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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1983

Page

3

Dole Chosen as Reagan Aides Transportation Chief

President Reagan nominated Elizabeth Dole to head the Transportation Department, making her the administration’s first woman to lead a Cabinet department. She is a presidential assistant slated to replace Drew Lewis who will depart next month for a cable television post.

Associated Press Washington Elizabeth Dole Reagan Senate Dole Drew Lewis Jeanne Kirkpatrick FTC

Dole Named Transportation Secretary in Historic First

Former FTC member and wife of Sen. Bob Dole will head the sixth largest U.S. department with 75,000 employees. The appointment makes Liddy Dole the first woman in the role, succeeding Lewis who led the agency since 1965.

Dole Federal Aviation Administration U.S. Coast Guard Lewis Transportation Department Reagan Federal Trade Commission Bob Dole R-Kan White House

Reagan dodges questions on Soviet Bulgarian links to pope assassination

President Reagan refused to say whether the Soviet KGB and Bulgarian intelligence were involved in the 1981 pope attack. He noted Italy is investigating and warned of a potential worldwide impact if proven. Reagan expressed confidence in Italian authorities and avoided committing to any action without new information.

Washington Reagan Soviet Union Bulgaria John Paul II John Dozier

Poisons in body may link infections to cancer risk

Boston doctors report that natural germ-killing poisons produced by white blood cells can damage DNA. Lingering infections may expose people to these toxins, potentially raising cancer risk, including among smokers who frequently suffer respiratory infections such as bronchitis.

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