U S agrees to review Pollard case amid peace talks
U S officials say they will review Jonathan Pollard's case without commitments, a move tied to a Mideast peace accord. Netanyahu aides indicate possible understanding, but White House and State Department deny any change of position. Pollard, an American jailed for espionage for Israel since 1987, remains in custody in North Carolina.
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FBI Seizes Pissarro Painting From Auction in Cleveland
FBI agents seized a 1902 Camille Pissarro dock scene titled Bassins Duquesne et Berrigny a Dieppe Temps Gris from Wolf's Auction Gallery in Cleveland on a tip it was stolen from Helen Stoddard's Worchester home in 1978. The work valued at 400000 to 600000 will be stored at the Cleveland Museum of Art while a court determines ownership. The consignment and provenance remain under review by federal investigators.
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Grand jury begins hearing on 1963 Birmingham church bombing
Federal grand jury in Birmingham has started hearing testimony from the former pastor of Sixteenth Street Baptist Church about the 1963 explosion. Cross, now in Decatur, Ga., says he can recall details quickly. FBI Agent Brown says the case's timing offers a rare chance to bring bombers to justice, with several suspects previously named, including Blanton and Cherry, though Cherry and Cash deny involvement.
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Former campus radicals guilty of spying
Theresa Squillacote and Kurt Stand, a former Pentagon lawyer and a labor activist, were found guilty of conspiring to commit espionage and illegally obtaining national defense documents. Squillacote also faced a false statements conviction. They face possible life sentences.
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