Meese Fight To Resume In January
The Meese nomination fight continues after a special prosecutor found no criminal wrongdoing by Edwin Meese III. President Reagan backs Meese for a second term while Senate Democrats vow continued scrutiny of ethics and policy. Critics cite testimony inconsistencies and urge withdrawal. The report ends a nine month struggle that left Justice Department led by an outgoing Attorney General William French Smith.
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Reagan Expands Study On Soviet Union Aimed At Understanding Leaders
President Reagan, often criticized for a hard line stance, quietly undertook a yearlong personal study of Soviet culture and leadership. He plans to meet Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko next week to display his deeper understanding, following a March Oval Office lunch with Soviet culture expert Suzanne Massie and others.
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