Dominican Republic on edge six months after revolt
In Santo Domingo six months after the April uprising the country remains far from peace and near violence. The OAS peace plan lacks implementation machinery, especially for civilian disarmament and reintegration of forces. Provisional President Garcia-Godoy’s cabinet and a broad-based government effort have unsettled both sides.
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Dominican crisis deepens over disarmament clash and cabinet view
A diplomat criticizes President Balaguer for trusting rebel leaders including Col Francisco Caamano Deno in civilian disarmament. Rebels hid about 60 percent of arms while violence worsens after Wessin y Wesin’s ouster. Garcia Godoy faces pressure to reshuffle the cabinet or fire military chiefs as the OAS sends peace troops to Santo Domingo.
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Lewis E Crutchley In Deep Furrow Exercise
Machinist's Mate Lewis E Crutchley Jr. took part in Operation Deep Furrow aboard the destroyer USS Robert L. Wilson during a NATO exercise in the Aegean Sea. The Sixth Fleet units conducted carrier air drills while Wilson aided anti sub and anti air defense before visiting Reggio di Calabria and Naples, Italy. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Lewis E Crutchley Sr of Frederick.
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