Israeli Navy analyst charged in espionage case
FBI arrested Jonathan Pollard a civilian counterintelligence analyst for the Navy on charges of selling national defense documents to a foreign government for money. Pollard allegedly admitted delivering materials on November 15 1985 and was seized near the Israeli embassy as he attempted to flee.
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U.S
Israel
Navy
FBI
Jonathan J. Pollard
Gabi Raubitschek
Defense
Caspar W. Weinberger
Lydia S. Jechorek
Pollard
Harry A. Benner
Patrick J. Attridge
Senate
United States
Reagan Administration
Waite Meets With Kidnappers in Beirut to Free Hostages
Anglican envoy Terry Waite said he has met twice more with the captors of American hostages in Beirut and faces grave difficulties, but expects progress with continued work and goodwill. He postponed a news conference after being trapped by fighting near the Commodore Hotel.
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Robert Runcie
Associated Press
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Cyprus
New York
U.S
Kate Leaves U S Continued Weather Impacts Across State
The storm Kate caused scattered outages in Aiken and North Augusta Belvedere with trees taking down lines. Flash flood watches, tornado watches, and heavy rain moved through South Carolina as Kate tracked inland. Coastal advisories warned of winds up to 25 knots and high seas while Florida faced widespread blackouts and evacuations.
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Kate
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Allendale
Beaufort
Colleton
Hampton
Jasper
Kay Robinson
National Weather Service
Columbia
Union
York
Bishopville
Clinton
Shaw Air Force Base
Sumter
Greenville-Spartanburg
Florida
Panhandle
Tallahassee
Fla
Georgia
Cuba
Road Department Adopts Budget for 1986-87
The South Carolina State Highways and Public Transportation Commission on Thursday adopted a $504 million budget for 1986-87, 2 percent higher than the current year. Highway construction outlays are set at $264 million, up 0.8 percent, per officials in a news release.
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State Highways and Public Transportation Commission
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TWA Hijackers Indicted in Jetliner Murder Case
The Justice Department indicted three men suspected of hijacking a TWA jetliner last summer and killing a Navy diver. Attorney General Edwin Meese said the United States will pursue the case using international law and will pursue the hijackers until they are caught.
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Justice Department
TWA
Navy
Department
Edwin Meese
United States
San Diego
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