Rules Are a Family Affair at the Vice President's Mansion
Eleamir Manielike, a seventeen year old, enters life at the vice president's residence as the president's child. The family guides behavior with rules, including no smoking, while Eleanor, mother to the future, notes the media glare and public interest. Eleanor attends Georgetown Day School and plans a career as a professional horsewoman, owning horses in Potomac Maryland.
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Eleanor Hales Narkon, New York costs commissioner, chosen as chair of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. Supporters include women’s groups and labor allies while rumors cited AFL-CIO backing of alternatives. The administration’s favored choice reportedly faced competition from Ronald J. Brown and others.
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