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NATION AND WORLD
U.S. attacks possible, Nicaraguan warns
By United Press International
A top Nicaraguan leader warned yesterday the United States may be planning to use its Central American air force to attack international three-wave invasion of Nicaragua.
"All the signs, all the military intelligence reports we have and all the recent events indicate that there is an aggression of great scale coming against Nicaragua," said Commander Victor Tirado, one of nine directors of the Sandinista Front, the ruling Marxist party.
"Perhaps in the first moments soldiers of the United State armed forces will not intervene." Tirado said in the official newspaper, Barracuda.
University Daily Kansan, October 31, 1983
He said he thought anti-government rebels would compose the first wave of attacks against him.
THE NICARAGUAN REGIME often has charged that it believes the rebels will be used to create an incident that would trigger a Central American war.
On Oct. 1 in Guatemala, their defense chiefs revived the Central America Defense Council, known as CONDECA, which would be used to defend their countries from what they say is submission from "communist Nicaragua."
The next wave would be composed of military forces from Guatemala. El Salvador and Honduras, which would "spearhead" an invasion, Tirado said.
The three Central American nations to the north of Nicaragua are all closely allied to the United States.
Nicaragua said that CONDECA met secretly in Honduras this week to pla-
nish.
Trado said the United States might use warships that have been patrolling
the Central American coasts in recent months to blockade the coasts and prevent supplies from reaching Nicaragua.
IF NECESSARY, HE said, Washington could also throw the 4,000 U.S. troops scheduled to come to Honduras for maneuvers into the fighting.
In El Salvador, leftist guerrillas launched a series of attacks just after midnight yesterday in two provinces. They seized one town, but were forced to evacuate as the government, an electrical installation and a strategic bridges, the government said.
Pentagon adds to list of U.S. deaths in Lebanon and Grenada
By United Press International
WASHINGTON — The Pentagon yesterday added these names to the list of U.S. servicemen killed as a result of an attack, all of whom are Marines except where noted.
- Abbott, Cpl. Terry, New Richmond,
Ohio.
- Allman, Pfc. John, Carlsbad, N.M
- Banks, Lance Cpl. Johansen, Detroit, Mich.
- Bland, Pfc Stephen, Midway Park, N.C.
* Bucerin jr, Capt. Joseph, Northport, N.P.
- Bohannon, Cpl Leon, Jacksonville, N.C.
Boulos, Lance Cp. Jerry Isley, Islay N.C.
*Boyett, I.L. John, Camp Lejeune, N.C.*
Clyde, Cpl. Nathaniel B., D.C.
* Brown, Lance Cpl. David, Conroe,
Texas
- Buchanan Jr., Lance Cpl. Bobby, Midway Park, N.C.
- *Cosner, Lance Cpl. David, Elkins, W. Va*
*Coulson, Satin Kemin, Seminar, N.Y.*
- Comas, Pfc. Juan, Hialeah, Fla.
- Conley, Sgt. Robert, Orlando, Fla.
* Clement Lance Ctl. David Elkins, W.Va
*Coulman, Sgt. Kevin, Seminary, N.* W
*Crudance, Laclan Cpl. Rick, W.* Warwick
Cyzick, Lance Cpl. Russell, Star City, W Va.
- Edwards, Master Sgt. Roy, Camp Lejeune, N.C.
- Estes, Pfc. Danny, Gary, Ind.
- Forrester, Cpl. Steven, Jacksonville,
N.C.
- Va.
* Gaines Jr., Col. William, Port Charlotte.
- Gaines Jr., Cpl. William, Port Charlotte,
Fla.
- Gallagher, Lance Cpl. Sean, N. Andover, Maine
- Mame
• Gander, Lance Cpl. David, Milwaukee.
- Gangur, Lance Cpl. George, Cleveland, Ohio.
- Gunnim, SG; Harold, Jacksonville, N.Y.*
* Gordon Lance Cpl. Richard Somerville, N.J.*
- Gratton, Lance Cpl. Harold, Conoes,
N.Y.
- Greaser, Sgt. Robert, Lansdale, Pa.
• Hastings, Pfc. Michael, Seaford, Del.
- Hernandez Jr., Gunney Sgt. Matilde Midway Park, N.C.
- Midway Park, N.C.
* Hester, Cpl. Stanley, Raleigh, N.C.
- Hester, Cpl Stanley, Raleigh, N.C.
* Holberton, St. Richard, Beaufort, S.C.
- Heselt, Cp. Smythe, Bartoleg, N.C.
* Halberton, St. Richard, Beaufort, C.S.
* Holmes, Pfc. Melvin, Chicago, Ill.
- Holmes, Pfc. Meltvin, Chicago, III.
* Howard, Col. Bruce. Strong. Maine.
- Hukill, 2nd Lt. Maurice, Jacksonville,
N.C.
i Laceovio, Cpl. Edward, Jr., Warwick, R.I.
