Grenada crisis volleys over who leads after Bishop toppled
Reports conflict over leadership in Grenada after Maurice Bishop's alleged overthrow by Bernard Coard. Strachan claimed Bishop was ousted for not sharing power, while Radio Free Grenada said Coard resigned his cabinet post to quash rumors of a plot. Unclear who holds power as Grenada watches developments.
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Grenada
Maurice Bishop
Bernard Coard
Caribbean
Selwyn Strachan
Coard
Radio Free Grenada
Phyllis
Bishop
Strachan
Cletus St. Paul
Jacqueline Creft
Tom Adams
Barbados
Adams
Bridgetown
New Jewel Movement
Sir
Tens of thousands rally against NATO missiles at Bremerhaven base
About 10,000 protesters jammed a road past Carl Schurz Barracks in Bremerhaven amid a three day anti missile campaign. Police reported no violence but deployed 200 riot officers with tear gas and water cannons. Demonstrators carried banners opposing atomic weapons and NATO deployments while nearby protests and human chain plans unfolded at Frankurt and Bonn.
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West Germany
U.S
NATO
Europe
Ramstein Air Base
U.S. Air Force
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Carl Schurz Barracks
New DWI Law Used To Arrest Driver After Crash
In Plattsburgh area a new state law allowing oral court orders for alcohol tests was used two hours after going into effect. A Keysville man, Danny Le Hart, 33, was charged with driving while intoxicated after a one car crash on County Route 1 in Elinton County's Saranac. Debor ah Collins, 25, of Clayburgh, suffered serious injuries and was hospitalized. Le Hart, treated for minor injuries, refused a chemical test until a telephoned order was issued by Clinton County Justice Irving Goldman. The law permits oral orders to obtain blood or breath tests within hours of an accident.
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Keysville
Elinton
Saranac
Deborah Collins
Clayburgh
Champlain Valley Hospital
Danny LeHart
Clinton County
LeHart
Irving Goldman
P.J. Stearns
T.oldman Oraily
Bible readings spark debate in National Council of Churches
A controversial collection of Bible readings issued today by the National Council of Churches refers to Jesus as Child of God and calls God both he and Mother. The wording drew reaction across religion sections and editorial comment.
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National Council of Churches
Jesus
God
Free man Melvin Reynolds after wrongful murder conviction
Melvin Reynolds, 30, returned to his Missouri hometown after four years in prison for a murder he did not commit. A judge released him on his own recognizance as a related suspect in another case, Charles Hatcher, pleaded guilty in the 1978 Christgen murder, while Reynolds awaits an official lift of conviction at a November hearing. Reynolds thanked his attorney and maintained he never gave up hope.
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ST. Joseph
UPI
Melvin Lee Reynolds
Reynolds
Missouri State Penitentiary
Charles Hatcher
Eric Christgen
Circuit Court
Frank Connett Jr
Hatcher
Christgen
Melvin
Lee Nation
Nicaragua fears U S attack as port strikes escalate
The Sandinista government warns an invasion by the United States and Honduras is imminent after a second attack on Puerto Sandino and Corinto oil ports. Kissinger arrives to lead a bipartisan U S commission as regional fighting continues with guerrilla actions in Guatemala and El Salvador.
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Nicaragua
United States
Honduras
Henry Kissinger
Central America
el Salvador
Puerto Sandino
Kissinger
Reagan
U.S
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