Reagan’s Legislative Aide to Be His Deputy Assistant
Associated Press
WASHINGTON —
The White House said Wednesday that President Reagan will appoint Nancy J. Risque, special assistant to the President for legislative affairs since 1982, to serve as deputy assistant to the President.
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