Reagan Extends Life of Panel on Organized Crime
Associated Press
WASHINGTON —
President Reagan signed an executive order Friday extending the life of the President’s Commission on Organized Crime until April 1, 1986. The panel, which was formed to investigate organized crime, was to go out of business July 28.
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