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	Final Report on Iran/Contra: Chapter 1
		McFarlane testified that he believed that the NSC staff's actions were restricted by the Boland prohibition on aid to the contras, and he said he specifically gave his staff instructions not to raise money for the contras.
		McFarlane, along with CIA Director Casey, was an early exponent of the view that the United States should reopen ties with Iran to influence events after the death of the Ayatollah Khomeini.
		McFarlane said he talked with Shultz, and that Poindexter remembered a meeting with the "Family Group" (Shultz, Weinberger and McFarlane) and the President, when the President was in pajamas, either in Bethesda Naval Hospital or during his recovery from surgery at the White House in July 1985.
	www.afn.org /~dks/i-c/c01-mcfarlane.html (12827 words)

	Robert Carl McFarlane Biography \| World of Criminal Justice
		Robert Carl "Bud" McFarlane served in various foreign policy positions in the Nixon, Ford, and Reagan administrations.
		McFarlane was drawn to the foreign policy arena, serving as a military assistant to national security advisor Henry Kissinger from 1973 to 1975.
		In this position McFarlane served as the president's chief advisor on foreign policy and oversaw the National Security Council Soon after taking this position McFarlane became involved with questions involving U.S. relations with Iran and with U.S. support of Nicaraguan Contra rebels who were fighting the Marxist Sandinista government.
	www.bookrags.com /biography/robert-carl-mcfarlane-cri (539 words)

	frontline: target america: interviews: robert mcfarlane
		Robert "Bud" McFarlane served as national security adviser to President Ronald Reagan from 1983 to 1985.
		During that time the administration faced the deadly attack on the U.S. Marine barracks in Beirut; the abduction of the CIA's Beirut station chief, William Buckley; the bombing of the U.S. embassy annex in Beirut; the hijacking of TWA 847; and the commandeering of the Achille Lauro in the Mediterranean Sea.
		Here, McFarlane offers his personal perspective on how the debates within the Reagan administration shaped the U.S. response to these events and others, and led to the U.S. policy of arms sales to Iran in exchange for hostages -- a policy McFarlane was largely responsible for carrying out.
	www.pbs.org /wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/target/interviews/mcfarlane.html (4223 words)

	Walsh Iran / Contra Report - Chapter 1 United States v. Robert C. McFarlane
		McFarlane said he did not believe he ever raised with Weinberger a request for 600 HAWKs and 200 Phoenix missiles for Iran, because he had rejected such a request by Ledeen in October and was strongly opposed to it.
		McFarlane said he was the principal speaker at the December 7 White House meeting, describing the progression of the Iran arms sales since August and asking the NSC principals whether the initiative should continue.127 As a result of the meeting, McFarlane was dispatched to London to meet for the first time with Ghorbanifar.
		McFarlane testified that he told Meese at this point that the President was ``four-square behind'' the arms sales from the beginning.183 McFarlane said Meese expressed relief at this because the President's approval in advance of the sales would constitute a Finding.
	www.fas.org /irp/offdocs/walsh/chap_01.htm (13604 words)

	McFarlane on Reagan’s Foreign Policy - Council on Foreign Relations
		Robert C. McFarlane, who served as President Ronald Reagan’s national security adviser in 1983-85, reminisces about the “Star Wars” missile defense program, the historic arms-control meetings with Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev, the Iran-Contra scandal, and Reagan’s foreign policy legacy.
		McFarlane says, “On Reagan’s watch we ended the Cold War, brought down Marxism, and reduced nuclear weapons for the first time in history.
		McFarlane, chairman of Energy & Communications Solutions, an energy development firm seeking to broaden cooperation between the United States and Russia, was interviewed on June 7, 2004, by Bernard Gwertzman, consulting editor for cfr.org.
	www.cfr.org /publication.html?id=7088 (2280 words)

