AWOL pilot in Army custody after near miss with Reagan
AWOL soldier who flew the small plane that nearly collided with President Reagan's helicopter is in military custody. Rich Adams said Myers, 32, an Army private from Fort Lewis, was to be collected by an AWOL apprehension team in California. No charges filed yet. potential federal charges include reckless flying or careless handling.
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Federal aviation officials imposed emergency restrictions around Los Angeles International after a threefold rise in near collisions over the region. The FAA aims to untangle a busy airspace as critics warn of added controller workload while pilots unions back the safety push.
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