USIA Aide to Be Promoted
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WASHINGTON — President Reagan will nominate Richard W. Carlson to be associate director for broadcasting at the U.S. Information Agency, a position he has held on an acting basis since March, the White House announced Thursday. Carlson, 45, also has served as USIA’s director of public liaison since December, 1985.
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