Transcript reveals Jeffries offered to sell top secret hearings
Washington AP report outlines a declassified transcript from a House hearing in which Randy Jeffries allegedly offered to give Soviet agents access to highly sensitive U.S. intelligence, including submarine communications, nuclear force comparisons, and coastal radar capability. A magistrate ruled probable cause for espionage charges exists, Jeffries held without bail.
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Washington
Randy Jeffries
Soviet Union
U.S
Navy
Jeffries
Washington Courier
Acme Reporting Co
Acme
House Armed Services Committee
House
Jear F. Dwyer
FBI
Michael G Jglia
House Armed Services
Syria and Israel Trade Blame Over Lebanon Tensions
Israeli Defense Minister Rabin accused Syria of aiming to undermine a Jordan peace with Israel while Syria warned Israel was sabotaging its peacemaking efforts among Lebanese factions. Both sides cited Israeli spy flights and Syrian missiles in Lebanon as the flashpoint in a five week dispute.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Syria
Lebanon
Yitzhak Rabin
Jordan
Shimon Peres
Rabin
Israel Radio
Hafez Assad
U.N
Javier Perez de Cuellar
Hussein
Egypt
United States
U.S
Tribal fighting rises in South Africa amid apartheid clash
In Natal clashes between Zulus and Pondos, at least 97 people die since November. Experts link violence to land, jobs, and influx controls, amid broader anti apartheid unrest. Buthelezi resists Kwa Zulu independence while ANC denounces him. Unemployment hovers around 45 percent in Kwa Zulu.
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South Africa
David Hammond-Tooke
Johannesburg
Witwatersrand University
Hammond-Tooke
Umbumbulu
Natal
Durban
Transkei
Gatsha Buthelezi
Buthelezi
Wimmington
Sabelo
African National Congress
Natal University Social Science
Lawrence Schlemmer
Ads gain support by skip 15 second commercials
Fifteen second television commercials have gained traction on network TV as CBS and others test stand-alone spots and split 30 second ads. Advertisers cite lower costs and new buyers, while critics warn of clutter. Studies show no clear ratings harm, but concerns persist about increased ad bombardment.
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Skip Wollenberg
NEW York
CBS Television
Marketplace
CBS
George Schweitzer
Trade Journal
Advertising Age
ABC
NBC
Advertising’ Research Foundation
Harold Spielman
McCollum-Spielman Research
Spielman
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