N.C.
• Julian, Pfc. Thomas, Middleton, R.I.
- Jackowski, Lance Cpl. James, S Salem N C.
- Lewis, Cpl. David, Garfield Heights,
Ohio.
- Lariviere, Cpl. Steven, Chicopee, Mass.
- Martin  Staff, Stg  Charlie, Camp Lejeune, N.C.
- Mattachione, Pvt. Joseph, Sanford,
N.C
- Martin, Pic. Jack, Ovelo, Fla.
* Massa Col. David Warren, R.I.
- Melendez, Pfc. Louis, SantaMarie Calle,
Puerto Rico.
- McMoughan Cpl James, Newcastle Pa
* McLoney, Lance Cpl Timothy, Moorhead
- Muffler, Lance Cpl. John, Philadelphia, Pa.
- Nairn, ILL. L.DAVIS, Jacksonville, FL.
* Nava, Lance Cpl Lain, Gardena, Calif.
* Olson, Cpl John, Sabin, Minn.
- Ortiz, Chief Warrant Officer 3 Richard,
Fort Still, Okla
- Smith, Staff Sgt. Thomas, Middletown, Conn.
- Soares, Lance Cpl. Edward, Tiverton,
R.I.
- Stowe, Lance Cpl. Thomas, Jacksonville,
N.C.
- Stokes, Lance Cpl, Jeffrey, Waynesboro, Ga.
- Stelpflug, Pfc. Bill, Auburn, Ala.
- Thorstad, Staff Sgt. Thomas, Chesterson,
Ind
- Sturghall, Lance Cpl. Erie, Chicago, IL
* Sundar, Lance Cpl. Devon, Stanford,
CA
Vallone Jr., Pfc. Donald, Palmdale,
Colf.
- Walker, Lance Cpl, Leonard Walker, Dothan, Ala
- *Wells, 1st Sgt. Tandy, Jacksonville, N.C.
*West, Gwennery Sgt. Lloyd, Jacksonville.*
- Wherland, Cpl. Burton, Jacksonville,
N.C.
- Williams, Lance Cpl. Rodney, Opa Lola, Ela.
- Wynd, Pt. Ph. Jamaica N'Y
* Young, Cpl. Jeffrey Young, Mornestown,
N.
- Following are the names of Americans killed in the fighting in Grenada as of 4 p.m. (CST) yesterday as provided by the Pentagon. The 16 dead, 77 wounded and three missing.
- Seagle, Capt. Jeb F., Jacksonville, N.C.
Dead
Mortuary
- Cline, Spec. 5 Randy E, Cloverdale, Ind.
* Fruits, Staff, Corp. G, J. Horton Ala.
- Greuer, Spec 4 Philip S., Worcester, Mass.
- Lannon, Spec 4 Kevin J. Dayton, Ohio
* Nassau Beach, NY
- *Kadiemacher, Pvt. Mark A., Aurora,
N Y.*
- Hitz, Capi Michael F. Petersburg, Va.
* Kolmson, P. Russell L. Larpinsky
- Yamane, Pfc. Mark O., Seattle, Wash.
* Navy.
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WASHINGTON — The Senate has until midnight today to raise the nation's national debt ceiling to $1.45 trillions, with some experts having enough property to pay its debts.
Risking a certain filibuster, the Senate this week also tackles highly controversial natural gas deregulation.
With only three weeks left before the Nov. 18 adjournment target date, the Senate and House still face a backlog of bills with concerns cropping up that the day of departure could be delayed.
The debt ceiling and gas measures are on a long list of bills that must pass Congress before adjournment. A top priority is confirmation of William Clark as secretary of the Treasury, with earrings scheduled to begin Tuesday.
The Senate Appropriations Committee goes back to work today on
us 352 billion version of the bill that includes money for adding chemical weapons to the U.S. arsenal for the first time since 1969.
The House also plans to vote, probably tomorrow, on invoking the War Powers Act for the Grenada operation. A tax measure, designed to raise about $10 billion in revenues, also may get consideration.
THE HOUSE PLANS to finish action on its $247 billion defense appropriations bill with votes on multi-year contracts for B1 bombs and a series of amendments to money for the first 21 MXUS mussels.
The Senate held an unusual Saturday session in an attempt to finish work on the debt ceiling bill. Sometimes bitter arguments characterize it as some senators attempted to attach unrelated amendments.
The first order of business today was reconsideration of an amendment, passed 53.18 on Saturday, calling for an end to restrictions on press coverage of U.S. military operations in Grenada.
THE SENATE NEEDS to raise the Treasury Department's borrowing authority from $1,388 trillion to the government through January.
If the bill is not passed by midnight, the Treasury will be unable to sell bonds and notes needed to pay federal debts on time and pay an estimated $250 million in higher interests.
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