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Afghan pilot’s defection to Pakistan
with plane planned, guerrillas say
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) — An Afghani
stan air force pilot flew his MiG-21 jet fighter to a
Pakistani air base Thursday and asked for asy
lum, officials said. Afghan guerrillas said the de
fection was planned weeks in advance.
under guard at Kohat and the pilot was being
questioned, the officials said.
A government statement confirmed that the
Soviet-built fighter of the Afghan air force
landed at the Kohat air base about 40 miles from
the border with Afghanistan. Government offi
cials said the pilot’s application for asylum was
being considered.
They said the flier took off from the Kabul
area for combat patrol over eastern Afghanistan,
then changed course for Pakistan. The jet was
Afghanistan’s embassy in Islamabad declined
comment.
First word of the defection came from a
spokesman for Yunis Khalis, one of the Moslem
guerrilla groups fighting Afghanistan’s commu
nist government and the estimated 115,000 So
viet troops that support it.
He identified the pilot as Lt. Mohammed
Daoud, based at the Bargramhair air base just
outside Kabul, the Afghan capital.
Daoud had been in touch with guerrillas in Ka
bul and the defection was carefully planned, said
the spokesman, who spoke on condition of
nymity.
Insurgent groups have taken credittoiji
defections by Afghan military personnel.!;
are giv en asylum in Pakistan andjointhertt?
Other pilots and crews have Brough
aircraf t to Pakistan. The last suchdefetiiu
of two helicopter crews with their Ml-21
ships in July 1985.
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People receiving
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to get small raise
World Briefs
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The na
tion's 37.4 million Social Security
beneficiaries next January will find
the smallest raise ever in their
checks: 1.3 percent, or $6 a month
for the tvpical retired worker.
Most of the elderly will find their
“take home” pay from the retire
ment program going up even less
than that because of a $2.40 increase
each month for Medicare coverage.
And some 8.5 million people
earning more than $42,000 will have
to pay up to 4.3 percent more pay
roll taxes in 1987 to help cover the
S2.6 billion cost of the increase.
The 1.3 percent raise became of fi
cial Thursday when the Labor De
partment announced the Gonsumer
ih ice Index for September.
It means the average monthly
benefit for all retired workers will
rise from $482 to $488. For an el
derly couple, the average payment
will go up by $ 1 1.
The maximum Social Security
benefit for someone retiring in 1986
at age 65 will climb by $9, from $760
to $769.
The boost matches the inflation
rise from the third quarter of 1985
through the third quarter of this
year.
Social Security beneficiaries
would have gotten no increase at all
for 1986 had not Congress and Pres
ident Reagan abolished a provision
in the law that ruled out benefit
hikes when inflation fell below' an
annual rate of 3 percent.
ft marks the fourth straight year
in which Social Security’s cost-of-liv
ing adjustment has dipped to, or
stayed at, a record low. It is the
smallest increase by far since bene
fits were buffered against inflation
in 1975.
The 1983 and 1984 benefit hikes
were both 3.5 percent. The 1985 in
crease, which showed up in checks
last January, was 3.1 percent.
Inflation has abated sharply since
1980, when Social Security benefits
soared 14.3 percent.
But the elderly, who comprise al
most three-quarters of all Social Se
curity beneficiaries, are getting no
break from inflation on some medi
cal costs.
The government announced pre
viously that the monthly charge for
Part B coverage of Medicare, which
pays some doctor bills and other out-
of-hospital costs, will jump 15.5 per
cent.
And Medicare patients will have
to pay $520 out of their own pockets
for their first day in the hospital in
1987. That is up by $28, or 5.7 per
cent, from this year.
That Medicare charge would have
jumped to $572 — more than 16
percent — had not Gongress and
Reagan mitigated the increase.
Daylight-saving time ends this weekem
WASHINGTON (AP) — It’s
nearly time to fall back into the
sack and get back that hour of
sleep lost last spring.
Standard time begins at 2 a m.
Sunday, when clocks should be
set back to 1 a.m.
That provides an extra hour of
sleep — a boon to everyone ex
cept night-shift workers who
wind up working an extra hour.
Standard time continues until
April 5, 1987, when daylight-sav-
inK lime returns, three weeks ear-
liei than past years beauseoii
i lumge in die law.
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to standard lime shifts an bn
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mg. That provides light earl;
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U.S. plane disappears in Mediterran
TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — Fleet, the American Em
American and Israeli teams said. Israel radio reporw!
searched the eastern Mediterra- contact was lost after if
nean on Thursday for a missing transmitted distress sig:
U.S. submarine-hunting plane the Cyprus coast at abou
with a four-man crew. An Israeli Tuesday,
officer said it would have great The plane had Ireen«
intelligence value in the wrong to return to the carrier
hands. Kennedy at 6:15 p.m
Both American and Israeli from a routine patrol t
teams were trying to find the S- Egy pt, the embassy saidii
3A Viking assigned to the 6th statement.
1986 budget deficit hits $220 billion
Bostc
WASHINGTON (AP) — The
I.S. budget deficit for 1986
)ared to a record S220 billion,
asilv topping last year’s $212 bil-
irtfall hui $10 billion short
Reagan administration's
projections. Budget Director
James C. Miller said Thursday.
Higher-than-anticipated reve
nues near the end of the year and
lower spending by federal age
nices were citeci <
lion
of tl
unexpected savings.
Miller’s spokesman i
also said that project!:
White House's Officeoi
ment and Budget sugge
deficit will fall b\ Sad
1987, to the vicinity of
hot
en if Congress eis
turihei spending cuts.
The OMB is scheduled
o lease its final determinai
ises for the the 1986 deficit earlynexn
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