Downed pilot boasts of Contras ties amid Iran Contra links
CARLINVILLE HL Al The Minois corn and soybean farmer James J. Denby was shot down over Nicaragua while flying from Honduras toward his Costa Rica farm. He boasted of aiding the Contras with money food airlifted supplies and hospital care but later recanted saying he had not helped them in 18 months. He claimed ties to Lt Col Oliver North and CIA operatives, including possible contact with the Costa Rican CIA station chief, while denying recent involvement.
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Summit marks INF treaty amid Cold War hopefuls
The INF treaty to eliminate medium range missiles diverts focus to Afghan troop withdrawal and human rights. Reagan and Gorbachev hailed a new era, while leaders and publics worldwide weigh its implications for NATO and future arms control.
Trial hears defense of self defense in Fauver case
In Lorain County Court Walter Haynes faces alleged sexual assault by Douglas Fauver after a confrontation that prosecutors say included a stabbing. A jury heard testimony about motive and a taped police interview in which Haynes described waking to Fauver’s sexual act and fear of AIDS.
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Reagan Gorbachev hold talks on arms pact and Afghan pullout
The Soviet leader and U S president met at the White House to discuss a new treaty to reduce long range nuclear weapons and the Afghan pullout, with a working group to accelerate negotiations and a first step the intermediate range missile ban.
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Style wars at White House as Gorbachevs arrive late
The Gorbachevs arrived at 7 10 p m for a White House reception in a dark blue three piece suit while most men wore black ties. Protocol experts called the 10 minute delay a breach of decorum for a state occasion. Mrs Reagan was reportedly annoyed by the invitation delay for a tea and private tour. Despite tensions a cordial mood prevailed as both couples spent the morning together. The Soviet hosts will reciprocate with a Beaux Arts mansion dinner at the Soviet Embassy on Wednesday.
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