European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 30, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 28 q the stars and stripes saturday november 30, 1985 Israel not cooperating in spy Case . Says Washington a . Officials have accused Israel of being Uncao Ergative in the investigation of a Navy  Tajh cab says has con fessed to Selling top secrets to the is the . Officials spoke on condition of anon met radio Israel reported that a senior israeli Diplomat who the Fri says was the analyst s Contact returned to Israel on wednesday. The radio report said a second Diplomat May be recalled soon. However upon leaving a meeting with . Officials at the slate department wednesday evening israeli Ambas Sador Meir Rosenne told reporters nobody has  the Fri had been insisting on an Opportunity for inter views in the United slates with any israelis involved in Case. A Justice department source who  use of his name said we told them wha of faced but the state department has t a mkt the Case hard enough with the  As the diplomatic  developed . Sources said Fri officials in or cared to name the israeli con tact at a wednesday afternoon bail hearing for the analyst Jonathan j. Pollard 31, of Washington. They did not do that but Fri agent Eugene j. Nolt camper told the hearing in Washington that Pollard con fessed to Selling highly classified documents to an israeli agent. This was the first time the United slates publicly identified Israel its close Middle Hast ally As the nation pay ing Pollard. According to testimony by Nollcamper Pollard also Noliti Iii in in ii Yin Iii in he had telephoned an unidentified person in i i i Iii rain lib by before his arrest and was told that if he could shake taken care of. Raphael Euan we pea Rel Racli prime Menachim Biz Mia brr on . Was named  israeli newspapers As Pollard s there has been no confirmation of the report in a Ashington. Nollcamper said Pollard admitted after his arrest nov. 21 outside the israeli embassy where he had been denied Sanctuary that he had been paid $2,500 a month for a year and a half by an israeli agent. He also was said to have received two trips to Europe. Pollard confessed that he had supplied documents classified higher than top secret Nollcamper testified. Pollard is one of four americans charged in espionage cases in the past week. In Alexandria va., wednesday Federal prosecutors succeeded in having Encia analyst Larry we Tai Chin held without bail until trial. Chin was charged with Selling secrets to China for More than 30 years. At a separate hearing in Baltimore Ronald William Pelton. 44, a fired National Security Agency communications expert charged with Selling top secret materials to the soviet unit pcs Ter ordered held without Bailie a Unrur at Pollard s hearing . Magistrate Patrick j. At Ridge ordered Pollard held without Bond pending the out come of the Case and he scheduled another hearing on a Thor to release his wife Anne Henderson Pollard 25, atlridgcas��4jiftcr assistant . Attorney Charles la car disclosedthfp�4uitcasc she tried to hide last week contained classified papers lining intelligence gathering in the United states by pm Walong with documents about the capabilities of . And Khi Csc weapons sys tems. X. If she is put on the Street she will try to sell that information la car said. I submit she has that information in her head How the people s Republic of China gathers intelligence in this country Pollard is charged with espionage and conspiracy his wife with unauthorized Possession of National defense documents. Holiday from Page 1 of millions of children and adults. It s cold. It s raining. But at least it s  said Bill Classen one of the Macy s employee who inflated the parades trademark giant helium filled balloons. It could be  Kermit the Frog sprung a few leaks forc ing workers to lift his dragging Green feet from the pavement. Betty Boop this year s new arrival peeped into an apartment and tipped precariously toward a traffic Island As 40 workers struggled to keep her under control. Superman ruptured during Prepa rations for flight and was withdrawn from the lineup. New yorkers tuned to the radio instead of television heard Wor talk show Host John a. Gambling read some of the comic strips that carried a reminder of hunger on the Day of plenty. From  Tracy to doonesbury nearly 200 strips joined in. Some of the homeless in Washington d.c., spotlighted in recent weeks by doonesbury cartoonist Garry Trudeau Gath ered in a Park across from the White House for Turkey and All the trimmings provided by shelters and churches. Thousands of people were in the air thursday taking advantage of Low airline fares offered to attract Holiday travellers. Newark International Airport expected 410,000 passengers to pass through its gales Between wednesday and sunday while officials at o Hare International air port in Chicago were braced for 100,000 travellers on thursday. Miami International Airport reported a Busy Day and Tom Riley of the Salt Lake City International Airport said it was the busiest thanksgiving Ever at his Airport. President Reagan spent the Day at his Mountaintop ranch in California with his brother and three of his four children. The family got a greeting from the sky when Pilot Pete Cottle flew Over the ranch with a 120-foot Rcd and White Banner that read Happy thanksgiving Ron and  in Philadelphia thousands of people with umbrellas lined Rainy downtown streets to watch the Gimbels thanksgiving Day Parade. It