Army Reserves U S

Reservists Try to Read President's Lips : Military: Along with National Guardsmen, they may be called to active duty, disrupting their personal lives and inflicting economic pain.

August 16, 1990 | NANCY WRIDE and MARY HELEN BERG, TIMES STAFF WRITERS

Buena Park police training officer Gary Jackson, a captain in the Army Reserve, was a little worried Wednesday. He has teen-age daughters who love $60 Guess jeans. And one daughter is on the verge of getting married. If President Bush calls up reservists for active duty--as he was considering Wednesday--Jackson would soon have less money for designer jeans and might not be around for the nuptials.

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Reservists Try to Read President's Lips : Military: Along with National Guardsmen, they may be called to active duty, disrupting their personal lives and inflicting economic pain.

August 16, 1990 | NANCY WRIDE and MARY HELEN BERG, TIMES STAFF WRITERS

Buena Park police training officer Gary Jackson, a captain in the Army Reserve, was a little worried Wednesday. He has teen-age daughters who love $60 Guess jeans. And one daughter is on the verge of getting married. If President Bush calls up reservists for active duty--as he was considering Wednesday--Jackson would soon have less money for designer jeans and might not be around for the nuptials.

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