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Revealed in Poindexter memo Washington a Adamant on helping the c congressional opposition wanted to figure out a w to provide assistance on the memorandum by la John Poindexter refers to i Day i \9sd, meeting with Reagan in which the pres ii no discussed the upcoming congressional vote on com i Aid Al the Lime Congress v ban on  military or a nicaraguan rebels and was lion s request to resume the the memo released it signal Iran Contra comm was Reading a Book on ice the examples of president out congressional approval the memo written on message system was sen Security Council member North and reveals Cagai signal opposition to his co yesterday in a Cetin Dent Point Citer wrote Starlet the conversation if we can l move the con want to figure out a Way t provide  in other words pain not buy the concept to Tak pulling out As described in Poindexter stated in the ready to confront the con question of who controls Foi we need to gel state sofar and other Stalwart terms to see if there is some else fails he wrote. He also wrote that rc3 was thinking about inc 1986, it had involved provi Ncncy military Aid under assistance act that pc Mii president Reagan was so iras in Nicaragua despite at he told a top aide he to take action unilaterally Tornal memo reveals a National Security adviser s in the second year of a military assistance to the considering the adminis Lra ild. By evening by the Congo is is also said thai Reagan risk and was taken with actions in the past with e White House computer 0 a handful of National including la. Col. Oliver frustration Over Congo is ral american policy. That i had with inc Percsi the May 2 message he a i am really serious. A package before june 9,1 take action unilaterally Toxler continued he docs _ actions or talking about in  demo thai the president is Russ on the constitutional Ign  apartment attorney Abe in yrs thinking in these a we could do this if All had mentioned that he action in Honduras in ing 120 million in Emir provision of the foreign a president to Send such see memo on Page 28 Flony lost raptors Rattler on Capitol Hill in support of Ine it col. Oliver North who resumes his i Sli monday in he congressional Iron con Ira hear Ings. The banners read col. North is a hero heal americans Luve  related stories. 2, 6 and 7. And Korea opposition leaders May join forces Seoul South Korea a South Korea s top two opposition leaders vowed saturday to cooperate 10 avoid splitting the democratic Reform move ment and said they probably would join forces in inc same political party Kim Dae Jung and Kim Young Sam also urged Chun Doo Hwan s govern ment to release All political prisoner and Gram amnesty to All people facing Politi Cal charges except communists. Officials of the opposition and govern ing parties said they Hope to finish draft ing constitutional revisions by the mid dle of inc week and to begin into party negotiations on the changes soon afterwards. Meanwhile 18 anglican ministers have begun a hunger stake to protest the entry of riot police onto the grounds of Seoul s anglican Cathedral during an anti government protest thursday. The two kims met amid speculation hat each might run for president and Divide the opposition. Later they told reporters trial Kim Dae Jung probably would join the major opposition reunification democratic party which Kim Young Sam Heads. Kim Dac Jung was banned from poli tics because of a 1980 sedition conviction bul his civil rights were restored thursday under a sweeping amnesty granted to 2,335 people. Kim Dae Jung said he would make a final decision on joining the party after visiting the Southern City of Kwangju within the nest 10 weeks. Kim Young Sam said he would he made a permanent adviser to the party. Kim Dac Jung is from the Kwangju area a traditional opposition stronghold and the site of a big anti government re sea Korea on Page 26 audit foils to show potential medical Washington Washington govern Cal auditors were unable to substantiate Pentagon claims that it would come up Short on medical personnel if a a break out to the audit did Walatt adman the claims Bui mated la Aux null Jill u obtain Complete reliable  needed to Mike valid assessments of the situation. To also did not recommend solutions to the problem which has hurl military Elf Rii 10 get More funding tur medical needs from Congress because ready working on a betjtlilw3ata but a a. To be seen when the new he general accounting Quested by rep. Lei Aspin. A wis. Chan House armed services committee. His concert stemmed from department of defense proposals to spend More than s4 billion to eliminate shortfalls in medical equipment and personnel b the Early 1990s. Reports that wounded to liar personnel would Noi receive emergency surgery in of tical or broke jul fur prompted Public and congressional us the Pentagon proposals. Bul at the same Lime inc Gao said Large differ in los among the individual set Vieve estimates on the number of medical personnel who would be be Elrd to provide adequate combat casualty eare have raised  tic Evdil Liis of Pou s medical re. For Many years the one medical we mile Sec audit on Page 28 the data services differing Sci Imatz manpower a cedi have in n