File:President Ronald Reagan receives the Tower Commission Report with John Tower and Edmund Muskie.jpg
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English: President Ronald Reagan receives the Tower Commission Report regarding the Iran-Contra affair in the Cabinet Room with John Tower and Edmund Muskie.
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| Date | 26 February 1987 |
| Source | I got his picture from the Ronald Reagan Library website ( http://www.reagan.utexas.edu/archives/photographs/large/c39273-16.jpg). It is in the public domain, but is courtesy the Reagan Library. |
| Author | White House Photo Office; Image ID#C39273-16 |
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