	Hon. Robert C. McFarlane
		McFarlane was assigned to the National Defense University where he co-authored a book on crisis management while concurrently receiving a Diploma from the National War College.
		McFarlane as his Deputy National Security Advisor where he was responsible for the integration of the policy recommendations of the Departments of State, Treasury and Defense.
		McFarlane's assignments were extremely demanding of his time and energy, he always made time available to support his Class, fellow alumni and his Alma Mater.
	www.electricscotland.com /familytree/magazine/aprmay2005/story26.htm (2141 words)

	Robert McFarlane: Morgan McFarlane 1974-1994
		McFarlane's (1942) work shown here is a documentation of twenty years of his son Morgan's life.
		From the birth of his son, he observed his son: his growth through childhood to the development into a grown man. McFarlane archived the negatives under "Diary, Morgan": thousands of small moments of their life together.
		When Morgan climbed a cliff just ten years old, McFarlane realised that parents can never really protect their child from danger and pain.
	www.noorderlicht.com /eng/fest99/wonder/mcfarlane/index.html (117 words)

	SHEN MILSOM WILKE
		McFarlane's expertise in the physical design of data centers is, simply, unmatched.
		As president of Interport, a firm specializing in data center and trading floor design that was acquired by Shen Milsom & Wilke in 1999, he has more than 30 years of experience in communications consulting, including video, cable design, fiber optics, telephony, computer communications, satellite earth stations, and acoustics.
		McFarlane majored in engineering and physics at Colorado State University.
	www.smwinc.com /about/robert_mcfarlane.html (102 words)

	Robert McFarlane - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Robert Carl "Bud" McFarlane (born July 12,1937), was National Security Advisor to President Ronald Reagan from 1983 to late 1985 and became one of the administration’s primary scapegoats during the Iran-Contra Affair.
		A former United States Marine Corps Lieutenant Colonel, McFarlane was serving as an assistant to Secretary of State Alexander Haig, in 1981, when he authored "Taking the War to Nicaragua" and led the Restricted Inter-Agency Group (RIG) which formulated and carried out the administration's Central America policies.
		McFarlane refused to speak to the press but was rattled by Regan’s accusation that he had been the sole official behind the weapons transfers.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Robert_McFarlane (534 words)

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		After her decease £100 to William son of Richard and Sarah THOMAS, £100 to Matthew son of Matthew and Mary THOMAS, and remainding £200 to be disposed of by said sister as she thinks proper.
		Thomas remainder of estate to Robert W. FOX in trust to be divided among the children of brothers Matthew and William THOMAS in 3 equal shares.
		Robert's son and dau., viz., Thomas and Rosanna McFarlane.
	swoodbridge.com /Genealogy/Wills/McFarland-PA-Wills.txt (2492 words)

	Mr. Weinberger replies - to charges by Robert C. McFarlane that he was involved in Iran-Contra affair National Review - ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		MCFARLANE has a new scriptwriter, and so the prose is slightly more penetrable.
		McFarlane's prior record and sadly unfortunate problems, and his difficulties in recalling the truth as displayed in his testimony in the various Iran-contra trials, make it unnecessary to refute in detail all of the new recollections and petulant foot-stamping used in this outburst.
		This is most evident when, in the middle of one of McFarlane's many confessions, he contends that the President was also guilty of McFarlane's "glaring error." He is quite willing to create remarks that I never heard uttered by the President to support his case.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m1282/is_n11_v42/ai_9082091 (308 words)

	Index Mb-Me
		But after two more years in Washington as special assistant to Scowcroft, McFarlane's career came momentarily unstuck; he was thought to have strayed too far from strictly military concerns, and the Marines reassigned him to Okinawa.
		An adviser to Gaullist economic cooperation minister Robert Galley in 1979-81, he was a prospective Gaullist candidate for parliament.
		In 1913 he became solicitor general in Robert (later Sir Robert) Borden's government, and in 1917 secretary of state and minister of mines.
	www.rulers.org /indexm3.html (17703 words)

