Reagan promises to fix what is wrong amid staff shakeup
Washington AP Reagan pledges to find out what was wrong and fix it as plans for a White House transition unfold. Howard Baker will replace Donald Regan as chief of staff with Regan staying briefly in the Old Executive Office Building to assist. Baker faces a rapid start as he joins Monday with Griscom Cannon aiding the transition.
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Regan Leaves White House Amid Iran Contras Fallout
Former White House chief of staff Donald Regan exits after six years in government facing strong criticism from the Tower Commission over his handling of Iran Contra. He drew backlash from Nancy Reagan and feminists for ill advised remarks and misjudgments during events including Reykjavik.
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President urged to engage more in governance
The Tower Commission urges President Reagan to change his casual White House style and become more involved in governing details. Advisers view Howard Baker's appointment as a positive first step to repair credibility after Iran affair. A forthcoming national address is expected to acknowledge mistakes.
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Reagan popularity sinks after Iran arms report
Newsweek poll shows 53 percent of Americans negative toward President Reagan following the Tower Commission Iran arms scandal report, with 40 percent positive. The survey notes a need for visible leadership actions and involvement in government to regain public confidence.
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TV News Roundup on Tower Commission Iran Contra Fallout
This Week with David Brinkley covers the Tower commission report and presidential response with chairman John Tower and former Sen. Paul Laxalt. Face the Nation features Edmund Muskie, Sen. William Cohen, and Rep. Lee Hamilton. Meet the Press speaks with Brent Scowcroft and Sen. Bob Dole. 60 Minutes profiles a Wyoming doctor accused of rape, Anne Pollard interview, and a New York infants deaths inquiry.
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Spiced Apple Hosts Runers and March Event Lineup
Spiced Apple in downtown Aiken at 139 Newberry St invites runners for the Triple Crown Road Race and hosts varied events including Bakin Day March 15, a sidewalk sale March 4 7, and a liquidating sale March 4 7. The shop features raspberry sauces, vanilla beans, cookbooks, and a wine seminar with Mrs. Carroll Campbell autographing.
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Baker shaped by Watergate probes and Reagan era politics
The piece recalls Baker’s role as vice chairman during Watergate hearings in the 1970s and his later influence as Senate leader and moderator. It notes his Tennessee roots, status as the first popularly elected Republican senator from the state, and his navigation of party loyalty and reform. It highlights his 1981 tax and spending cuts support and 1982 gasoline tax increase with ONeill, amid bipartisan backing for public works.
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