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An edition of Supporting Reagan (1986)

Supporting Reagan

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Discusses the California governor's office, cabinet, agency management 1967-1972 from the perspective of a former cabinet member. Business and Transportation Agency: banking department, minority economic development and employment programs. Human Relations Agency: welfare reform, legislative relations. Observations of Ronald Reagan and key aides Earl Brian, Robert Carleson, Gordon Luce, Edwin Meese, Lewis Uhler, Ronald Zumbrun and others.

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Government history documentation oral history series.

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[xvi], iv, 150 leaves. 6 sound cassettes :

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