tests ftr military personnel and employees of defense contractors who handle material or higher Retired Army Gen. Richard G. who headed the said that given the Haitians of people with security clearances and the number of classified the concluded 'the state of security was in reasonably good the report said that while there have been few known losses of defease those few proved gravely no system of security can provide foolproof protection against it can make espionage more difficult to undertake and more difficult to accomplish without the report this Defense current security program falls short of providing as much assurance as it might that the nation's defense secrets are The panel among other should give the military authority to broaden use of polygraph tests beyond the 3,500 tests permitted this year and 7,000 allowed in fiscal 1967. reductions in the number of people with access to classified and more thorough background checks on people with security -All briefcases and other belongings be subject to search when 5m Back f Roseville men arrested in pedophile probe SACRAMENTO - Two more men have been arrested in the Sacramento bringing to four the number believed to be part of a nationwide pedophile officers The two were identified yesterday by the Sacramento County sheriff's office as Lawrence Stephen 32, and Bret John 22, both of Officers said they had allegedly been molesting five boys aged 7 to 17 over the past 16 The arrests were reported Wednesday of John Norman 36, and Terrance James 46, who shared an apartment in North A fifth suspect was still being Officers sail aH are believed to be members of the North Love Association or winch wants to legalize sex with Said sheriff's Lt. Mike group believes that it's natural for its mam bers to he in love with bays and to have sex with But Bob a national spokesman fee the chapter in New York told The Sacramento Bee by telephone that to the best of his no club had been organised m and he did not recognize the names of any of the five can buy our literature at We also send it out to hundreds of people every through the Rhodes Detectives learned of the alleged child sex ring whan a school counselor complained that two male ages IS and 17, had told him they had been assaulted by two men who had befriended Hash He quoted them as saying one ritual consisted of the boys painting each then showering to clean off the s Rhodes said the group has about 400 with chapters in San Los New York and where it was established in 1978. Even in the gay have people who are very happy with us and people who Rhodes people support us because of our commitment to sexual Others oppose us primarily for publicity Existing sex he oppress both men and feel that these laws are a bad Good men who had positive relationships with boys have been sent to prison for extraordinary Their professions have been ruined and their lives boys who love men have been forced to testify against Rhodes
