Arrests In Slaying Tied To Mexican Drug Case
Two Mexican nationals Jesus Felix-Gutierrez and Carlos Felix-Gutierrez were arrested in Los Angeles County on federal narcotics charges and conspiracy to kidnap and murder Enrique Camarena Salazar. Authorities say the elder Gutierrez was linked to the house near Guadalajara where Camarena was killed. Investigators found $35,000 in cash during searches.
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Los Angeles County
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Los Angeles Times
Jesus Felix Gutierrez
Guadalajara
Camarena
Gutierrezes
United States
Gutierrez
the Times
Families Share Face To Face Christmas With Soldiers
A group of U S soldiers stationed in Frankfurt connected with relatives in the United States via an audio-visual satellite link from Washington D C. Four couples and three unmarried soldiers joined a Christmas Day video conference with grandparents and siblings, sharing laughter as snow covered central West Germany. The event was organized by the Washington and Frankfurt offices of the United Services Organization, a long time sponsor of troop programs.
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United States
Washington D.C
James Dickerson
Carmen
Erik
Dickerson
Minnie
Steven
Juan
Steve
Washington
The
United Services Organization
Military Mail Project Sends 57 Tons Overseas to 47,000 Servicemen
William Herrmann led a nationwide drive that sent 57 tons of letters gifts and holiday items to 47 000 service members at 35 installations. Volunteers from 200 churches and 350 schools joined in 1983 to reach troops from Korea Sinai Jordan Alaska and Beirut and other posts.
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Sinai
Jordan
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Millions Of Christians Celebrate Christmas
World leaders urged love and peace as tens of millions mark Christmas. Pope John Paul II criticized weapon spending and praised peacemakers from St Peter's Square. In Bethlehem worshippers lit candles while Israeli troops patrolled Manger Square. Philippines reported a peaceful Christmas amid historic political changes. Soweto held somber mood under apartheid, and Canada faced a severe ice storm. Soviet Union observed Christmas with New Year’s shift while many attended Mass.
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Ferdinand E. Marcos
Prince of Peace
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