Reagan's adviser Michael Deaver dies

WASHINGTON - Michael Deaver, a media strategist who shaped iconic images of President Ronald Reagan only to be convicted of perjury over his later lobbying business, died on Saturday, aged 69.
Deaver spent over 20 years as an adviser to Ronald Reagan while he served as governor of California and in the White House. From 1981 to 1985, he served as assistant to the president and deputy chief of staff.
pictured above: Deputy Chief of Staff Michael Deaver in a news conference meeting in the cabinet room with President Reagan and Chief of Staff James Baker III (at left)
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