	Studio
		Based on the principals twenty years experience in the visual arts, Robert McFarlane can articulate your business needs in a straight forward and clear manner.
		Robert has developed many high profile projects from initial concepts to finished products for some of Canada’s leading corporations.
		From simple logo design to full corporate identity, corporate brochure to a flyer on the street, you are involved as much as you want to be in developing your business’s image.
	robertmcfarlane.ca /studio.html (141 words)

	Robert McFarlane Blogs About Data Center Design
		Oct 20, 2005 4:53 PM Robert McFarlane, a principal at Shen Milsom & Wilke and an expert on the physical design of data centers, will write 10 expert guest blogs for TechTarget’s Online Expert Answer Center.
		Written specifically for IT professionals, facilities managers, and business owners, McFarlane’s blogs, available for free at the website, will highlight common mistakes in the design and management of data centers and suggestions for solving problems, avoiding expenditures on ineffective solutions, and minimizing risk of failures.
		McFarlane has more than 30 years experience in communications consulting, including data centers, cable design, fiber optics, data communications, telephony, financial trading systems, satellite earth stations, video and multi-media, and acoustics.
	www.svconline.com /news/mcfarlane_blogs_10202005 (199 words)

	Robert McFarlane (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Robert McFarlane is a photo-journalist who has documented performance in film and theatre over three decades.
		In addition to being in constant demand as a photographer, Robert is the chief photography critic for the Sydney Morning Herald.
		I am very fortunate that Robert is my wife Anna's uncle, as I wouldn't have had much chance of him photographing me otherwise.
	members.ozemail.com.au /~garthnix/mcfarlane.html (129 words)

	Ghorbanifar in the Reagancomedy
		After McFarlane had resigned as Reagan’s NSA, December 3, 1985, he was pressed back into service by Reagan, and dispatched to London to meet personally with Ghorbanifar for the first time.
		McFarlane met at the White House on July 3, 1985, with David Kimche, director general of the Israeli Foreign Ministry.
		McFarlane later testified that Kimche raised the possibility of a renewed political dialogue between the United States and Iran.
	www.gnn.tv /B12551 (2619 words)

	1980: Robert Gates Prevented Iran Hostage Release
		Robert Gates, you have some explaining to do.
		Three Republicans - Allen, Silberman and Robert McFarlane, an aide to Sen. John Tower - have acknowledged a session with an Iranian emissary at the hotel.
		The Republicans wanted the Iranians to release the hostages only after the Nov. 4 election, Ben-Menashe wrote, with the final details to be arranged in Paris between a delegation of Republicans, led by George H.W. Bush, and a delegation of Iranians, led by cleric Mehdi Karrubi.
	www.propagandamatrix.com /articles/november2006/091106_b_Gates.htm (438 words)

	Community & Economic Development - Robert McFarlane House
		The balustrade features turned balusters on the lower level; they were once on the upper level also.
		Robert McFarlane built this home for $4,500 in 1896.
		Robert McFarlane, a native of Scotland, was a master mason at the Rock Island Arsenal for 25 years, and family records indicate he worked there as early as 1866.
	www.rigov.org /citydepartments/ced/mcfarlanehouse.html (279 words)

	Walsh Iran / Contra Report - Chapter 16 Robert M. Gates
		Robert M. Gates was the Central Intelligence Agency's deputy director for intelligence (DDI) from 1982 to 1986.
		One disturbing evolution in Gates's description of his knowledge is the degree to which he relied on McFarlane's false assurances to Congress in 1985 that North was not involved in contra resupply.
		There was insufficient evidence that Gates committed a crime as he participated in the preparation of Casey's testimony, or that he was aware of critical facts indicating that some of the statements by Casey and others were false.
	www.fas.org /irp/offdocs/walsh/chap_16.htm (6417 words)

	Remarks Announcing the Resignation of Robert C. McFarlane as Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs ...
		Remarks Announcing the Resignation of Robert C. McFarlane as Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs and the Appointment of John M. Poindexter
		McFarlane is really leaving because of personality clashes, turf battles, with Mr.
		McFarlane both speak to this question of what role the McFarlane-Regan problems had in his decision to leave?
	www.reagan.utexas.edu /archives/speeches/1985/120485c.htm (1742 words)

