The State - News from Feb. 9, 1988
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The treasurer of President Reagan’s 1984 reelection drive announced settlement of a lawsuit brought against the campaign by would-be demonstrators. The suit, filed as a class action in 1984 after demonstrators charged they were barred from a Reagan rally at De Anza Community College in Cupertino, was scheduled to go to trial next month in San Jose federal court. The national Rea1734438432plaintiffs, said treasurer Angela Buchanan.
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