Israelis paid spy Pollard's legal fees say reports
Reports from Jerusalem indicate Israel funded part of Jonathan Pollard's legal costs after his 1985 arrest for selling U.S. military secrets. Local outlets cited Israel paying about 80,000 dollars to Pollard's attorney via indirect channels, with Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin confirming involvement.
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Yitzhak Nabin
Govie
Sprey
Israe Wo Ihe
United States
Jonathan Jay Pollard
Israel
Pollard
U.S. Navy
Washington
U.S
Israel Radio
James Hibey
Yediot Abronot
Foreign Ministry
Ehud Gol
Ied
Defense Ministry
Rabin
Hadassah Hospital
Mount Scopus
Washington Post
Post
Joseph E. DiGenova
Aviem Sella
Sella
Tel Nof
Montgomery Circuit Court workers walk out over pay
One hundred twenty two Sixth Judicial Circuit Court employees staged a walkout in Rockville to protest low state salaries. Court operations shifted as judges filled clerical roles while the clerk’s office, copy room, and central files closed. The action mirrors broader state concerns over cost of living increases for public workers and reflects local support for higher pay.
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Rockville
Sixth Judical Circuit Court
Howard M. Smith
Smith
Tower crew braves 140 foot wind swept water tank build
Chicago Bridge Inc crews finished Mount Airy's 500000 gallon tower after over ten weeks of work in harsh winter. Tracey and Darrell Brown faced constant swaying and wind as they rappelled and welded. Foreman Bill Castle stressed safety and exits while noting wind as the biggest challenge. The seven men head to Buxton NC to tackle another project.
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Brown Brothers
Tracey Brown
Darrell
Tracey
Chicago Bridge, Inc
Mount Airy
Bill Castle
Buxton
N.C
Castle
Ernie Steiner
New Jersey
William Anderson
New Mount Airy
Legislature kills 2 insurance bills in Maryland clash
The Maryland House Judiciary Committee killed the core of Schaefer administration insurance bills aimed at reducing liability costs. A collègue panel also diluted a workmen's compensation reform and capped local government liability, despite lobbying from Governor Schaefer and House Speaker Mitchell.
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Autapolis
Maryland
House of Delegates
Schaefer
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
Judiciary Committee
House
R. Clayton Mitchell
D-Kent
Alan Rifkin
Legisla
Donald B. Rice dies former Frederick mayor and businessman
Donald Blessing Rice Sr. 77 of 112 Kline Blvd Frederick dies at home on March 15. A lifelong resident, he built a local tire business, owned Gulf Oil service station, led Frederick civic groups including Lions Club and Chamber of Commerce, and served multiple terms as mayor from 1950 to 1986. He helped fund Civil War ransom payoff. He was husband of Mary Celia Santangelo Rice and father of Kenneth Rice. He was educated at local institutions and held various board positions.
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Donald Blessing Rice Sr
Kline Blvd
Frederick
Mary Celia Santangelo Rice
Mr. Rice
Walter Levin
Bertha Alice Dougherty Rice
Rice
St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
The
Holy Name Society
Loyal Order of Moose Lodge
Maryland School For the Deaf
Boy Scouts of America
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick County Fishams
American Automobile Association
Eaglehead Country Club
VFW Country Club
Gulf Oil
South Market Street
Donald B. Rice Tire Company
Kenneth
Baltimore
Cumberland
Winchester
Jeffersonian
Democratic Club
Frederick City
Weather Forecast For Western Maryland Tonight
Inside The News Tonight reports partly cloudy and cold conditions with lows in the lower to mid twenties and northerly winds from 10 to 15 mph. Tuesday features partly cloudy skies, breezy conditions, highs in the mid to upper 40s, and gusty northerly winds of 10 to 20 mph.
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Maryland
Cleric appeals to spare French hostage in Lebanon
Lebanon’s Shiite leader Sheikh Mohammed Hussein Fadlallah urged Islamic militants to spare French hostage Jean-Louis Normandin after the group Islamic Jihad threatened a death sentence within 48 hours The AP reports two other long held captives include American Terry Anderson with ongoing threats from Revolutionary Justice Organization tied to Iran’s Khomeini Reverence.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Jean-Louis Normandin
Sheik
Mohammed Hussein Fadlallah
Terry Anderson
Associated Press
Middle East
Anderson
Islamic Jihad
Revolutionary Justice Organization
Fighting Engineer
France
Normandin
Revolutionary Justice
Ayatollah
Ruhevah Khomeini
Immunity weighed in Iran-Contra case spurs fast track push
Congressional leaders weigh limited immunity for top Iran-Contra figures without interviewing all aides. Senate probe chief Inouye says haste may block future prosecutions. Investigations note interviews with Poindexter and North aides, while other NSC staffers and deputies face varying levels of questioning.
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Congress
Senate
Daniel Inouye
Hawaii
White House
Lawrence E. Walsh
National Security
John M. Poindexter
Oliver L. North
Administration
James F. Neal
House
Poindexter
National Security Council
Florence Gantt
Peter Woodman
NSC
Howard Teicher
Cong. 2
Poindemter
North
Teicher
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