Word: camped
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Early the next month Nicholson returned to the U.S. to start his teaching job at Camp Peary. But twice each year he made personal trips to East Asia, and each one was followed by a payment to one of his accounts. After the meeting with Russians that agents say they observed in Singapore, for instance, Nicholson paid $8,300 cash into his American Express account, purchased two gold commemorative coins and paid his $1,679.59 bill at the Shangri-La Hotel in cash...
...unauthorized files in Nicholson's notebook computer also allegedly included a fragment from one document that described the planned undercover assignment to Moscow of a new case officer whom Nicholson had trained at Camp Peary. In his Chevy van, agents also found a computer diskette that contained a document summarizing seven secret reports from the debriefing of business people who had visited Russia. Investigators say they won't compile a complete damage assessment until after Nicholson's trial. They fear creating a document that could be obtained by the defense during discovery proceedings and revealed in open court...
...League it isn't. Camp Peary, where accused double agent Harold Nicholson taught from 1994 to 1996, is the CIA's top-secret school for spies, known in agency circles as "the Farm." Students, called career trainees, take a year-long, $150,000-per-recruit program that prepares them to work in the agency's clandestine service. Located on 9,000 acres of barbed-wire-encircled woods outside Williamsburg, Virginia, the Farm looks like a community college, with brick buildings, dorms, a cafeteria and a gym laid out on a bucolic campus. But it also has such uncollegiate features...
Detroit, which for a decade fought air bags as being too expensive, now objects just as strenuously to disconnecting them. "The bottom line is that air bags in conjunction with seat belts save lives," says Chrysler spokesman Jason Vines. Concurs Lou Camp, the director of safety and engineering standards at Ford: "We believe that if the case for air bags is presented to customers properly, very few will choose to have them disconnected...
...Both from affluent families, they lived in prosperous New Jersey suburbs and so would not have faced a desperate economic predicament if they had a child. Their material well-being aside, they were also apparently happy, successful, likable kids. Amy was a talented artist and worked at a ymca camp last summer--"a dream daughter," her lawyer said. Brian was co-captain of the high school soccer team and on the varsity golf team. "He was popular--he had a lot of friends," says Brian Thalmann, who went to Ramapo High School with the couple. "She was nice...