False statements
An army private who was piloting an I aircraft that came close to President Realgan’s helicopter. Marine [One, last year over Southern California, has been [ordered) to spend 30 week-ends in jail for making ’false statements about the incident. Ralph William (Myers, [aged 33, of Fort [Lewis, [Washington, was| convicted of lyihg to authorities about why hie strayed into prohibited •tajirsnace I in his
rented plane at the time that the president was heading to his hilltop ranch north of Santa Barbara.—Los Angeles.
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Press, 10 March 1988, Page 8
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