Cabinet travel brisk in lame duck days London weekend
President Carter's lame duck Cabinet shuttles to London Paris Brussels and Hawaii for official business while some members cancel China trips for transition propriety. Ray Marshall heads to Paris then China. Charles Duncan returns from Paris. Harold Brown goes NATO Brussels then Asia. Muskie in Brussels. Klutznick and Landrieu cancel China plans with aides to cover duties.
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Charles W. Duncan Jr
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Brussels
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Japan
South Korea
Edmund S. Muskie
NATO
Nancy Reagan Reveals Tiny Gun For Protection
Nancy Reagan says she keeps a small gun at home for protection and that her husband taught her to use it. She notes she would likely not need the weapon once they move into the White House. She denies not meeting her daughter-in-law and discusses family plans and finances.
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California
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Donna Palmieri
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Maureen Reagan
Maureen
Jane Wyman
Patti
Los Angeles
Change Won't Be Easy for Reagan
AP Political Writer describes a looming shift as Reagan prepares to lead a conservative tide into federal power. Democrats warn change may be limited by a still Democratic House, a conservative Senate, and lingering Carter-era priorities.
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Tennessee
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