Solicitor for Labor Dept. Will Be Named by Reagan
United Press International
WASHINGTON —
President Reagan announced Thursday his intention to nominate George R. Salem to be solicitor for the Labor Department. Salem, 35, has been serving as deputy solicitor of the Labor Department. He would succeed Francis X. Lilly.
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