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Lt. Col. Oliver L. North, while once agreeing it might violate federal law for him to direct a resupply mission for the Nicaraguan Contras, coordinated arms shipments to them for two years while a congressional ban against U.S. military aid to the rebel forces was in effect, a retired Army general testified Wednesday. Retired Maj. Gen. John K.

I have followed with interest the letters and editorials on graffiti. In fact, The Times did a story on me and my graffiti-plagued wall. No mention seems ever to be made of the solution. There is a San Fernando Valley company called Graffiti Prevention Systems. Phone: (800) 247-3395. This company completely solved the problem. I hired a painter to paint out all graffiti while their serviceman stood by. The moment the paint dried the serviceman sprayed on a coat of thin invisible wax.

I have followed with interest the letters and editorials on graffiti. In fact, The Times did a story on me and my graffiti-plagued wall. No mention seems ever to be made of the solution. There is a San Fernando Valley company called Graffiti Prevention Systems. Phone: (800) 247-3395. This company completely solved the problem. I hired a painter to paint out all graffiti while their serviceman stood by. The moment the paint dried the serviceman sprayed on a coat of thin invisible wax.

Former Atty. Gen. Edwin Meese III testified Thursday that John M. Poindexter participated in a false "cover story" that was given to Congress in the Iran-Contra case despite a stated desire by former President Ronald Reagan that he wanted the truth to come out. Called as a defense witness by Poindexter's attorneys, Meese gave his damaging testimony under sharp cross-examination by prosecutor Dan K. Webb. Meese said Poindexter raised no objections at a White House meeting on Nov.

Former Atty. Gen. Edwin Meese III testified Thursday that John M. Poindexter participated in a false "cover story" that was given to Congress in the Iran-Contra case despite a stated desire by former President Ronald Reagan that he wanted the truth to come out. Called as a defense witness by Poindexter's attorneys, Meese gave his damaging testimony under sharp cross-examination by prosecutor Dan K. Webb. Meese said Poindexter raised no objections at a White House meeting on Nov.

Lt. Col. Oliver L. North, while once agreeing it might violate federal law for him to direct a resupply mission for the Nicaraguan Contras, coordinated arms shipments to them for two years while a congressional ban against U.S. military aid to the rebel forces was in effect, a retired Army general testified Wednesday. Retired Maj. Gen. John K.