Pollard espionage case seen as symbol of US Israel rift
The Pollard case, a 13 year dispute over Jonathan Pollard's spying for Israel, has highlighted tensions between the US and Israel while the exact crimes remain disputed. He and Anne Pollard fed vast classified data to Israeli agents, with his life sentence shocking both nations and drawing comparisons to John Walker and Aldrich Ames.
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West Bank residents fear militants reaction to pact
West Bank residents voice skepticism as a peace accord moves forward. Amid hopes for troop pullback and improved cross border ties, fears persist of violence and coalition instability derailing the process. Local observers like Mohammed and restaurateur Ghol caution that gains in travel and daily life depend on real implementation and trust.
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Sees Herald Journal invites correction of coverage
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Syracuse Herald Journal publication details and address notice
The Associated Press Syracuse Herald Journal announces publication details, postal classifications, and address changes. It lists subscription and postage information, with box numbers and mailing duties, noting changes to the Syracuse area and related administrative details.
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Actor Michael Douglas leads U.N. payments vigil in D C
Actor Michael Douglas urged the United States to pay all back dues to the United Nations at a candlelight vigil in Lafayette Park Washington. He said he is asked about the U S failure to pay as President Clinton vetoed $926 million in delinquent UN payments earlier in the week.
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Kohl bequeaths 63 gallon aquarium to caretaker in Bonn area
Helmut Kohl has handed his 63 gallon aquarium and all fish to longtime guard Hans Jochen Brecht who tended it for 11 years. Brecht, police commissioner, said he is honored by the decision. The aquarium, given to Kohl 14 years ago after a Berlin visit, will be donated to a local aquarium club in Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler near Bonn.
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Thai man’s bark crowns top dog in contest
Manop Turmmuangkhon, 35, won a bark contest in Nakhon Ratchasima province beating 34 other dogs. The event, held to publicize an anti rabies campaign, was reported by the Bangkok Post.
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Ratio host says he will return to Coast to Coast and Dreamland
Radio host Art Bell announced he will be back on the air next Wednesday after mysteriously signing off earlier in the month. He cited an unresolved family crisis and declined to explain the problem, stating only that the difficulties have not been resolved yet.
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Boy 8 shoots self over bad report card in Arkansas
In Morriston Arkansas an eight year old boy died after shooting himself while mother prepared to switch him for a bad report card. Detective Quin said the mother left to prepare discipline as the boy climbed a dresser to reach a gun on the wall.
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Prosecutor: No new charges for Letourneau
The jailed teacher Mary Kay Letourneau will not face additional charges after giving birth to a second child fathered by a former student. King County Prosecutor Norm Maleng said her seven year five month sentence for a 1997 guilty plea is punishment enough.
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Father of Quadruplets Charged in Child Abuse Case
Tony Perez, 21, father of quadruplets, was arrested on four counts of child abuse amid reports he failed to obtain prompt medical care for the infants. Their mother Elizabeth Whittle, 23, had earlier been indicted on 14 counts. The babies, hospitalized with broken bones and brain injuries, remain in state custody. one child is deaf, blind, and vegetative.
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