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Sunday, 24 July 2011

Ex-Democratic Party Chairman Charles Manatt dies

(AP) WASHINGTON — Charles T. Manatt, a former Democratic National Committee chairman and ambassador during the Clinton administration, has died, his law firm said Saturday. He was 75. Manatt was party chairman from 1981-85, the first term of Republican Ronald Reagan and a difficult period for ...


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