Photo de presse montre MME SARAH JONES, VEUVE DU COMMANDANT PARACHUTISTE

WEEKS OF ANGUISIH END FOR FAMILIES.
THE BODIES OF SERVICEMEN BURIED IN THE FALHIANDS ARE
TO BE BROUGHT ROME TO IRITAIN, IF THEIR IN FAMILIES WISH.
IN OTHER CASES, ARRANGEMENTS WILL BE MADE FOR CLOSE
RELATIVES WHO WANT TO VISIT THEIR LOVED ONES' GRAVES ON
THE ISLANDS.
MRS THATCHER OFFICIALY ANNOUNCED THE DECISION IN
THE COMMONS YESTERDAY, ENDING WEEKS OF ANGUISH FOR
GRIVING FAMILIES.
SHE ALSO SAID THAT A CAMPAIGN MEDAL WILL HE STRUCK
BY THE ROYAL MINT. A WHITE PAPER WILL HE PRODUCED ON THE
DETAILS OF THE DESIGN.
ABOUT 8O OF THE 255 MEN KILLED IN THE CONFLICT ARE
BURIED IN TEMPORAHY GRAVES ON THE FAIKLANDS, THE REMAIN-
DER DIED AT SEA OR IN THE AIR.
MIS SARAH JONES, WIDOW OF THE PARATROOP COMMANDER
COLONEL H SAID: "I HAVEN'T HAD A CHANCE TO DISCUSS IT
WITH THE REST OF THE FAMILY BUT I DOUST VERY MUCH IF WE
WILL ALTER OUR DECISION TO LEAVE MY HUSBANDG BODY BURIED
WHEN HE FELL, "AT THE SAME TIME, I AM BELIEVED THE
DECISION HAS NOW BEEN TAKEN AND I HELIEVE THE GOVERNMENT
HAS ACTED IN EVERYONE'S BEST INTEREST. FAMILIES GAN NOW
MAKE UP THEIR OWN MINDS AND NOT HAVE THEM MADE UP FOR
THEM - WE COULDN'T HAVE ASKED FOR MORE."
PHOTO SHOWS.MRS SARA JONES: NOW - A CHOICE.
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