Congress weighs informal probe into Iran hostages deal
Lawmakers led by Speaker Foley consider informal charges from The New York Times on a 1980 Iran arms deal tied to delaying hostage releases. Sloan Sick cites Madrid and Paris meetings involving Casey and Reagan supporters. Bush’s involvement remains unconfirmed. The House Foreign Affairs Committee plans cautious inquiry if evidence supports formal action.
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Richmond district kept open with state loan
A bankrupt Richmond Unified School District near San Francisco will stay open with a 19 million dollar state loan after a court ordered preservation of education for its 31,000 students. Governor Wilson opposes the rescue but officials say no choice due to the judge's ruling. The district once hailed for innovation now faces 24 million in debt and bankruptcy.
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