Princeton Marine Declared Dead After Beirut Bombing
Dunnigan, a 21 year old Marine from Princeton, was missing in action after a Beirut garrison bombing and declared dead Tuesday morning. His mother, Claudine Dunnigan, said two Marines delivered the news at 1 45 a.m. identification was by fingerprints. She expressed relief at identification and discussed bringing him home, while criticizing continued U S involvement in Beirut and recalling Grenada.
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Confession Denied in Adam Walsh Murder Case
Public defender says inmate Ottis Toole denies making any confession or killing Adam Walsh. Hollywood police maintained Toole as prime suspect after a signed statement about abducting the 6 year old in 1981 and disposing the head in a canal. No body found. Toole faces separate arson and murder charges in Florida and other states.
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Texas
Sears
Florida
Old Man in Bluefield Falls Into Poverty
An impoverished Bluefield man, once wealthy with as much as eighty thousand dollars, now lives in squalor on the street.Neighbors report months without bathing, filthy clothing, and a scruffy beard, while his daughter and local agencies say little can be done. They fear he will not weather the winter.
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No Resisters Found On Nearby Island
Bridgetown Barbados AP report on Grenada invasion details a fruitless search on Carriacou for resisters as Marines sweep nearby islands. Red Cross negotiates with U.S. forces over evacuating 50 wounded and ill Cuban prisoners while casualties accumulate from bombings and vehicle accidents during the operation.
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Caribbean
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Washington
Washington Post
Inside Giles election previewed page 21
Six men died in a ship fire reported on page 14 while Westmoreland attends a debate on page 3. Laeger school closure is noted with related district impact. An uptick in auto prices is reported on page 25. George Halas mourned in sports coverage on page 28. WVII launches bid push for bowl appearance on page 29.
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House Sets Time Limit on Grenada War Powers
The House passed a War Powers resolution requiring President Reagan to withdraw U S forces from Grenada before Christmas by a 403 to 23 vote. The Senate backed identical wording last week 64 to 20, setting up another floor vote amid partisan contention and debates over intelligence readings.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Barbados to receive Cuban prisoners after Grenada ferries them
An officer said Cubans may be flown to Barbados from Grenada and transferred to an airliner there. Officials could not confirm departure times for about 600 prisoners. Captain Barry Willey, an Army public affairs officer in Grenada, said no fighting bands remain but caches of weapons and ammo are still being found and the island is not fully secure.
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