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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1981

Page

3

Donovan put in as labor secretary by Reagan

President Reagan’s official family gains a full roster as Raymond Donovan is confirmed labor secretary by an 80 to 17 Senate vote. Carlucci wins deputy defense post amid conservative resistance, while Inman and Clark win CIA deputy director and deputy secretary of state roles despite objections.

Washington UPI Reagan Raymond Donovan Donovan Senate Frank Carlucci Sen Ate Select Committee On Intelligence Adm Bobby Inman CIA Senate Foreign Relations Committee California Supreme Court William P. Clark Clark Orrin Hatch Senate Labor Committee Senate Chamber FBI Edward Kennedy D-Mass New Jersey Schiavone Construction Co Secaucus N.J Carlucci Pentagon Jesse Helms Rn.c Helms Defense Caspar Weinberger Office of Economic Opportunity Inman National Security Agency Navy Barry Goldwater R-Ariz

USO Entertainer Eugene Jelesnik Turns 40 Years of Service

USO marks its 40th anniversary with veteran entertainer Eugene Jelesnik, a Russian-born artist who has spent 37 years with the group. He has traveled 2 million miles and performed for half a million servicemen across the Far East, Europe, the Caribbean, and remote Alaska outposts.

Eugene Jelesnik USO Jelesnik Far East Pacific Europe Caribbean Alaska Iceland Delesnik United States Italy

No tax hike in Chadoe 82 budget and welfare rise

The proposed budget relies on increased federal aid for two years, with almost $900 million more for welfare. Welfare and AFDC benefits could rise if the economy improves, and a 10 percent state employee raise is planned but funded only for state institutions.

Chadoe Rhodes Kerp Kelp

State Dent raised hostage fear in 78

UPI reports Harold Saunders, a top Near East official, said in 1978 state department experts warned admitting the ill shah could trigger American hostage takings by Iranian militants. He noted leaders weighed broader decisions, disagreement over pressing medical options elsewhere, and the risk of negotiations versus retribution.

Washington UPI State Department Iran United States Harold Saunders Near East United Press International Saunders Carter Reagan Algiers

Reagan budget cuts target food stamps and programs

A preliminary Reagan administration list proposes large budget cuts for 1981 to 1983 including food stamps unemployment benefits highway programs public service jobs and state and local grants. It envisions block grants and substantial reductions in trade adjustment assistance and arts and humanities funding while promising not to cut Social Security next year.

Washington UPI Reagan Congress Brady Carter National Endowment For the Arts National Endowment For the Humanities Public Broadcasting

Khomeini urges Iranian unity to avert crisis

Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini warned in a half hour Jamaran Mosque speech that if political factions do not unite he may intervene personally. He called strikes treason and urged the nation to purge agitators, noting the nation is at war with Iraq and other powers. He warned leaders opposing unity risk dragging the country toward America.

Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini Khomeini Jamaran Tehran Tehran Radio Ankara Turkey Iran Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi America Islamic Republican Party Abolhassan Bani Sadr Ashigq Hussein Montazari Iraq

Harris admits calling Tarnower rival an adultress and whore

Jean Harris testified she described Lynne Tryford as an adultress and whore in a letter to Tarnower hours before his death. She said she and Tryford engaged in years of anonymous nightly calls, portraying a jealous, high tension struggle over the doctor’s affair.

White Plains N.Y UPI Jean Harris Scarsdale Herman Tarnower Lynne Tryford Tarnower Westchester County Tryforos Lealius Lynne Tryfores Bolen Mrs. Harris Trufo Joel Aurnon

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