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Since defense Secretary Caspar Wein Berger completed his testimony on Mon Day and committee leaders summed up he hearings in closing statements the panel have been behind closed interviewing George Cia Central an ican task Force chief atan head Claudge. Transcripts of those Wesst fare to remade Public no a week per classified information is Spur Gajjar from the texts by the White House the House i chairman. Lee Hamilton a Unpi said the testimony from the clan Nicias had not clarified the role of Rmer Agency director Wil Liam Casein the affair. It. Col. Olive North Casey As instrumental in Tho bran arms deals and the contrary Effort but Casey himself denied detailed knowledge before he died by 6. Suit or my la attn spc4n ,. Vso�&3l euro Ean Healner. Cloutfr601, taws Tel Dir in i writ in of Thutt Tea of of tit Daudy. Suu Irum Gurr wry hit he h a y Tel. Hts Tom Start non Gwyn a a town and. $9 3 wow. 11 at fr5 bomb. Do Tony old. I co Section an hide on Page one of Stan cd stripes incorrectly Suie Thal the Curlew for military members a Kcf Lavik Steland is 10 . The curve mid Nat Hamill on said that if he had Bee asked last november or december Aboul the Cia s role in the scandal i Wou have answered that it probably was Central role. Today my sense i Elf it cry much was a Central role cd another washing ton Hue ported judge has decided a counsel Law rence Walsh by submit questions to the court on whether two ube compelled to in the s object to subpoenas ,. Jund jury which is seeking Lou Adolph Schwimmer. An israeli dealer and David Kimche a former israeli foreign ministry official about the arms sales. All told the hearings included 44 Days of testimony from 3i witnesses. There were no plans to Call further witnesses before the full House and sen ate committee Bui Hamilton did not Rule out that possibility and he said the panels still have much work to do asked whether vice president George Bush was Correct when he asserted that the hearings have placed him beyond criticism in the Iran Contra affair Ham Illon reiterated that the committees work i not yet Complete. So Long Ai that s the status of it tin not rtt to make any comment with to to vice president Bush or any her person that has any finality to it Hamilton said. We have very Little evidence of the vice president s involvement. So far As know that s the status of things. Bui it is also a tentative judgment on my u is unlikely that the panels final re port will be finished before october Hamilton said. He said committee staff members Are putting together the report together wit recommendations for any legislative changes that respond to problems found in the investigation which his been Der Way for the past seven months. Said he saw no need for sweeping Hamin walled the hearings a mar Velous civic Kyson the gave Ameri cans an inti Knaffl i Hypse into administration decision Manil while the press and Public focused Impi attention on the question of whether Kagan knew about the diversion of am to the contras Hamill on said mid not consider that the Central question. I guess the Central concern Wouther use of process Hamill on said. Eye if Reagan was unaware of the diversion he Mill must assume responsibility for the disarray in his policy making apparatus that Lees to it he said. Chernobyl proves . Medical system unequipped for nuke War study says Chicago a the chernobyl nuclear Plant disaster despite proving that humans can survive radiation dose previously thought fatal showed the impossibility of coping medically with nuclear War a study concludes. The medical response to chernobyl involving physicians and scientists from 20 nations and several million dollars i supplies and equipment would appear trivial in the context of a nuclear War said or. Robert Gale author of one of the studies in Friday s journal of Thea Mercan medical association Gale treated chernobyl victims in the soviet Union for six months after the april 26, 1986, disaster the worst nuclear Accident in history. An adequate medical response to the intentional use of Tess than 10 percent of the soviet or american nuclear arsenals is nol possible Gate s report concluded. Two people died instantly and 29more died of radiation injuries and bums in the months after the Accident Gale reported. But More than 90 percent of the 500 people hospitalized with radiation sick Ness from the Accident Are doing Well now and most have been discharged said Gale. Scientists had estimated that a Radia Tion dose of 450 rads would be fatal
