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...success of the women athletes in the Class of '88 is unprecedented. With the likes of such other senior standouts as Lori Barry and Cari Lyn Beck (soccer), Leelee Groome (field hockey and lacrosse), and Molly Clark (swimming), it's hard to think of another year with such a talented crop of recruits...
Onetime White House Political Director Lyn Nofziger was indicted last week on six conflict-of-interest charges by a federal grand jury in Washington. Within months after Nofziger left the Administration in January 1982, the grand jury said, he lobbied the Administration on behalf of the National Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association, the Fairchild Republic Co. and the Wedtech Corp., which is accused of paying off public officials in exchange for lucrative no-bid Government contracts. Nofziger was indicted under the 1978 Ethics in Government Act, which prohibits high public officials from lobbying their former agencies for one year after leaving...
Attorney General Edwin Meese and former White House Political Adviser Lyn Nofziger are under investigation by Independent Counsel James McKay, in part because of possible improper lobbying that helped Wedtech win an Army contract, eventually worth $32 million, under the SBA program in 1982. Last week Meese testified before a federal grand jury in Washington that is hearing evidence from McKay. Meese's lawyer revealed that the Attorney General had also secretly appeared before the grand jury in March. Not until a month later did Meese disqualify himself from the Justice Department's own Wedtech investigation...
Some former officials, following another time-honored tradition, apparently saw Government service as a stepping-stone to later affluence. Michael Deaver, Lyn Nofziger and Richard Allen were able to trade in their Government contacts for lucrative consulting businesses. Both Nofziger and Deaver have come under investigation for allegedly violating the Ethics in Government Act by lobbying their former employers too soon after leaving the Administration; Deaver has been indicted for perjury...
...National Press Club in Washington. Quipped Laxalt, a close friend of Ronald Reagan's who served as his presidential campaign chairman three times: "In Western parlance, this hired hand is ready to take over as foreman." He already has the support of several Reagan loyalists, including Campaign Aide Lyn Nofziger and Pollster Richard Wirthlin...