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me neagan administration was •!not unique in the integrity or lack of i;it. Conflicts of interest reared their '.‘small ugly heads. There was trouble ;*in the Environmental Protection Agency, the Labor Department and ^elsewhere. Unemployment re;Imained high, in the range of seven •^percent. Agriculture was depressed. ^Summit conferences came and went !*without significant results. The first I-lady has a special project, drug use ;*and abuse. Other first ladies have \had comparable projects, such as •! mental retardation. Jimmy Carter *;did not have a dog in the White !; House, but Richard Nixon, Carter’s .■♦predecessor, did have several dogs, ;‘and Jerry Ford had at least one, a ;Igolden retriever. President Reagan i'did as no other recent President had vdone, change dogs in midterm, when .' the Bouvier de Flanders, a cow ^herding dog, was relegated to the ^California ranch, and a King Charles ‘ispaniel, a gift from William F. Buckley, installed as the White House Ijlog.

President Carter had installed in *a magnolia tree adjacent to the rose garden, with the purpose of driving ♦starlings away from the White .'House, a device which electronically ^reproduced the sound of a startled

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