Kennedy Iran remarks spark bipartisan uproar in Washington
Kennedy drew fire from Republicans and Democrats as well as the State Department after calling the deposed shah one of history s most violent rulers and alleging he stole vast sums. White House and campaign aides urged focus on hostages, while critics warned the remarks could endanger them and complicate diplomacy.
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Reagan campaign faces leadership shakeup with Deaver exit
Longtime Reagan allies resign as John Sears gains control of the campaign. Michael Deaver, former chief of staff to Reagan as governor and longtime aide, quits to return to LA firm. Names Keene Nofziger Anderson Erthein Taylor exit in rapid succession after Nov 13 announcement.
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