Blind man charged in shooting of his gay lover
A blind 36 year old East Lansdowne man, Murray, was charged with attempted homicide in the Nov 11 shooting of his lover Gary Gouveia, 20, who said they argued over Gouveia seeing other men. Gouveia survived gunshot wounds to face, neck and hand and was hospitalized. Murray, arrested at his mother's Philadelphia home, faced arraignment with bail set at 49000 and a preliminary hearing scheduled for Dec 15.
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Druze Leader Acknowledges Marines Kill Possibility
Walid Jumblatt, Druze leader in Damascus, hinted his militiamen may have caused the eight U.S. Marines deaths and two wounded during Sunday assault near the Marine camp. He warned of grave dangers from U.S. Lebanese tensions and claimed Washington seeks to draw Syria into the conflict. He noted Gemayel’s Washington visit and Pentagon talks while noting Syria’s opposition to the Lebanese accord.
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Reagan reshuffles civil rights panel replacing Smith
President Reagan removed former GOP leader Mary Louise Smith from the expanded U S Civil Rights Commission and renamed Clarence Pendleton Jr as chairman. Morris Abram and John Bunzel were added while two Democrats stalled in Congress were reappointed. Critics say the move broke a negotiated agreement.
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