Fawn Hall Could Earn 500000 Posing Nude for Penthouse
A former White House secretary linked to the Iran-Contra affair may make up to 500000 by posing nude for Penthouse magazine publisher says. Playboy also seeks a celebrity pictorial with Hall who worked for ex National Security Council aide Lt. Col. Oliver North.
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Playboy Magazine
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Los Angeles Times
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Two Women Mushers Face Off In Sled Race
In Alaska Libby Riddles and Susan Butcher prepare to duel for the Iditarod title as the 1100 mile race unfolds. Both champions emphasize equality and individual effort as they contend to win the famed event.
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Anchorage, Alaska
Alaska
Libby Riddles
Bering Sea
Susan Butcher
Anchorage
Nome
Weather Springlike Trend Continues Into Weekend
A springlike pattern continues with fair skies tonight and a mid 30s low. Tomorrow will be largely sunny with a high in the upper 60s as the pleasant spell persists into the early weekend.
Local Obituary Notices List Deceased Names Across Several Cities
Death notices include James F. Carter Aiken O Dell Cartin Williston Dr Lynn Ferrell Sparta Ga Gladys H Hallman Johnston Howard L Knight North Augusta Leta K Oliver North Augusta Purcell Standridge Jr Anderson Gladys May Stout Edwardsville Ill Virginia W Treadway Aiken See page 8B for full details.
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Aiken
O'Dell
A. Cartin
Williston
Lynn Ferrell
Sparta
Gladys H. Hallman
Johnston
Howard L. Knight
North Augusta
Leta K. Oliver
Purcell Standridge Jr
Anderson Gladys May Stout
Edwardsville
Ill
Virginia W. Treadway
Reagan admits Iran arms link amid hostage emphasis
President Reagan, in a Oval Office address, acknowledges that concern for hostages influenced outreach to Iran while insisting he has not abandoned the families. He cites Tower panel findings that Iran dealings aimed to free Americans held in Lebanon and vows to use legitimate means to secure release. Peggy Say, sister of hostage Terry Anderson, says the remarks are encouraging.
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Lebanon
Iran
Oval Office
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Presidential
John Tower
Texas
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Terry Anderson
John Poindexter
Robert McFarlane
NSC
Oliver North
Senate
Robert Byrd
D-W.va
Robert Dole
Kansas
Reagan Admits Responsibility In Iran Arms Affair
supporters and critics view his 12 minute broadcast as a first step to restore trust in his leadership. Reagan pledged to pay closer attention to government operations and insisted he would not offer excuses while acknowledging missteps and the need for accountability.
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Reagan
Iran
Senate
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Congress
Tower Commission
National Security Council
Tower Board
Dale Bumpers
Lebanon
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Reagan acknowledges Iran-Contra mistake in Oval Office address
In a 10 minute speech Reagan admits the Iran initiative deteriorated into an arms for hostages scheme and accepts responsibility while pledging NSC reform. He notes memory gaps over records, defends management style, and reassures hostage families amid partisan reactions.
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Navy
Tower Panel
National Security Council
NSC
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Senate
Howard Baker
Frank Carlucci
FBI
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CIA
Ted
Iran
Israel
Wright urges tax increases to cut deficits in coming year
House Speaker Jim Wright argues for a mix of new revenues and spending cuts to shrink the deficit, saying a $20 billion tax boost is acceptable and that taxes are necessary to reduce the large federal shortfall. He frames the shift as breaking ice for Democrats now in control of the Senate.
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Jim Wright
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Texas
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Thomas P. O’neill
O'Neill
Senate
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R-N.y
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