Word: cheneys
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Vice President to the urgent national problems that have always concerned him. But stripped of his political power, he may find that he lacks clout in other areas as well. Instead of being attacked, he may be ignored-the ultimate humiliation for such a lifelong political activist. Richard Cheney, Rumsfeld's successor as White House Chief of Staff, is a Rumsfeld man. When a White House staffer was recently asked a question about the Vice President, he replied "Who?" and then chuckled malevolently...
Richard Bruce Cheney, 34, never got around to writing his doctoral dissertation in political science. Now that he has been named White House chief of staff, he should be able to collect enough material for several Ph.D. theses in no time at all. As one Ford supporter said of last week's shakeup: "The only regret I have is that it leaves the White House in complete disarray. Dick Cheney has got a big job ahead of him." Perhaps the most complicated task will be to harness the competing egos and in-'fighting that characterize Ford...
...much of his career, Cheney has served as a deputy to his departing boss, Donald Rumsfeld-at the Office of Economic Opportunity, in Nixon's White House and at the Cost of Living Council. The partnership was temporarily dissolved when Rumsfeld was appointed U.S. Ambassador to NATO. Then, soon after Rumsfeld went home to organize Gerald Ford's staff in 1974, Cheney signed on as deputy assistant to the President...
...state or federal aid and filled out forms until their streets were as buried as those of Pompeii-or garbage-strewn New York (see page 16). But not Kit Irby, 58. Taking broom and shovel into her own hands, she has set out to clean up the streets of Cheney ("A Community with Pride") in time for the county fair on July 31. Numerous citizens have joined in, many of them teenagers, but none has matched the mayor's daily dedication...
...This is the way we do things out here," says the exuberant Mrs. Irby, who doubles as a housewife. "That's the way we were raised." Comments a Cheney resident: "She ain't afraid to work, which you can't say about a lot of people around here...