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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1981

Page

5

Reagan's Foreign Aid Bill Faces House Hurdles

Washington AP那 as budget talks near a deal, House Democrats push Reagan to win Republican votes for the foreign aid appropriation backed by the White House. Haig to press GOP on votes. a letter from Reagan plus a compromise plan aims to pass the omnibus funding bill before adjournment. Senate action appears likely while House debates the authorization bill and defense funding differences are settled.

Washington House Reagan GOP Senate Congress Alexander M. Haig Jr Rep Clarence D. Long D-Md Appropriations Foreign Affairs O’neill Howard H. Baker Jr R-Tenn

Plane Crash Kills 11 Skydivers in Pearl Harbor

HONOLULU AP The Beechcraft crash near Pearl Harbor killed 11 skydivers from Jump Hawaii as the group was en route to a stadium jump before a football game. Surviving skydiver Mike Salmons said he leaped clear moments before impact, while three others perished trying to stay aboard.

Honolulu Mike Salmons Pearl Harbor Salmons Navy Coast Guard Jerry Lambert Pearl Harbor Navy Base Jump Hawaii Aloha Stadium University of South Carolina University of Hawaii Uss Arizona Nolin Brede Eientom Honolulu International Airport Federal Aviation Administration George Miyachi Stephen Fischer Byron Black Black Danny Miyachi

Bureaucrat Turns Car Book Into Private Enterprise

Washington AP. Jack Gillis leaves government work to publish a private version of The Car Book for 1982 after the Reagan administration declines to update the 1981 edition. Gillis notes the 1981 booklet sold 1.6 million free copies. the new 80 page guide covers crash safety statistics cost of maintenance fuel economy recalls insurance discounts and tips for buying used cars and dealing with mechanics.

Washington Jack Gillis Gillis National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Joan Claybrook Highway Safety Agency Esther Peterson Carter Consumer Affairs Clarence Ditlow Center For Auto Safety Claybrook Transportation Drew Lewis Reagan

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