Bush faces slow job fill as Reagan staff stays
The article notes President Bush’s difficulty staffing top federal posts, with about 79 of 320 executive slots filled across 14 departments. Some 45 positions await nominations or announcements, while agencies such as FEMA lag in appointments after Hugo recovery. Officials cite ethics concerns and a “friendly takeover” from Reagan aides as factors.
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Bush’s First White House Year Sees Strong Start
President Bush ends his first year in the White House with a strong start as international events buoy his approval above 80 percent. Analysts credit the era’s global shifts and inherited goodwill from Reagan for his favorable reception, while critics flag tactical leadership concerns and ongoing domestic issues.
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Jesse Jackson backs Washington D C statehood drive
Rev. Jesse Jackson opened an office to push for District of Columbia statehood in Washington. He called Washington the last colony and urged Congress to end its occupation and taxation without representation. He said the effort would involve canvassing Capitol Hill and the nation to build support. Mayor Marion Barry pledged to work for statehood as well.
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