McFarlane Faces Tough Iran Arms Questions After Recovery
Washington AP Robert C. McFarlane remains in Bethesda Naval Hospital after an apparent overdose prompted shock and sympathy. Lawmakers say he will still face tough questions on U S arms sales to Iran. He testified before a Senate panel and a House committee investigating the Iran case, with hearings expected mid April.
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Rices of Harold's Trading Post among 17 facing charges
Lorain County authorities, Lorain police and the U S Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms announced a nine month probe leading to arrests of 17 of 19 indicted in an illegal gun buying network. Accused leaders are Thomas Acosta and Euripedes Velasquez. many arrestees are related. Arraignments set for Feb 23.
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Reagan to meet Iran-Contra board amid silence dispute
President Reagan plans a second questioning by the three member Iran-Contra board headed by former Sen. John Tower. The session in the Oval Office comes after advice that ordering Oliver North and John Poindexter to testify would be unlawful. Board members viewed excerpts of Reagan's handwritten notes on the issue.
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Poindexter to talk Reagan notes reviewed for panel
Poindexter prepared notes for the inquiry after reviewing them for relevance. White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said the notes were sent to the commission via a courier. A police source said Robert C. McFarlane attempted self harm with 25 to 30 Valium tablets, but a police spokesman said no official finding was made.
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Amber Dies Awaiting Liver Transplant Fight
Amber spent most of her brief life away from home in and out of Elyria Memorial and Rainbow Babies and Childrens Hospital in Cleveland between May and August. In September she moved to Cincinnati hospital for five months as doctors saw transplant as the only hope. Nelson and Love chose Cincinnati Hospital for its liver transplant program for seriously ill children. As time passed, optimism faded and Amber weakened to a semi coma. doctors said bleeding overwhelmed her. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later.
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