Israel links group to Navy employee Pollard case details emerge
An internal Israeli inquiry says Jonathan Pollard, a U.S. Navy employee, acted as an intelligence operative for a secret Israeli counterterrorism bureau. It says Pollard approached Israel in 1984 seeking classified data, was driven by pro Israel sentiment, and routed information through a senior counterterrorism official possibly related to Rafi Eitan. The report, presented to U.S. authorities, highlights Israeli efforts to manage the fallout while denying official knowledge of the operation.
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Weather outlook promises more rain with mild temperatures
The weatherman forecasts continued rain today with a 40 percent chance of showers. Temperatures should feel pleasant, around 60 degrees, offering a mild day despite the wet weather.
Fire likely started by commandos in Egyptair hijacking
Maltese investigation cites blasts from phosphorus grenades used by Egyptian soldiers during Sunday storming of the Egyptair Boeing 737 hijacked from Athens. Autopsies show most victims died from smoke inhalation with 44 dead by fire or fumes, plus seven gunshot deaths and eight from explosions. Scarlett Rogenkamp among the dead.
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Thanksgiving Kelli Remines Enjoys Corn at Whitethorn School
Thanksgiving activities at Whitethorn School featured Kelli Remines dressed as a Pilgrim savoring corn. The Bluefield area student body joined thousands of others as schools observed the holiday with classes on Wednesday and then a day off for Thanksgiving.
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Nation remembers less fortunate on Thanksgiving Day
Across the nation the holiday highlighted gratitude amid flood relief in West Virginia, famine reminders in Ethopia, and meals for the needy in El Paso and Denver. Clowns and stars brightened the Macy’s Parade in New York under rainy skies as 200 comic strips echoed hunger themes. President Reagan spent the day at his California ranch with his family.
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Waterlogged West Virginia dodges widespread flooding
Rain saturated ground across West Virginia with isolated river rises and flood watches. NWS reported no statewide evacuations though the Tygart Valley River surpassed flood stage at Belington and Philippi. Ohio River crests were forecast as wellsburg warned of rising waters and showers continued into Thanksgiving-period weather across the region.
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