Hanssen confesses spying to wife and two priests
Sources said ex FBI agent Robert Hanssen told his wife Bonnie and a Catholic priest he spied for the Soviet Union in exchange for money. He later confessed to a second priest in the early 1990s after resuming espionage, while his wife remained unaware of the renewed activity. Bonnie Hanssen reported the 1979 confession and the plan to donate money to charity.
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Apple growers to receive new federal aid checks nationwide
Washington reports apple growers across the United States will start receiving $100 million in federal market loss aid. About 7,500 growers applied for aid with a maximum per grower of $31,000 as the industry seeks compensation for low prices and storm-related losses amid a flooded concentrate market from Chile to China.
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