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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1983

Page

3

WWII plane nose dives in Washington kill eleven

Skydivers on a parachuting outing were forced to dive when a World War II era Lockheed Lodestar stalled and plunged to a highway embankment near Stanwood Washington. Eleven people were killed and fifteen survived. three other survivors and two pilots perished. Investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board prepared to arrive.

Stanwood Wash Seattle The Tional Transportation Safety Board Mike Metcalf Mercer Island Metcalf Steve Dunlap Northwest Area U.S. Parachute Association Snohomish County

Reagan era pledge on discriminatory laws questioned by official

A Justice Department official accuses President Reagan of breaking a 1980 pledge to revise federal laws that discriminate against women. Barbara Honegger says her project to identify discriminatory statutes is a sham as White House ignores three quarterly reports. She says he reneged on a campaign commitment and does not deserve loyalty.

Washington Justice Department Reagan Washington Post Barbara Honegger White House

Post Interview Claims Existence of Gender Discrimination Agency Review

Ms. Honegger tells the Post media attention influenced actions as she describes leading a Gender Discrimination Agency Review at the Justice Department. A DOJ spokesman says the unit does not exist and that she holds a technical, not policy level, role.

Terview The Post DeCair

U.S. spies knew of Nicaraguan killings in 1982 report

A July 16 1982 Defense Intelligence Agency document, secret and four pages, notes that Nicaraguan counter-revolutionaries killed government officials and a Cuban adviser. The DIA report, circulated to reporters, is the first public evidence that U.S. officials were aware of such assassinations. CIA comment was limited to denial of involvement in assassination.

Washington Nicaragua Defense Intelligence Agency U.S DIA John Kelly CounterSpy CIA Central Intelligence Agency Dale Peterson Reagan United States el Salvador Cuba Soviet Union

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