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...Point campus at 41, Dreyfus is a self-styled "Republicrat." He only joined the G.O.P. in December of 1977. "If you're going to take 'em over, the least you can do is join 'em," he says. An accomplished orator, he challenged and beat Congressman Robert Kasten, the official party choice, in the 1978 primary. He then went on to defeat Schreiber on a platform of open government, curtailed spending and tax relief. It was quite a feat for a political neophyte-polls a year ago showed that only 3% of Wisconsinites recognized his name...
Wisconsin Republican Robert Kasten could take no more. Before his colleagues on the House Intelligence Committee last week, he angrily addressed Chairman Otis Pike, a Democrat from New York. "Do something," he demanded, to stanch the leaks that were discrediting the committee with its friends in Congress as well as its foes in the Administration. With an irate glare, Pike shot back: "What do you recommend? Lie detector tests? I do not know where the leaks have come from...
...trip-his third domestic jaunt in as many months-began on Monday afternoon when Kissinger and his wife Nancy flew to Milwaukee in an eight-seat Air Force Jetstar along with one aide, a State Department security officer, two Secret Service agents and a local Republican Congressman, Robert W. Kasten. En route the Secretary, as usual, fussed over the latest drafts of his forthcoming speeches (see box next page), which, typically, had already gone through a dozen versions...
...story began last week when Congressmen Robert Kasten and Ronald Dellums, members of the House committee investigating the CIA, reported that the agency had planted its own operatives in the White House and many other arms of Government. Both men said that the committee's staff director, A. Searle Field, had reviewed CIA documents reporting such plants. The next day the agency's alleged man in the White House was named by L. Fletcher Prouty, 57, who retired as an Air Force colonel...