Iran's prince plots nonviolent revolution from Maryland suburb

Monday, August 26, 2002

WASHINGTON -- In a cramped office above the garage of Reza Pahlavi's suburban home, the walls are studded with crayon sunrises and autographed Dallas Cowboys photos ("Yo, Reza!"). The old stereos and cameras he enjoys taking apart line the shelves.

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