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Lavaun Ishee, displaying Social Security cards for herself and her husband as identification, said at a news conference that she believed a Salvadoran rebel report that her husband was killed by U.S. helicopter fire in August. The rebel report identified the man only as "Comrade Caroll," but American and rebel sources said he was believed to be Caroll Ishee of New Orleans. Ishee, 29, lived in Westford, in 1970 and 1971 and graduated from Burlington High School. CAROLL ISHEE Mrs.

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