State Dept denies policy blocking Jewish diplomats in Saudi Arabia
The State Department said it never had a policy to avoid assigning Jewish diplomats to Saudi Arabia, disputing former official Timothy Hunter’s claim. Hunter alleged a script to mark Jewish officers to exclude them from Saudi postings, a charge the department denied. Veneman completes cancer treatment and returns to full speed, with doctors crediting early detection via mammogram.
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Koppel sues neighbors over 10000 square foot homes
ABC anchor Ted Koppel and his wife sue Potomac Maryland neighbors claiming home size limits exceeded 10000 square feet. A Maryland appeals ruling clears all but two cases heading to Montgomery County trials. A counter suit by developers says the Koppels own the only house over limit.
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MITNIK PROBATION ENDS INTERNET ACCESS RESTORED
FCC restores ham radio license to Kevin Mitnick once labeled the most wanted computer criminal in U.S. history. The former hacker, freed in 2000 after five years in prison for software theft and data alterations, can resume Internet use with probation terms requiring permission and limiting travel and employment. He plans a cyber security firm to help defend against attacks.
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