U S Forces Invade Grenada With Caribbean Troops
About 2,000 U S troops and 300 Caribbean soldiers landed in Grenada in a surprise assault aimed at removing a leftist regime. President Reagan said the mission protected innocent lives and restored order, with airfields secured and reports of clashes at the main airport and a Cuban-built second airstrip. Casualties were mentioned. ham radio reports noted a helicopter crash and medical students reporting for duty as invaders took the True Blue campus and established a radio transmitter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown
Barbados
U.S
Grenada
Reagan
Radio Free
Caribbean
Venezuela
Washington
United States
Organization of Eastern Caribbean States
Ham
Leslie Wilbur
University
Bay Shore
N.Y
Caribbean Broadcasting Co Radio
Caribbean Broadcasting
Waiting kin cannot take much more after Beirut bombing
Elyria families of Marines Michael Forbush and Richard Bailey wait for word on sons amid the Beirut attack. Mothers describe exhaustion and fear as Red Cross hotlines and ham radio attempts fail. The death toll rises as Marines bunker down near the bombed US command post and French troops suffer losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Beirut
Lebanon
Michael Forbush
Richard Bailey
Wayne
Georgia Forbush
Harwood St
Bailey
Patricia
High St
Mrs. Forbush
U.S
Sata
Pentagon
Wayne Jones
Robert Jordan
John Stewart
Stewart
Guyton death penalty case moves toward jury
Prospective jurors, about 150 summoned for the Lorain murder case against Ernest Guyton Jr., questioned singly in Judge Floyd Harris's courtroom. If convicted, he faces life or death. Trial hinges on admissibility of murder specifications in the strangling of Mildred White at Hart Plaza Apartments on April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Guyton Jr
Floyd Harris
Guyton
Lorain
Mildred White
Hart Plaza Apartments
Miss White
Harris
James Burge
Jack Bradley
Death Penalty Standards Questioned in Ohio Case
Guyton argues Ohio death penalty law is unfair as it applies to unplanned murders during a felony like burglary while planned killings without a felony do not qualify. He contends the statute punishes the same crime twice and that a burglary factor does not make the murder more heinous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald
Ft. Leonard Wood
Wayne Forbush
Burge
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Apo
Igrenaday
Pelt
Pam Hall
Kim Bailey
Helen Lament
Bob Vilagi
Bob Bailie
Forbush
Red Cross
John Oliver
Sheffield
Scheherezade
Faramarzi
Associated Press
Gresa
Painesville
Great Northern Corporate
Lecoartaninry Tobbeer cm
Tah
Pandharyng Targech Aioretform Pp
Chenal “Plate
Cer Nl
North Olmsted