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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1987

Page

14

Congressmen Push for White House Shakeup After Tower Report

Democratic senators and representatives react to the Tower Iran Contra report. Hollings calls for firings including Chief of Staff Reagan. Spratt and Tallon urge change and accountability. Ravenel sees the worst of the scandal behind. Derrick criticizes lack of specifics but others praise the report's candor and advice.

U.S Ernest Hollings Reagan Donald T. Regan Hollings Tower John Spratt D-York White House Robin Tallon Florence Arthur Ravenel Jr Charleston Tallon National Security Council Oliver L. North John Tower Ronald Reagan Edmund Muskie

Trade Deficit Rises Sharply in January

Imports climbed to 31.16 billion, up 7.1 percent from December as the dollar’s decline lifts import costs. Japan shows a 5.16 billion deficit, up 34.7 percent due to a 21.3 percent drop in U.S. exports. Oil and manufactured goods imports rise, while agricultural imports climb. economists warn the deficit may not shrink significantly this year.

Bere Japan America United States Reagan Commerce Department Department

CPI Increases Slow in 1986 With New Weights

Labor Department reports 1986 inflation at 1.1 percent under the old system, noting no plans to revise the figure with new weights. Gasoline jumped 6.6 percent from December to January while housing and food costs rose modestly.

Labor Department

Chocolate cake gift to Iran cited in Tower report

The Tower commission notes a chocolate kosher cake bought in Tel Aviv for the May 25 1986 Iran delegation trip. It is described as a joke between Lt Col Oliver North and Iranian arms dealer Manucher Ghorbani. Robert McFarlane confirms the cake but says he had no involvement. The report does not say who ate it.

Washington Tower Commission Tehran Iran Tel Aviv Oliver North Manucher Ghorbanifar National Security Council Howard Teicher Robert McFarlane Commission

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