World : Delvalle Wins Bush’s Reassurances
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WASHINGTON — President-elect George Bush told ousted Panamanian President Eric Arturo Delvalle today that his Administration will continue to seek the removal of Gen. Manuel A. Noriega from power.
“Our policy will be that Noriega must go. There should be no misunderstanding about our policy,” Bush said in a meeting with Delvalle, President Reagan and the President’s national security adviser, Lt. Gen. Colin L. Powell.
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