First Lady Nancy Reagan speaks on tough White House year
In a wide interview Nancy Reagan reflects on a sorrowful seventh year at the White House. She cites breast cancer surgery, her mother’s death, Patti Davis’s absence at funeral services, and Iran Contra turmoil while defending her husband’s presidency and private life.
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Patti Davis
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Carlucci Quick Rise to Millions in Private Sector
Frank C. Carlucci, named secretary of defense, shows wealth from four years in private industry after leaving government in 1983. Disclosures place his net worth at $1 million to $2.24 million, anchored by a $753,722 Sears termination settlement and a 1986 Sears salary of $385,794 plus board fees from four companies and the American Stock Exchange. Additional investments yielded 71,000 to 198,600 in interest or dividends across 1986 and 1987. Carlucci’s career spans diplomacy, OMB roles, HEW, CIA, and high posts under Reagan, culminating in the Pentagon role after Poindexter’s Iran-Contra resignation. He previously reported assets between $30,000 and $100,000 in 1982 before joining private industry.
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John M. Poindexter
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Prosecutor seeks end to ethics loopholes in Deaver case
Independent counsel Whitney North Seymour Jr urges Congress to close loopholes in the Ethics in Government Act that enable improper influence peddling. He cites a 1983 Office of Government Ethics rule dividing the White House to justify contact with aides not assigned to the President. Seymour argues changes are needed amid lax ethics and money in Washington while noting Deaver's perjury conviction and Shultz's defense of Deaver.
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Michael K. Deaver
Congress
Whitney North Seymour Jr
Seymour
Deaver
White House and Administration
Office of Government Ethics
White House
George P. Shultz
Reagan
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