Reagan Nominates General Burns to Lead Arms Control Agency
President Reagan selected Army Major General William Burns to head the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, succeeding Kenneth Adelman who resigned. Burns will retire from the military to take the post, seen as a pragmatic choice amid ongoing US Soviet talks on a new treaty. The appointment requires Senate confirmation.
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Brennan biography gains unprecedented access to Supreme Court
Washington DC Stephen Wermiel of the Wall Street Journal reports on a forthcoming biography of Justice William J Brennan. The journalist has secured extraordinary access, with interviews of Brennan, his family, friends, and associates, marking an unprecedented level of access to a sitting justice.
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Bush says he made mistakes in Iran Contra affair
Vice President George Bush admits errors in the Iran Contra episode citing his limited knowledge as a barrier to stopping arms for hostages. He reflects on how the program shifted from not arming hostages to that outcome during NBC Meet the Press.
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