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This collection consists of untranscribed audio recordings of interviews with departing White House staff. We have interviews for 204 White House staff members. Many notable staff members (e.g., James Baker, Michael Deaver, Edwin Meese, Fred Fielding) do not have an interview in this collection. For some people who left the Reagan White House staff and later returned, we have an exit interview from their first period of service only.

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Abdoo, Helen T. (Terry)

Speechwriting Secretary (1982-1983); Staff Assistant - Media Relations (1984-1987); and Press Research Assistant in Office of Public Liaison. Interviewed by Terry Good on 11/24/1987. (1 60 minute audio tape, ca. 45 minutes)

Key topics discussed in this interview include duties of a Speechwriting Secretary,

such as typing the President's speeches and preparing them for the Teleprompter, background research, and coordinating press calls; daily activities of a Staff Assistant for Media Relations include answering press calls press interviews, briefing the media, and serving as Editor for the White House News Service; duties of a Press and Research Assistant for Public Liaison included answering calls from the White House Press Corps, serving as a liaison with Arab groups, managing the office, and assisting the Director with scheduling briefings and meetings.

Acle, Luis

Office of Public Liais

Pronin Evgeny Sergeevich is one of the well-known Russian actors, whose details of life are worried by the majority of TV viewers. He is the star of many Russian television series, such as Shapovalov, The Destiny of Mary, Return of Mukhtar-1, Masha, and many other films.

The appearance of a talented actor

The future artist was born on November 8, 1980 in the city of Klimovsk in the Moscow region, in a simple, poor family. In the childhood, Pronin Eugene, just like other boys, played football, was fond of different kinds of sports.

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He could not even imagine that he would be in the movies. However, at the end of the school, it was necessary to think about which profession to continue studying. And Zhenya's friends have long noticed in the guy creativity and artistic potential, as well as natural charm.

Teaching in a theater school

It was the comrades who suggested that the young man enter the theater institute. Pronin Eugene