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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1986

Page

3

Army Grounds Apache and Blackhawk Helicopters

The U S Army grounded its UH-60 Blackhawk and AH-64 Apache fleets after incidents this week affecting about 700 Blackhawks and 70 Apaches. Investigations point to mechanical issues in the Apache flight control and a Fort Rucker crash tied to a main rotor blade spindle. Grounding may last until inspections and safety directives are completed.

Washington Iys Army Maj Phil Soucy Fort Rucker Ala Elba Tak Soucy Blackhawk David Burpee Burpee Fort Bragg N.C

Compromise Likely On Reagan Contra Aid Say Critics

President Reagan and critics privately hint at middle ground on a 100 million dollar aid package to Nicaraguan rebels. Publicly, White House spokesmen insist on full approval with no restrictions while lawmakers discuss possible alternatives as Habib tours Central America and congressional votes loom.

Washington Reagan House Senate Congress White House Larry Speakes Roy Rowland D.C Habib Central Americ Thomas P. O'Neill Jr D-Mass Ada Central America Managua Daniel Ortega Nicaragua el Salvador Guatemala Honduras Oscar Arias Ike Skelton D-Mo United States Skelton

Reagan Resists Ban Calls. Seeks Nuclear Test Continuity

Reagan rejects a House resolution for a total nuclear test ban arguing tests are vital for U S security and weapons reliability. A Pentagon analyst cites ongoing need to test to counter Soviet advances and ensure safety while Gorbachov’s moratorium nears expiration.

Washington Reagan Congress Soviet Union United States Mikhail Gorbachev Pentagon Spurgeon Keeny Arms Control and Disarmament Agency Harry Truman Keeny Pro-Arms Control Arms Control Association House

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