Missing GIs kidnapping shock in West Germany
In Schwaebisch Gmuend a US soldier reported to his wife that anti nuclear terrorists abducted him and threatened to kill unless West Germany withdraws missiles. Police identified the missing man as Lane Fowler or Liam Fowler, with conflicting names. The Army confirmed the disappearance.
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Schwaebisch-Gmuend
West Germany
Hans-Peter Sturm
Stuttgart
Lane Fowler
Liam Fowler
U.S. Army
Germany
Gerhard Koller
Guider
Keller
Karlsruhe
DPA
U.S
Koller
EMH expands psychiatric unit and community outreach
EMH extends its psychiatric unit with family therapy and a team approach. Epply has served since 1960 and staff including social workers and occupational therapists will coordinate care with nearby mental health agencies. Public talks and free monthly movies at Gates Auditorium will discuss mental health topics and aid community awareness.
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EMH
Aaara
Bri Bane
Gates Auditorium
Ms. Trochi
Lebanese militia chief Haddad dies in Haifa hospital
Lebanon's militia leader Haddad dies after five days in Haifa hospital. The 48 year old, described as Israel's Arab ally, was flown home on January 5 after being hospitalized since December. He left behind a family of six daughters as Israel saluted a “great Lebanese patriot.”
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Haddad
Haifa
Israel
Braeli
Yithak Shamur
Jerusalem
Avi Pamer
Israel Radio
Col
Elias Khalil
Sidon
Khalil
Marjayoun
U.S. Faces Syria Block On Lebanon Peace Plan
A senior State Department official says Syria blocks a broader peace plan and warns no U.S. Marine withdrawal will occur without a workable security accord. The official cites Syrian pressure and Jumblatt’s influence as undermining negotiations, noting Lebanon’s occupied zones by Syria and Israel.
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Lebanon
Syria
Reagan to seek aid plan for Central America democracy
President Reagan called for Congress to fund the Central American Democracy Peace and Recovery Initiative dubbed the Jackson Plan to bolster democratic institutions in the region. He seeks aid to back El Salvador against guerrillas and warns Nicaragua’s leaders against exporting subversion and denying freedom.
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Washington
Reagan
Congress
Kissinger Commission
U.S
el Salvador
Nicaragua
Kissinger Panel
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Michael Barnes
D-Md
Report critiques El Salvador death squads and calls for more aid
A Reagan administration study to be released Monday criticizes the human rights picture in El Salvador while arguing that more military aid is needed to counter leftist guerrillas. The State Department report cites mixed results after three years of policy, noting fewer politically motivated killings but a rise in publicly targeted moderate figures by right wing death squads. It does not assign responsibility for the nearly 40,000 deaths since 1979, contrasting with White House claims of significant leftist culpability.
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Chicago Tribune
Washington
Reagan
el Salvador
U.S
State Department
Congress
Central American
White House
Larry Speakes
Pentagon plans for World War IV and survivable command
An analysis outlines U S military plan for a post nuclear conflict era with survivable communications and mobile command centers. It discusses funding for hardened links, airborne and submarine assets, and automated authentication mechanisms to identify legitimate leadership during a global catastrophe.
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National Command
Secretary of Defense
Reagan Administration
Pentagon
Defense Department
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Vandenberg Air Force Base
California
Defense
Caspar W. Weinberger
Congress
Latham
Senate Armed Services Committee
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Latin America
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Central America
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New Report
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ENT
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America
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Pennsylvania
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Colorado
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Neb
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