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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1996

Page

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Navy spy gets 27 year sentence for attempted espionage

Virginia Navy crewman Kurt G. Lessenthien was sentenced to 27 years in prison under a plea deal after jurors recommended the maximum life term for attempting to sell military secrets to Russia. He pleaded guilty September 20 to attempted espionage and failure to safeguard classified material.

Kurt G. Lessenthien Lessenthien Navy

EU retaliates over Helms Burton act U S Cuba sanctions

European Union votes to retaliate against U S Cuba sanctions and allows countersuits in European courts to seek damages from U S actions under Helms Burton Act. State Department warns against retaliation as Washington urges focus on Cuban rights.

Cuba U.S Washington Libya Iran State Department Nicholas Burns Clinton Fidel) Castro

Israelis Palestinians Reach Impasse In Hebron Talks

Intense negotiations between Israelis and Palestinians stalled after weeks of talks centered on Hebron. U S special envoy Dennis Ross flew to Washington with no deal as Arafat left for Europe. Key dispute remains the Palestinian police armament for Hebron and mutual distrust between Netanyahu and Arafat.

Jerusalem U.S Dennis Ross Washington West Bank Hebron Israel Yasser Arafat Europe Ross Gaza Arafat Mahmoud Netanyahu

Federal grants fund 100000 police but many go to small towns

An AP analysis finds that of 43028 officers funded by August, over half went to cities with below average crime or to small towns not reporting FBI data. About one third are not new cops but civilians or equipment, while crime rates were not a selection factor.

Washington Clinton FBI Associated Press Justice Department Congress Bob Scully National Association of Police Organizations Joe Brann The Justice Briarwood Beach Ohio Terry Biddle Philadelphia New York Los Angeles Michael Thompson Criminal Justice Planning Puerto Rico Leesburg Fla Hal Reeves Brann

Yeltsin to undergo medical tests amid heart surgery plans

President Boris Yeltsin canceled this week's meetings to rest and undergo tests ahead of anticipated heart bypass surgery. He publicly criticized ex confidant Alexander Korzhakov, decrying slander and ordering him relieved of military duties, while insisting he remains in charge during the health crisis.

Moscow Boris Yeltsin Russia Yeltsin Alexander Korzhakov Korzhakov Alexander Lebed Sergei Yastrzhembsky Yastrzhembsky Kremlin Viktor Chernomyrdin

Citizenship rushed for potential Democrats

A House subcommittee disclosed FBI records of nearly 51,000 immigrants naturalized between August 1995 and September 1996 with criminal histories. Republicans accuse INS of speeding citizenship for political gain, targeting 1.2 million likely Democratic voters in an election-year push.

Washington House FBI Immigration and Naturalization Service National Security International Affairs Criminal Justice Robert Charles Panel Charles INS Clinton Citizenship USA Florida Texas Ilinois California New York

Hungarian knighthood honors Tony Curtis at centennial film festival

Bernardino Curtis, born Bernie Schwartz, received Hungary’s Knight of the Order of Merit while in Budapest for a centennial film festival. He spoke of his childhood in Hungary and his love of gulyas soup, bull’s blood wine, and his late discovery of American life. Burrato, N Y. Kim Alexis led the Lance Christ 5K Memorial Race, winning her 35 to 39 age group in 21 59 for a benefit event aiding Recovering Child Foundation.

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