Pollard sentenced to life for passing U S secrets to Israel
Former Navy analyst Jonathan Pollard received a life term for espionage after pleading guilty to selling top secret U S military intelligence to Israel. His wife Anne Henderson Pollard received five years for conspiring to receive embezzled government property and being an accessory after the fact. Prosecutors described the case as one of the worst spy incidents, noting Pollard admitted selling documents including satellite photos and weapon data.
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Therapy shows promise for childhood ADA deficiency disease
Early results in the New England Journal of Medicine report two children with ADA deficiency regaining immune function after weekly injections of a manufactured enzyme. Laura Day Boren, a Kentucky four year old, improved with reduced infections and oxygen support though still isolated. Duke’s Dr. Rebecca Buckley praised the breakthrough as a dramatic therapy advance.
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Wright backs tax rise to curb deficit, says revenues needed
House Speaker Jim Wright pledged Democratic budget writers he would back a tax increase to reduce the deficit, noting even President Reagan recognizes the need for new revenues. The remark came after a closed-door meeting with budget allies.
Soviets to allow on site checks in missile removal talks
In Geneva the Soviet Union agreed to on site inspections to verify dismantling of SS-20 missiles in Europe and US missiles in Western Europe. The United States presented a 40 page draft treaty for a medium range missiles accord and extended talks on strategic weapons and space defenses. Maynard Glutman and Lem Masterkov signaled progress and readiness to refine the document with continued negotiations.
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Death camp survivor testifies in Ivan the Terrible trial
In Jerusalem an elderly Polish survivor testifies he identified John Demjanjuk as Ivan the Terrible from photos. He recalls a green uniform and memory lapses, while prosecutors and defense clash over memory reliability as more witnesses describe the Ukrainian guard.
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National Weather Service halts test warnings after false alarms
The National Weather Service ordered a halt to all test warnings on its national weather wire after false alarms spanning New York to Texas, with a bogus Rockford Illinois destruction report prompting drills. Spokeswoman Carolyn DeBona said tests are paused until the system is corrected as computer issues are investigated by experts.
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Turkey bombs Kurdish camps in northern Iraq
Turkish warplanes bombed Kurdish rebel camps and ammunition depots in northern Iraq in retaliation for attacks on civilians. The military said 30 jets hit nine targets from 8 to 8:30 a.m. after daybreak reconnaissance, and all aircraft returned safely.
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