Israel Expresses Shock Over Pollard Espionage Reports
Israel voiced shock over reports linking Israel to civilian U.S. Navy analyst Jonathan Pollard, who is charged with passing secret U.S. documents abroad. The Foreign Ministry vowed a full examination and possible action if deviation from policy is proven, as Peres and officials worry about damage to ties with the United States.
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U.S
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Pollard
Liberty
Foreign Ministry
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Congress
Close contact does not spread AIDS study says
BRUSSELS AP reports a western France boarding school study found no AIDS transmission among 50 hemophiliac students and about 70 noninfected classmates over one to three years of shared dorms classes and meals. Hepatitis B spread among some classmates via blood contact, but AIDS did not.
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Belgium
France
Luc Montagnier
Pasteur Institute
Paris
Montagnier
Anglican envoy Waite leaves Beirut for New York talks
Anglican envoy Terry Waite said he was optimistic about negotiating the release of American hostages in Lebanon after a perilous dash through Beirut. He planned to fly to New York to meet U S officials, having faced days of fighting and a bullet damaged car on the way to the airport.
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Washington
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FBI
U.S
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Athens
Greece
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Canterbury
New York
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Commodore Hotel
Robert Runcie
Middle East Airways
Vladimir Petrov
George Washington University
Paul Warnke
Cape Canaveral
Fla
NASA
Gene Thomas
Jewish shops hit by vandals in New York City
Eight Jewish owned shops had windows broken by rocks in New York. Mayor Koch offers a 10000 reward for information. Jewish Community Relations Council adds 5000, totaling 16000. Police Bias Unit handles probe. no clear anti Semitic motive found.
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New York
Edward Koch
Jewish Community Relations Council
Cedar Rapids Gazette publication details and rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Company publishes daily and Sunday at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids IA 52406. Subscriptions by carrier $2.25 weekly and by mail Morning Editions and Sunday 7 issues 10.40 for 4 weeks 110.00 for 52 weeks. other states 140.00 for 52 weeks. Postmaster address changes to The Gazette Company P.O Box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52406.
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Cedar Rapids
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Reagan faces choice on tax bill's fate
Reagan must decide whether to back the House Ways and Means tax bill amid opposition from aides and lawmakers. The bill shifts tax burden from individuals to corporations, aiming for broad cuts but differing from Reagan’s plan. Rostenkowski argues it’s a cooperative victory while Regan questions impact on investment and incentives.
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CBS
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R-N.y
Dan Rostenkowski
D-Nl
Rostenkowski
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