Turkey Earthquake Kills Over Five Hundred in Eastern Provinces
An earthquake struck eastern Turkey early Sunday killing at least 509. It leveled about 50 villages and authorities warned the death toll could rise as rescues faced darkness and cold. The quake centered in Erzurum and Kar s provinces, with damage also reported in Bitlis Mus Diyarbakir Bingol Van and Malatya.
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Grenada coup leader captured by U S paratroopers
Barbados report says a man believed to be Gen Hudson Austin, the Grenada coup leader, was captured by American forces. The Pentagon confirmed 82nd Airborne troops seized an individual matching Austin’s description carrying identifying papers. Earlier, Marines had seized former Deputy Prime Minister Bernard Coard amid the invasion aftermath.
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Grenada records cited in U S arms plot claim
Deputy Secretary of State Kenneth Dam says U S seized a treasure trove of Grenada documents including items showing a Soviet Cuba weapons flow and supplies from Cuba and North Korea. He disputes reports that stockpiled arms are antiquated and defends intervention as preventing subversion in the Caribbean.
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Grenada Invasion Sees Poor Prewar Intelligence
U S Marines and Army Rangers faced stronger resistance than expected in Grenada as Cubans at the airport fortification fought back. In Washington sources the administration had no firm evidence residents were in danger, while generals admitted intelligence was not as strong as desired.
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Suspects who are too young to fail
Police intervene in serious cases involving very young children. Capt. Ralph Myers explains that 6-year-olds can be charged if intent and risk justify action, while 8-year-olds are usually handled informally. Most incidents fall to restitution talks or youths’ families, with custody unlikely before age eight.
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Lillian Carter Dies at 85 Mother of Former President
Lillian Carter known as Miss Lillian died of cancer at age 85 in Americus Ga. She had been hospitalized since Tuesday and died at 5 05 p m Her son former President Jimmy Carter and family were at her bedside in Plains Georgia where she lived near politics and once joked about hiring a hit man to kill Iran's Ayatollah Khomeini.
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People who live beyond their means should act their wages
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