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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1981

Page

7

Five Marines Die As Helicopter Crashes Over Mediterranean

U S Navy officials report a routine night flight crashed Thursday over the Mediterranean killing five Marines. Identified victims include Cpl James Barker 20 Natchitoches La Lance Cpl Robbie Meyer 20 Moorhead Minn Capt Peter Swidenski 26 New York 1st Lt Kenneth Miller 29 Pithien La Lt William Baxter 26 Perinton Mich.

Naples Italy U.S. Navy Mediterranean Navy John Bratten Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point N.C James D. Barker Natchitoches Lance Robbie D. Meyer Moorhead Minn Peter S. Swidenski New York Kenneth E. Miller Pithien William E. Baxter Perinton Mich

Protesters regroup after arrests at Diablo Canyon gate

San Luis Obispo AP protesters at the Diablo Canyon nuclear plant regrouped after over 1,000 arrests. Abalone Alliance leader Tony Metcalf said hundreds withdrawn to a tent city to prepare for a Monday presence. The plant gate stood empty for the first time in five days.

San Luis Obispo Calif Diablo Canyon Tony Metcalf Abalone Alliance

Franklin may die for Utah murders

A Utah jury found Joseph Paul Franklin guilty of the sniper slayings of two black joggers and will hear the penalty phase Monday. Franklin, 31, already holds two life sentences and faces potential death by firing squad if the jury imposes the death penalty, with automatic appeals. He has been linked to other killings and questioned in related cases in Oklahoma City and Indianapolis.

Salt Lake City Joseph Paul Franklin Franklin Utah Mobile Ala Ted Fields David Martin Oklahoma City Indianapolis National Urban League Vernon Jordan Fort Wayne Ind Marion County Steve Goldsmith Goldsmith Bill Lewis Oklahoma

Brown faults Reagan policy on defense spending plan

Former Defense Secretary Harold Brown says the Reagan push for higher defense outlays may falter, risking a smaller overall budget. He criticizes plans for an updated B 1 bomber and urges full MX missile deployment, while praising improvements in cruise missile production and arms talks. He warns allies may reduce spending if U S continues retreat.

Washington Reagan Defense Harold Brown Brown Hemingway West Carter U.S Mexico

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