Nobody Is In Charge In Israel spying scandal says Pollard plea
The Pollard plea reveals extensive alleged Israeli espionage against the United States, implicating officials and prompting questions about Peres and cabinet accountability. Critics say Israel rewarded covert agents, undermining U.S.-Israel trust and raising concerns over dual loyalties and national morality.
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United States
Jonathan Jay Pollard
U.S. Navy
America
Pollard
U.S
Shimon Peres
Washington
Jerusalem
William H. Webster
FBI
Eitan
Israel Chemical
Col. Sella
Negev
Peres
Avraham Shalom
Shin Bet
Yitzhak Zamir
William Safire
Free World
Middle East
Praise for Aiken Public Safety aid in Schofield Middle School fire
William C. Gassman praises the Aiken Department of Public Safety for a prompt response to the May 25 fire at Schofield Middle School. Firefighters quickly contained damage to one classroom, exhausted smoke with windows and fans, cleared debris, and allowed a rapid, minimal disruption return to classes.
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Aiken Department of Public Safety
Schofield Middle School
Schofield
Aiken Public Safety Department
Aiken
William C. Gassman
Appreciation for The Aiken Standard's Arts Support
Aiken County Arts Council members commend the Aiken Standard for advance publicity, reviews, pictures, and features that boosted arts attendance and community culture across South Carolina. The letter also critiques Fred Christensen's SRP safety comments and endorses NPR development and independent oversight at SRP.
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Aiken County
Statue plan leader questioned over Liberty face likeness
Lee Iacocca raised over 300000 dollars to restore the Statue of Liberty but was fired from the project amid alleged leaks that he wanted the statue’s face rebuilt to resemble his own. Frank McCrosson.
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Lee Iacocca
Frank McCrosson
Aldrich St. NE
The Year Of The Seniors Highlights Aging Leaders
The piece notes seniors returning to politics and education in their 60s and 70s, cites Ronald Reagan and former governors like Rhodes and Sanford, and highlights athletes and pilots reaching advanced ages. It argues experience reduces risks, with data comparing accident rates by pilot age and life expectancy improving with health advances.
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Ronald Reagan
Ohio
Rhodes
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
Jack Nicklaus
Ferdinand
Shoemaker
Whittingham
Bobby Allison
United States
Liu
The Smoking Lamp Is Gone From Army Life
The U S Army banned smoking in all vehicles and work areas and curtailed smoking elsewhere, a shift from wartime cinema bravado to health mindful policy. The author recalls how smoking linked to military life and questions its impact on troops before concludin g that the smoking lamp is not just out it is gone.
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U.S. Army
Wall Street Journal
Humphrey Bogart
John Wayne
Third Reich
Imperial Japan
Army
Atmospherics
Free World
John
Humphrey
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