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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1980

Page

5

Reagan transition worries spark fears of old loyalties

Roving editor warns Reagan has brought in figures linked to corruption and underworld ties. Frank Fitzsimmons and Jackie Presser loom in labor, Merrill Lynch is under tax avoidance probes, and Haig is proposed for secretary of state. The piece argues Reagan’s transition mirrorsWatergate era doubts, risking a repeat honeymoon dissolving before Easter.

John Washington New York Times Frank Fitzsimmons The Teamsters Fitzsimmons Labor Department Richard Nixon Teamster Jackie Presser Cleveand Justice Department Reagan Presser Las Vega Jimmy Hoffa Merrill Merrill Lynch IRS Bert Lance Carter Regan Haig Mr. Clean White House Watergate

Shoes, Socks, and Carter Aides at Holiday Party

At a Washington hotel party honoring Robert Strauss, Frank Moore searched under tables for a missing shoe after it was slyly taken by a reporter using an umbrella. Moore, Carter’s congressional liaison, was teased by Rep. Jack Brooks as he retouched the shoe to its owner. Rosalynn Carter’s grandchildren also attracted attention to the state dining room decorations as they eyed the gingerbread display.

Associated Press Washington Frank Moore Jimmy Carter White House Moore Carter Capitol Hill Robert Strauss Rosalynn Carter Jason Carter Sarah

This Day in History December 18, 1980

On December 18 1865 slavery was abolished by the 13th Amendment. Washington’s army wintered at Valley Forge in 1777. New Jersey ratified the Constitution in 1787. Chiang Kai-shek toppled Hankow in 1927. In 1972 the Supreme Court ended mandatory chapel at military academies. Birthdays include Ramsey Clark and Keith Richards.

Associated Press United States George Washington Valley Forge Pennsylvania New Jersey U.S Chiang Kai-shek

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