Reagan era arms for Iran secret sale under Senate probe
McFarlane told the Senate Intelligence Committee Reagan gave advance approval to the 1985 arms sale to Iran via Israel. Meese said the president was told generally about shipments after they occurred in September 1985. Speakes disputed North’s private-briefing claim and noted few Oval Office meetings. GAO found over half of $27 million in aid to Contra rebels untraceable, with $80,000 on false receipts. Reagan rejected a special congressional session as leaders sought expedited investigations. Senate panel continued hearings into the matter.
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Postmaster General Sees Two-Year Gap Before Rate Hike
New York AP Postmaster General Preston R. Tisch says the next postal rate increase won’t occur for at least two years and the 22-cent base rate will remain unchanged in 1987. He notes rising expenses and labor costs and aims to grow mail volume, including junk mail, rather than curb it.
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Navy A 6E crash kills two at Boardman range
Two crew members died when an A 6E carrier aircraft based at Whidbey Island Naval Air Station crashed Friday morning at the Boardman bombing range in eastern Oregon. Spokeswoman Marianna Graham confirmed the incident about 10 miles south of Boardman, Oregon, with the aircraft based near Oak Harbor, Washington.
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Gas leak hospitalizes 110 at Bolivar plant
An auto parts plant evacuated 110 Harmon Automotive Inc employees as staff suspected a carbon monoxide leak. Most treated and released at Bolivar's Community Hospital. six seriously ill sent to Methodist Hospital in Memphis, about 60 miles away, for observation.
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Money misuse tied to Swiss embassy spending probe
Justice Department says Faith Ryan Whittlesey, U S ambassador to Switzerland, may have improperly dispensed embassy funds for entertainment. Meese notes lack of criminal intent and no independent counsel will be sought to investigate Whittlesey.
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Justice Department
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