Lawyers dispute Walsh report on Iran-Contra conclusions
Reagan and Bush lawyers challenged Lawrence Walsh findings calling them irresponsible and unwar ranted. The report reportedly says Reagan complied with laws and suggests Bush knew more than publicly stated with seven unanswered questions to be raised at Weinberger’s trial.
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Iran arms for hostages scandal timeline 1985 to 1987
A chronology of covert arms for hostages dealings involving Israel and Iran under the Reagan administration. Key events include McFarlane relaying messages to Reagan, the first shipments of weapons, hostage releases, resignations, presidential findings, North and Poindexter ousters, and revelations of profits diverted to the Contras. The timeline covers August 1985 through 1987 with multiple high level disclosures and covert actions.
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