Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, March 13, 1986, Page 5, Image 5

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More remains found of
Challenger astronauts
CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla.
(AP) — Divers retrieved more
remains of Challenger’s
astronauts Wednesday as the
county medical examiner
reported that NASA had
prevented a legal dispute by
agreeing to let his staff observe
the autopsies.
The remains were recovered
by divers dropped overboard
from the salvage ship USS
Preserver in an area where the
shuttle cabin and crew remains
were located Friday 100 feet
beneath the Atlantic surface, 18
miles northeast of the launch
pad. sources close to the in
vestigation reported.
The sources reported the
Preserver recovery effort was
progressing well and that
among other items picked up
were a storage locker containing
personal effects of one of the
crew members, parts of the
flight deck and two spacesuits
that were aboard in case an
emergency space walk had to be
made.
A four-man search. sub-. .
marine, meanwhile, locabtd a
piece of solid rocket booster that
a Navy spokeswoman said
could be from the segment of •
the right booster believed
responsible for the shuttle
explosion.
The 4-fooi-by-5-foot piece of
debris from the rear part of a
rocket, weighing 400 to 500
pounds, is believed to contain
propellant and part of the exter
nal tank attachment ring, said
Lt. Cmdr. Deborah Burnette.
The remains of the astronauts
came into dispute when sources
said the medical examiner's of
fice might seek a court order
unless the National Aeronautics
and Space Administration and
Air Farce turned over the re
mains in accordance with state
law. The law requires the local
medical examiner to conduct an
autopsy on any person who is
slain or dies by accident.
The statutes apply even if
deaths occur on federal proper
ty. or. as in the case of the
Challenger accident, they occur
away from any. jurisdiction but
are brought into one -
Some remains of the
astronauts killed when:
C h a 11 e. n g.e r ' e x p | o d e d -.73
seconds .after launch on.Jan. 28
were .brought * ashore secretly.
Saturday night and' were-taken
to'nearby. Patrick.Air'Fqrce Base
for examination by forensic ex*
-.parts,, sources said;-'
Reagan pans critics as
Habib begins envoy trip
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Reagan, trying to
bolster hi# case for military aid for Nicaraguan rebel*, sent
special envoy Philip Habib to Central America Wednesday
and said critics who claim the United States is not Interested
in a negotiated settlement ’ are making ridiculous noises."
There was renewed talk about compromise between the
White House and Congress on the $100 million package
Reagan has proposed, but administration officials Mid
privately ihe president had not heard anv proposals he deem
cd acceptable.
Reagan, himself, said he was not trying to signal a will
ingness to compromise but would listen to any offer He did
not rule out the possibility of delaying delivery of aid for up
lo 71 days, to give negotiations a chant*
"We’re continuing to talk about all possibilities like
that." Reagan said.
Yet presidential spokesman harry Speakes said "We re
not interested in anything ihort of getting the president’s
package approved, without restrictions."
Habib's mission drew fire from Nicaraguan President
Daniel Ortega
"(Reagan) is trying to impress on international public
opinion that he Is interested in a negotiated solution, but
what he really wants to do hi complement his policy of war
and terrorism against Nicaragua. Ortega seid in Managua.
Habib’s three-nation itinerary does ra# include a stop in
Nicaragua. "You don’t go where you re not invited ' Reagan
said.
The Ntear*g«»»t #mha**y »« Washington, howfcentfjgfal.:*
Habib was welcome in Managua if thjpedmlnislratujn
honestly want* to negotiate." v zMSmESoBSBBS
Reagan said Habib has Ihe authority te visit Nicaragua for
talks with tha Sandinista regime "if anything come# up thai
would show that there might be any prospect or any profit in
doing that.1' ’ ' ';-v: I
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