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Wednesday, April 22, 1987 / University Daily Kansan
Crash victim left bills, questions
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON — Saddled with debt, relatives of a U.S. pilot killed last year in Nicaragua said yesterday that they had started legal action to determine who should pay bills he incurred while supplying the contraxs.
"The hurt of his death is just now beginning to be felt," said Wallace Blaine Sawyer Sr. in a telephone call from his home in Magnolia, Ark.
His son, Wallace Blaine Sawyer Jr., died Oct. 5 when a cargo plane loaded with guns, ammunition and
other supplies for the contras was shot down in southern Nicaragua.
After the crash, the pilot's widow, Kasanne, and her 4-year-old son were paid by his private life insurer, but they hadn't received any settlement from his unknown employer, the elder Sawyer said.
Sawyer had not yet determined who hired his son to fly weapons to the contras and who is responsible for the pilot's credit card bill of more than $3,500 in motels and other businesses in Central America, he said.
Winslow Drummond, the Sawyers' attorney, said he had asked to have a court administrator appointed to handle matters for the estate. Creditors would have 90 days to file claims.
two other men, U.S. citizen William J. Cooper and a Nicaraguan, died along with the 41-year-old Sawyer. Eugene Hasenfus, 45, of Marinette, Wis., was captured, but later released.
Hasfenus said he was hired by the Pennsylvania-based Corporate Air Services, an affiliate of Southern Air.
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