WHO'S WHO
WHO'S WHO The General Services Administration buys furniture and supplies and rents buildings for the rest of the government. This is why its administrator, Richard G. Austin, and his...
...Education: SecretaryLauro Cavazos...
...Education: Secretary-Lamar Alexander...
...Labor: Secretary-Lynn Martin...
...It was only after the favorable UN vote authorizing military action against Iraq that they reversed course and allowed Cheney, along with Colin Powell, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, to appear before the panel...
...Out-Commerce: Assistant Secretary for PolicyWayne Berman, Assistant Secretary for Trade DevelopmentMichael Skarzynski...
...John Wilson, the chairman of the city council, who because he shares her skepticism about the city’s bureaucracy should be her ally, doesn’t respect her advisers and is especially disdainful of her proposal to raise the salaries of top officials...
...Treasury: Comptroller of the Currency-Robert L. Clarke (reappointment...
...WHO'S WHO The General Services Administration buys furniture and supplies and rents buildings for the rest of the government...
...Bromley is now back at the Old Executive Office Building...
...Top administration advisers vetoed sending Secretary of Defense Dick Cheney to testify before Nunn’s Armed Services Committee for fear that his appearance would create a duel between Nunn and Bush...
...He is best known for his devotion to the interests of the tobacco, horse racing, and coal industries of Kentucky...
...Sharon Pratt Dixon’s honeymoon as Washington’s new mayor may be short-lived...
...GOP conservatives don’t have a corner on the paradigm thing...
...The trip cost the government $22,000 and included visits to a palace and a museum in the Netherlands and to a castle and a national park in Dublin...
...One of the leaders of the Kuwaiti PR team in the United States is Craig Fuller, who was chief of staff for George Bush when Bush was vice president...
...Last September, the neo-moderate Democratic Leadership Council featured an article in its bimonthly publication by Elaine Karmack, a fellow at the Progressive Policy Institute, pushing the same paradigm...
...This is a situation that has more than a few conflict-of-interest possibilities...
...Health and Human Services: Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs-Kay James...
...Sig Rogich, the president’s image maker, has installed a big TV recording studio on the fourth floor of the Old Executive Office Building...
...Federal ethics rules would permit Evans’s firm to represent the savings & loan associations that are lent money by the Federal Home Loan Banks that Evans would in his new job oversee...
...John Sununu had other plans for the space...
...In-Justice: Counselor to the Attorney General-Mike Luttig...
...One problem that concerns critics of the appointment is that Evans wants the job to be part-time so that he can continue to earn fees from his law firm, Baker & Daniels...
...White House officials are becoming increasingly uneasy about the high-profile broadsides directed at Bush’s Persian Gulf policy by Senator Sam Nunn, the conservative Georgia Democrat they consider more of a threat to Bush’s 1992 prospects than Governor Mario Cuomo (who hardly received a mandate from voters last November...
...But Darman, who also ridiculed White House aide Jim Pinkerton, the architect of “empowerment” for the people, has tried to patch things up with Kemp and Rep...
...Wendell Ford, whom Senate Democrats elected to replace Alan Cranston as majority whip, does not appear to represent a significant ethical advance from the recent practices of his predecessor...
...Office of Consumer Affairs, Director-Ann W. Wallace...
...Newt Gingrich, who also attacked Darman’s speech as “technocratic nihilism...
...This is why its administrator, Richard G. Austin, and his entourage of five staff members had an excuse to attend the International Conference on Office Accommodations in Amsterdam...
...Dan Quayle’s good friend and former campaign chairman, Daniel Evans, is the administration’s choice to be the next chairman of the Federal Housing Finance Board...
...Among the Democrats involved is Frank Mankiewicz, who is employed by Fuller’s firm, Hill & Knowlton...
...Bush is expected to utter the big E word but not the P word in his State of the Union message...
...White House ghost writers, enamored of Margaret Thatcher, sent the fallen prime minister a dozen longstemmed roses with a card that read, “With much respect and admiration...
...Roger Porter, Bush’s economic and domestic policy assistant, helped in the effort to torpedo Darman by dispatching aides Charles Kolb and Lawrence Lindsey to leak anti-Darman fodder to the press...
...Dole is good friends with Dwayne Andreas, chairman of Archer Daniels Midland, which is the largest producer of ethanol in the country...
...Agencies and Commissions: Office of National Drug Control Policy, Director-Bob Martinez...
...Many Washington wags thought Dick Darman, the OMB chief, was delivering his valedictory when he mocked the New Paradigm, the term that has captured conservative ideologues like Jack Kemp and Willliam Bennett, who favor vouchers for schools, “enterprise zones” for housing, and tax breaks on capital gains...
...After months of unsuccessfully trying to move into the West Wing, D. Allan Bromley, the president’s science adviser, finally got his big office last November-for one week...
...The CIA’s new deputy director for operations-the man in charge of spying and dirty tricks-is Thomas Alan Twetten, whose qualifications include having served as the CIA’s liaison to Oliver North during the Iran-contra affair...
...Bush has used the studio, replete with a backdrop of fake books, for interviews with foreign journalists...
...Secretary of Transportation Samuel Skinner upset Senator Bob Dole and other farm state lawmakers by proposing the abolishment of a $300-million annual tax break for ethanol producers...
Vol. 23 • January 1991 • No. 1
