Stark death toll rises as U S warship attacked
The Pentagon says most sailors who died on the Stark were trapped by fire after an Iraqi missile strike. President Reagan raised alert status and demanded apology and compensation from Saddam Hussein. Iran and Iraq were warned ships will be shot down if threats continue.
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Charleston Man Says Son Among The Dead
A Charleston man says official word confirms his son, Petty Officer 3rd Class Lloyd Anthony Wilson, was among 37 sailors killed in the Persian Gulf attack on the Stark. Navy officials note several South Carolina linked crew members and uninjured relatives speaking with senators and naval spokesmanship.
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