Private money funded Nicaraguan Contra efforts probes
Witnesses at Iran Contra hearings describe promises of presidential meetings for $300 000 donors and identify Oliver North as the key contact for arranging private contributions Carl Channell heads fund raising while William Casey reportedly endorsed North as the conduit O Boyle Coors Garwood all describe large sums given to support rebels with meetings at the White House and hotels and suggest a pattern of solicitation through Channell and North Channell pleaded guilty to federal charges tied to privately financed Contra support.
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Washington
Reagan
CIA
William J. Casey
White House
Oliver L. North
New York Oil and Gas
William O’boyle
Carl Channell
North
United States
Nicaragua
O’boyle
Channel
Channell
O'Boyle
House Senate
U.S
Warren Rudman
R-N.h
Senate
Rudman
Colorado
Joseph Coors
House
Casey
Ollie North
Coors
Maule
Maule Co
Ellen Garwood
Texas
Austin
National Endowment For the Preservation of Liberty
Second Missle In USS Stark Disarmed
Weapons experts disarmed a second missile aboard the USS Stark off Manama Bahrain as questions swirled about readiness and heroism. Captain Glenn Brindel described seconds of warning before the strike that killed 37 sailors and injured 21, noting the crew kept the Phalanx system manual to avoid misfire. A hero petty officer helped many to safety and fought fires 36 hours. U.S. Ambassador Zakhem shared a letter of peace from a sailor’s widow to the Iraqi pilot. Pentagon said an unexploded Exocet warhead was aboard the LaSalle. Saddam sent Reagan a letter of regret. Weinberger called the raid indiscriminate.
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Manama
Bahrain
Stark
Persian Gulf
Glenn Brindel
Brindel
U.S
Sam Zakhem
The
Gulf
Washington
Pentagon
Chris Baumann
Navy
LaSalle
U.S. Persian Gulf
West Germany
Barbara Kiser
Stephen Greg Kiser
Elkhart
Ind
Zakhem
Midday Wall Street Rally Amid Rate Dip in Volatile Week
New York stocks rose after a week of losses as rates cooled. The report notes Commerce Secretary statements and Canada Mulroney government trade stance, with no full investment liberalization.
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New York
Toronto
Mulroney
EaglePcha
Monsanto Bt
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Navistar
Echlin Wa
NableAttl
Emerson el
Norwest
Jones
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Nucor
Exxon Bble
FMC Co
Occident Pet
Firestone
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Ford Motr
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Wall Street
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PapsiCo
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Goodrich
Goodyear
QuakerOats
ASA
Ameritech
RaisinPur
Am Jors
Greyhound
Reynold
Ford Mator
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Haliburth
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Ye Electric
International Amer T&t T
Herculensine
Schlumbrg Alter American Express
SearsRock
Armtek
WiviSmithint
Amrichtid
Yad HuttyCple Indust
SmithBck
BallAttan
BellSouth
SwatBell
Dow Jones
Beth Steal
Dustrial
SunComp
Boeing
Borden
IowaResc
Texsco
Brunswek
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Kmart Textron
Cbst
KN Eng T
Timken Ca
NYSE
CPC Intiaa
KanGasEl Bat
U.S
Chevron
Katy
USK Corp
Kerr Mcgee Union
Elec
Canada
Lew Democratic
Bat Krogers
Ed Broadbent
Jon
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ConsFroht MartMar
Upjohn
Aste
Amoco Corp
WalMart
Curtiss Wrt
Wstn Union
W Petroleum
Calgary
Dayntl al MidwEnergy
Wint Wa
OeeraCo Minna
Wilros Cos
Winnebago
Bruce Smart
U.S. duPont
Mobil
Woolwrth
School talks stall over base pay and 176 day provision
Negotiators push to raise the district base pay from 14950 and revamp the long standing salary schedule. Gollier notes progress but no proposal yet as June 1 impasse looms and possible mediation or a fact finder could be used. Next sessions set for 7 PM Tuesday and tentatively 9 AM Friday at the district central office.
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Gollier
Kansas
Kansas Department of Human Resources
S. Main
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