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Wyly Continued from p. 1
he has a strong marriage.
"I think he feels sincerely that he did what he had to do. He had a mission and he carried it out."
Wyly said that public reaction was now based more on what people had seen on television and less on their political feelings.
"Most of the reactions before the hearings were emotional. Those who were against American intervention in Central America were against them, to them, he represented the U.S.'s policy of intervention." Wlyl said.
"His personality is very much a real personality. He comes across as a very genuine human being, and that bolstered their opinions about
him."
Although he does not know North personally, Burdett Loomis, chairman of the KU political science department, agreed with Wyly that North's personality had made him believable.
"North himself is doing a good P.R. job," he said.
Public opinion polls released Monday showed a turnaround in North's favor. An ABC News poll indicated that 84 percent of those surveyed believed that North was telling the truth.
Before North began his testimony July 6, an ABC News poll indicated that only 58 percent thought North was truthful.
ly by NBC News and the Wall Street Journal two months ago, 54 percent of those polled disapproved of Reagan's policy to help support the contras. Last Sunday, a poll showed only 43 percent disapproved of his policy.
Polls also indicate North's testimony may be changing the opinion of many about the contras.
While North's popularity increased since the start of his televised testimony, his personality became more than the truth itself, Loomis said.
"Oliver North is the perfect guy for the Reagan presidency because his personality has become the policy," he said. "He has managed to avoid the truth."
"For Reagan, the truth isn't very important. For North, the law isn't very important, and then the law ends up getting trampled," he said.
The Associated Press supplied some information for this story.
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