Rogers to Remain Secretary of State in Second Term
Washington reports Nixon planned to retain Rogers as secretary of state in a second term while naming a No 2 at the State Department. Rush was discussed as potential deputy with talks centering on reshaping the cabinet to support budget cuts, diplomatic shifts, and personnel moves across the Pentagon and foreign service.
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Texas Oilman Said No 2 Defense Pick
Washington AP Wil lam P Clements Jr a multi million dollar Texas oilman has been picked by President Nixon to be deputy secretary of defense Pentagon sources said Thursday Subject to Senate confirmation Clements will serve under Elliott Richardson who was named Tuesday to head the Defense Department for the next four years Clements a conservative is viewed by Pentagon sources as balance to the leadership He is a close friend of Sen John Tower and co chairman of the Texas committee for the President reelection He was the White House pick not Richardson who may have more say in the second deputy role The second deputy post created to share workload was approved by Congress earlier this year Laird never filled the job Clements a Dallas resident and founder of Sedco Inc an oil enabling firm is expected to be deputy for management and procurement The second deputy would handle policy and national security affairs He is a Southern Methodist University graduate and a founder of Sedco with about 100 million in annual sales most outside the United States He holds New York Stock Exchange shares valued around 107 million He was on a blue ribbon defense panel which warned about Soviet strength Lewis Powell later named to the Supreme Court was also on that panel
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U S Visitors to Peru Rise Through Conferences
The National Tourist Agency reports that 15 foreign visitors to Peru in 1997 came from the United States. The total visitor count rose 17 percent, driven largely by international conferences held in Lima.
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