Spy case strains U.S. Israel ties amid Pollard arrest
The arrest of U S Navy analyst Jonathan Pollard on spying for Israel threatens strong U S support and complicates efforts for Middle East peace talks. Israeli officials warn relations could suffer and recall diplomacy may ease tensions with diplomatic immunity considerations.
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Arthur Max
Associated Press
Jerusalem (Ap
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Israel
U.S
Middle East
United States
Jonathan J. Pollard
Lebanon
Pollard
ABC News
FBI
Shimon Peres
Peres
Washington
Samuel Lewis
Lewis
State Department
Charles Redman
First-day Christmas Shoppers Pack Francis Scott Key Mall
First day after Thanksgiving shoppers flood Francis Scott Key Mall with extended store hours and busy lines. Parents guide children to a festive display as a Christmas train and a reindeer sled set the scene for Santa’s arrival.
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D.E. Jones
Mary Ann Holly
Opal
Woolworth
Sarah Vaughn
Hardee
Sherry Fulton
Hard-hat astronauts test space construction concepts
NASA officials hailed a dramatic proof of feasibility as Atlantis astronauts Sherwood Spring and Jerry Ross built a 45 foot tower and a pyramid in the shuttle’s open bay during a 5 hour 32 minute spacewalk. They completed tasks ahead of schedule and will test reassembly and hand maneuvering in a follow up.
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Howard Benedict
AP Aerospace
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantis
NASA
Sherwood Spring
Jerry Ross
Ross
Mission Control
Ed Valentine
Marshall Space Flight Center
Cadets reach title game as Santa arrives downtown
Fans bundled in umbrellas and slickers attended the Freder ick Cadets’ state Class A football championship at Byrd Stadium in Maryland amid a chilly 40s drizzle. Santa Claus appeared downtown during the Tree of Hope lighting as Frederick juggled football plans with holiday events and weekend attractions across the region.
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Susan C. Nicol
News-Post
Frederick Cadets
Byrd Stadium
University of Maryland
Frederick
Santa Claus
North Market Street
Seventh Street
Santa
Mrs. Claus
Brunswick
Brunswick Museum
FEMA reports flood damage in Frederick County totals
FEMA data show 28 Frederick County homes damaged by the Now 6 and 7 flood totaling 125000 dollars. statewide figures include 15 destroyed and 262 damaged homes, with uninsured business losses of 128500 dollars and public property needs totaling 2.5 million dollars.
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FEMA
Frederick County
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Maryland
Anne Arundel
Allegany
Calvert
Frederick
Garrett
St. Mary’s
Washington
Worcester
Jim Oesterling
Public Assistance Division
Weather outlook and retro reference in Western Maryland
Cloudy chilly rain today through Monday with highs 45 to 50 and lows 40 to 45. Western Maryland Weather map on Page. Bill Renner recalls 1910 visit of Halley's Comet and its impression on a year old reader. Ad Business Finance.
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Maryland
Bill Renner
Earth
Words of wisdom on youth and elders
A brief quotation remarks that young men often view their elders as senile, attributed to Ibid Chap 11, reflecting on generational perspectives and aging. The phrase suggests youthful impatience with older authority and the perception of wisdom versus age.
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