Israel offers conditional apology over Pollard affair
Israel released a conditional apology to the United States for the Pollard espionage case. Prime Minister Shimon Peres spoke for the government in promising to punish those responsible and dismantle the unit involved if charges prove true. The statement aimed to defuse U.S. pressure and restate that espionage was wrong while signaling continued cooperation with Washington.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
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George Shultz
State Department
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Cartagena
Colombia
Organization of American States
Hanan Har On
Foreign Ministry
Meron
Washington
Peres
Ron Ben-Ishai
Yedioth Ahronot Daily
Reagan
Lekem
Stephen S. Trott
Yosef Yagur
New York
Ilan Ravid
Small radioactivity release at Three Mile Island reactor
In Middletown Pennsylvania a minute amount of radioactivity was released when Unit 1 reactor shut down due to an electrical generator malfunction. The reactor resumed about 12 hours later at 75 percent capacity with no public health risk, as officials noted the steam release contained about 0.033 percent of the annual limit.
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Birthmark laser study shows partial success in children
Researchers report that argon lasers removed or greatly reduced birthmarks in more than half of treated children. Thick skin on the nose and lips responded poorly, prompting tests with a stronger laser. Experts note lasers work by a superficial clotting effect and stress the need for careful use near the eye or for visible marks.
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Western Journal of Medicine
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Comprehensive Laser Center
Palo Altto Metical Foundation
Boy rescues father after fall through lake ice in North Dakota
An 11 year old boy Dean Windhorst pulled his 250 pound father from 14 feet of freezing Nelson Lake water after he plunged through two inch ice. The rescue occurred during an ice fishing trip with Dustin Windhorst present. The father credited divine help and his son's quick action for saving them both.
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