s a shame there were More people in the Parade than there were watching it said observer Lee Breslin. The menu for the seven astronauts orbit ing Earth aboard the space shuttle Atlantis included Turkey kept fresh by Gamma rays freeze dried vegetables and heat processed Cranberry sauce. Some turkeys purchased for Holiday meals in new York and new Jersey were returned to stores thursday following re ports that they gave off a foul odor. Hungry High rollers got the Chance to mix dinner with  at Atlantic City Casi nos which offered Turkey dinners. Dartmouth College students in Hanover n.h., had thanksgiving dinner in shanties they erected on the snowy College Green. Students have been living in the shacks to protest the plight of Blacks under South Africa s apartheid government. At Plymouth mass., residents re enacted a Pilgrim procession begun 60 years ago to commemorate the three Day Harvest Cele bration in 1621 that included White settlers and native americans. For some indians the Day was tinged with irony. The Bounty of the country has not come to the Indian people said Leonard Brugier of Vermillion . Said Steve Emery a University of South Dakota student who staged a demonstration with other indians at Plymouth Rock 10 years ago i look at the Mere fact that we still survive today As a reason to be thank  residents of West Virginia counties rav aged by floods three weeks ago also gave thanks for survival As the red Cross and salvation army trucked and airlifted meals for 10,000 victims and volunteers into the disaster zone. Dinners were less lavish than usual for some residents of Apalachicola fla., who lost their livelihoods when three hurricanes closed the adjacent Bay and destroyed Oyster Beds. In Laurinburg n.c., june and Rick Brooks paused to remember the 9-month old son they lost the Day after thanksgiving in 1983. Joshua had received a liver trans Plant two weeks earlier. His parents appeared at a . Senate hearing on proposed legislation for a com Puter network to help those in need of Organ transplants. No one should take this Day for granted mrs. Brooks said. Remember the Good things health  in Toledo Ohio Alice Najarian s thanksgiving dinner for three children eight grandchildren and 117 other relatives marked the end of a project that began last Spring when the 72-year-old woman plan Ted the vegetables she served at her table. She  All the work with ease Grace and Pride said one relative Richard Tavtigian. The wonderful spirit of the Holiday lasts us All  2 civilian cops charged in Navy thefts Long Beach Calif. A two members of the civilian police Force have been charged with stealing typewriters from the Seal Beach naval weapons Sta Tion and the Fri says the theft ring also stole a boat and a lighting system. Ralph Allan Barry 35, of Anaheim a police lieutenant and Joel Washington 22, of Long Beach a student intern with the police Force were charged with the theft of government property two ism selectric typewriters the Long Beach press Tele Gram reported thursday. Barry a Marine Vietnam Veteran was arrested nov. 6, and pleaded innocent be fore a . Magistrate in Santa Ana. He was freed on % 10,000 Bond. Washington was arrested nov. 13. He pleaded innocent and is free on $5,000 Bond. An Fri affidavit filed in support of Crim Inal charges outlined an extensive pattern of crime at the Navy weapons station the newspaper said. The Fri alleged that Barry was involved in the theft Ana subsequent Sale of at least three typewriters a boat 10 lockers and a portable gasoline powered emergency lighting system. Shortly before his arrest Barry was negotiating to sell undercover Fri agents a coast guard Cabin Cruiser for $6,000, the newspaper said citing the affidavit. Barry told undercover agents that the chief of police. Robert Lowther 60, headed the theft ring the affidavit cited by the newspaper said. Lowther has not been charged and said his retirement this month had men planned for some time and was not in response to the allegations. If there s any involvement it s him Barry and nobody else Lowther said. They did t have anything on  investigators said Barry told them Lowther built a vacation Home in Mexico with lumber from the station that he placed an order through the government for a Large sign for a bait and tackle shop he owns and that he stored stolen goods at the base the newspaper said. Lowther denied All the allegations. An undercover Federal agent posing As a buyer of stolen property twice passed Marine corps guards at an Entrance Gale loaded stolen items on a truck and drove off the base the affidavit said. In another incident a naval weapons Sta Tion patrol car its yellow Light flashing escorted the truck As it carried a stolen alumni num boat from the station according to court documents quoted by the newspaper. Spanish sculptor Dies Madrid a Pablo Serrano one of Spain s Best known sculptors and a major exponent of expressionism has died of a heart attack at his Home. He was 75. Ilies from Page 1 Cooks. The Bolida in u asked about plans. It s traditional Cooks just have to  Banks said he planned time off for his men to make up for the Holiday duty. I tithe thanks Denmark would compare favourably to that Given the pilgrims gathered in Massachusetts in 1621. Shrimp fresh fruit and a variety of pies were on the table in Denmark but the i Merican settlers Wertal families brought along sweets and a a pfc a re lenient the soldiers Field rations. 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