	Robert McFarlane and James Woolsey on Oil Risks
		McFarlane and Woolsey call for four responses: 1.
		McFarlane and Woolsey point out that "Predictably there has been resistance towards such technologies within the automobile and energy industries, but their concerns over safety and cost can be answered.
		McFarlane and Woolsey conclude their commentary with a warning: "Even if all these measures were adopted it would take 20 years to replace the 150m vehicles on the road in the US.
	www.naihc.org /McFarlaneWoolseyOil.html (390 words)

	McFARLANE SHEET METAL (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Robert McFarlane founded McFarlane Sheet Metal in October of 1959.
		Dave McFarlane joined the company in 1979, buying the company in 1982 on Bob's retirement.
		McFarlane Sheet Metal utilizes the latest in computer technology in CAD design, computer HVAC load calculations, estimating and fabrication.
	www.mcfarlanesheetmetal.com /aboutus.htm (165 words)

	Photoethnography.com: Link: Robert McFarlane, Photojournalist
		Weekly notes on issues related to photoethnography, ethnographic filmmaking, fieldwork in Japan, classic cameras, digital photography, and other topics related to visual anthropology.
		I recently received a very kind letter from a photojournalist and critic named Robert McFarlane who works out of Sydney, Australia.
		McFarlane's use of negative space and shadows (especially in his portraiture of his son, Morgan) is both delicate and poignant.
	www.photoethnography.com /blog/archives/2005/01/robert_mcfarlan_1.html (130 words)

	BASS-N-BUCKS TOURNAMENTS
		Last years regional anglers of the year made up for timelost at earlier tournaments this year by weighing the heaviest 5 fish bag of the tournament;19.61 pounds, less than one pound more than George and Carol Glasby’s close secondplace finish of 18.85 lbs.
		The McFarlane’s winning stringer was anchored by Roberts 6.08which was the overall big bass of the day - to be weighed in.
		Fishing behind a hard cold front that produced 40 mph gusts which churned the mainlakeand dropped temperatures on Saturday night, tournament day went extremely well for all.C.A.S.T. couples left the Callaham Park launch at "good light" with only a lightchop on the water.
	www.fishingworld.com /CAST/NewsRead.php?ArtID=000004070 (269 words)

	The Tragedy of Abdul Haq Commentary / Robert McFarlane / Wall Street Journal 2nov01
		Commentary / Robert McFarlane / Wall Street Journal 2nov01
		McFarlane served from 1983 to 1985 as President Reagan's national security adviser.
		More than a year ago it became clear to any casual reader of news from Afghanistan that there was growing opposition to the Taliban.
	www.mindfully.org /Reform/Abdul-Haq-Tragedy.htm (1925 words)

	McFarlane Nabs McGwire's 70th
		During ``The McFarlane Collection'' tour, the ALS Association (ALSA -- fighting Lou Gehrig's disease), the tour's official charity, is conducting ``Strike Out ALS'' with opportunities for sports fans across the country to donate to this non-profit organization.
		Todd McFarlane, The Collection's owner is a multi-faceted businessman with a broad range of experience in entertainment, sports and publishing.
		McFarlane Toys Worldwide, Inc. McFarlane Toys, the fifth largest toy manufacturer in the U.S., is currently releasing licensed
	www.suite101.com /discussion.cfm/comic_books/22250 (805 words)

	Robert McFarlane - Naval Architect
		Using the latest state of the art CAD techniques, combined with a comprehensive knowledge of the greater marine industry, we fill the market need for optimizing the synergy between the small exclusive cruise ship and yacht markets.
		Since 1986 Robert McFarlane and Associates have been supplying quality Ship-Design, Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering work to both Shipowners and Shipyards.
		Projects are meticulously handled from initial concept to dealing with regularity bodies and from overseeing construction to final delivery.
	www.mcfarlane-shipdesign.mc (131 words)

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