WHO'S WHO
WHO'S WHO in the Administration One result of the Democratic takeover of the Senate will likely be closer scrutiny of the Challenger accident. Sen. Ernest Hollings, who has called for further...
...one fifth to undermine somebody else's . . . . In ENERGY Chairman, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission—Martha 0. Hesse has been assistant energy secretary for management and administration...
...STATE State Department Spokesman—Bernard Kalb...
...DEFENSE Assistant Secretary—Dr...
...Undersecretary of Defense for Research & Engineering—Donald A. Hicks...
...If the Senate votes to raise taxes it won't be Robert Dole leading the charge, a blessing for his presidential aspirations...
...The frequency of those leaks didn't change from 1963 to 1983...
...So the betting is that W. Dennis Thomas, a Regan aide, will replace Buchanan . . Mario Cuomo's ability to raise money doesn't seem to have been hurt much by his propensity for New York provincialism...
...Nearly half of the White House officials and current and former members of Congress responding to a survey, admitted leaking confidential information to reporters...
...STATE State Department Spokesman/Designated Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs— Charles E. Redman has been deputy State Department spokesman...
...Inspector General, Small Business Administration—Charles R. Gillum was deputy inspector general for GSA...
...HOUSING & URBAN DEVELOPMENT Assistant Secretary—Antonio Monroig...
...He has raised $1 million for the Democratic party without leaving his desk...
...One third said they leaked the information to protect their jobs...
...But he's gotten out of it what he can, and will likely be looking for a way to step down so he can spend more time on the campaign trail . . The more things change...
...AGENCIES AND COMMISSIONS Assistant to the Commissioner, Internal Revenue Service—Richard C Stark was a partner of Johnson & Swanson in Dallas, Texas...
...Out COMMERCE Director, Office of Investigations, Import Administration—Donald L. Korb...
...The feeling seems to be that the big job—tax reform—is done and there's no time left in the Reagan administration to complete anything else of substance...
...Ambassador to Pakistan—Arnold Lewis Raphel has been deputy assistant secretary in the Bureau of Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs...
...WHO'S WHO in the Administration One result of the Democratic takeover of the Senate will likely be closer scrutiny of the Challenger accident...
...James P. Wade, Jr...
...Secretary James Baker, Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs Margaret Tutwiler, and Assistant Secretary for Management John Rogers are all rumored to be going over to the George Bush campaign...
...His signature on the national committee's direct mail letters has raised more than any other elected official's in the last two years...
...HOUSING & URBAN DEVELOPMENT Assistant Secretary—Judith Y. Brachman has been a field officer with HUD in Columbus, Ohio...
...Although the Senate shift will require Robert Dole to change his resume to include the less impressive title of Minority Leader, he is probably breathing a sigh of relief...
...Expect a mass-exodus from the 'Treasury Department...
...Being Majority Leader has been tremendously beneficial for Dole, elevating his status from long-long to longshot...
...Ernest Hollings, who has called for further investigation of the role of the White House and senior NASA officials in the launch decision, will get his chance as chairman of the Commerce Committee...
...The change will also make it easier for Dole to step down from the leadership...
...Even Deputy Secretary Richard Darman, who was rumored to be staying to work on international economic issues, is said to have talked to some private investment firms . Patrick Buchanan's likely departure as White House communications director gives another opportunity for Chief of Staff Donald Regan to shape the White House staff in his own image...
Vol. 18 • December 1986 • No. 11
