Word: darman
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...White House aides have shown drive and ability. Assistants to the President Craig Fuller, a Deaver protégé who now works under Meese, and Richard Darman, a Baker choice, operate so closely with the troika, passing policy recommendations up and presidential instructions down, that the five in effect constitute a powerful group that has no name and no official existence. Fuller uses an elaborate computerized tracking system to keep tab on all issues moving through the White House machinery. Darman, who first suggested the Legislative Strategy Group, has made himself the master of all paper going to Reagan; he does...
Richard G. Darman '64, an aide to President Reagan on leave from the Kennedy School of Government, received a promotion and a pay hike this week as part of a White House staff shake...
...lecturer on Public Policy and Management who held positions in the Nixon and Ford Administrations, Darman was named in January as White House staff secretary and deputy presidential assistant, working under Reagan chief of staff James A. Baker...
Richard G. Darman '64. A lecturer in Public Policy and Management, he followed old colleague and Reagan chief-of-staff James A. Baker III in to the White House. Darman is now a deputy assistant to the president, with responsibility for overseeing the flow of information to and from Reagan. He participates in both policy and administrative decisions, and sees Reagan up to several housrs a dag. He previously worked in the Nixon and Ford administrations, and for a Washington-based consulting firm...
...transition team announced on Thursday the appointment of Richard G. Darman '64, lecturer in Public Policy and Management at the Kennedy School, as deputy assistant to the president. He will serve as White House staff secretary, with a large say in determining which papers and information reach the Oval Office, and as a deputy to White House chief-of-staff designate James A. Baker...