Grenada visit signals possible longer US troop stay
Congressmen led by Rep. Thomas Foley warned troops may be needed "into the next year" as Grenada forms a constitutional government. The group urged withdrawal of the 2,500 remaining forces, while considering a Caribbean led peacekeeping presence with Canada Australia and New Zealand.
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Grenada invasion outcome shifts as troops considered stay
Todd Moore and about 1,800 U.S. soldiers returned to Fort Bragg after Grenada deployment begun October 23. Officials note potential American presence into next year amid welcome from locals, while the invasion had already claimed at least 18 lives. Separately, declassified documents reveal Soviet Cuban links and arms promises to Grenada, and internal dissent within the island's leadership.
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Grenadians Warm Welcome for U S Invasion Poll Finds
CBS News poll of 304 Grenadians conducted by 15 interviewers in 30 sectors shows 91 percent glad U S troops arrived to free them from Cubans and halt a Cuban Soviet base. Eighty-five percent endorse the invasion as freeing Grenadians. 81 percent call troops courteous.
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Envoy Stone Heads to El Salvador for Peace Talks
Washington's special envoy for Central America Richard Stone traveled to war torn El Salvador on Saturday to press Reagan administration peace efforts. He arrived from Costa Rica and immediately headed to meetings with Salvadoran officials including President Alvaro Magana and other leaders.
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Reagan signs law banning offshore drilling for 1 year
President Reagan approved a $9 billion Interior and Energy spending bill containing a one year offshore drilling ban along a 20 mile southern California coastal buffer and restricting sale of drilling rights. The signing was announced by Deputy White House press secretary Marlin Fitzwater on Friday. California feminist Ginny Foat faces trial in Gretna District Court Monday on a murder charge from 1965, with John Sidote testifying as a key witness.
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Cattle Rustling Hits New Jersey Farms
State police report two dairy farms in New Jersey were struck in the past month with the theft of frozen semen from registered Holstein bulls and frozen calf embryos. The canisters, valued at over 50 000 dollars, contained semen from top bulls Kingpin and Elevation, marking a modern twist on cattle rustling.
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Nottinghams Guardian Reports Fan Confesses Killing Over TV
Stanley Dingley 43 testifies at Nottingham Crown Court that he killed his girlfriend after she turned off the TV during a replay of the national soccer championship. He says he was still in love with her at the time.
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