Pentagon study says U S ill prepared for low intensity conflict
A Reagan era Pentagon report blames bureaucratic infighting and unclear strategy for U S unpreparedness in terrorism and guerrilla warfare. It notes lack of unity across agencies, fragmented special forces, and no comprehensive civil military plan to address political violence worldwide.
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Fugitive Michael Jackson sought in three-state spree not found in Missouri house
Special weapons teams searched a vacant Wright City house but found no sign of Michael Wayne Jackson, 41, of Indianapolis, the fugitive linked to a three-state crime spree since September. Bloodhound leads pointed to a nearby trailer with razor blades, hair, and a broken mirror.
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Weinberger Defends Limits On Military Drug Interdiction
Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger rejects a House demand to seal borders by shooting down airplanes, saying a military lockdown is impractical. He notes 76 000 planes cross U S borders daily and cites current efforts with intelligence sharing and international raids. Senate action stalls on a final bill as lawmakers debate death penalties and military role.
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Ottawa Kansas seeks fixed base operator for airport
The City of Ottawa Kansas invites proposals to operate as fixed base operator at Ottawa Municipal Airport. The facility includes asphalt and turf runways, a terminal apron, hangars, fuel storage, and support buildings. Proposals due by October 29 1986, contact City Manager's office at 913 242-2190.
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Army's New Fitness Era Begins
Washington AP reports the Army will enforce tougher physical fitness standards starting Wednesday for all soldiers up to age 60. Women and older troops face larger sit-up requirements. National Guard and Reserve units will follow the new rules, aligning sit-ups with the Marine standard.
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