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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1981

Page

4

Brady to Make Official Visit to White House

President Reagan rounds with Brady to reopen the West Wing press room after a 166000 refurbishment. Brady, 41, shot in the brain during the March 30 assassination attempt, is partially paralyzed on the left and relies on therapy and assistance to walk. Doctors say his condition has improved, with optimism for Thanksgiving release and ongoing daily hospital therapy.

Washington James S. Brady White House Reagan Brady Larry Speakes George Washington University Hospital

Pharmacist seeks license return after Presley doctor acquittal

NASHVILLE AP The pharmacist JACK KIRSCH who helped supply Elvis Presley with drugs says he will ask for his state license back now that Presley’s doctor Dr. George Nichopoulos was acquitted of over prescribing. Kirsch surrendered his license in 1980 and filled 191 Presley prescriptions. Nichopoulos was acquitted by a Criminal Court jury. The board had accused Kirsch of supplying Presley with 10,000 pills and injections between January 1976 and August 1977.

Associated Press Nashville Tenn Elvis Presley Jack Kirsch Lawrence Lepley State Board of Pharmacy Kirsch Memphis Presley George Nichopoulos Jerry Lee Lewis

Senate approves four U S ambassadors to France Bulgaria and UNESCO

The Senate confirmed Friday President Reagan's picks Evan Galbraith of Connecticut as ambassador to France and Robert Barry of New Hampshire as ambassador to Bulgaria. Geoffrey Swaebe of California was named representative to the European office of the United Nations and Jean Broward Shevlin Gerard of New York to UNESCO.

Washington Senate Reagan Evan Griffith Galbraith Connecticut France Robert L. Barry New Hampshire Bulgaria Geoffrey Swaebe California European United Nations Jean Broward Shevlin Gerard New York Unesco

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