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James T. Lynn, 1927-2010

James Thomas Lynn, who succeeded George W. Romney as Secretary of Housing and Urban Development in the Richard Nixon administration, and who continued in that post under Gerald R. Ford, died in Maryland on Monday at the age of 83.  With his passing, seven of the...

Hometown Heroes

The Nixon Library Docent guild and the Richard Nixon Foundation honor Orange County heroes who sacrificed their lives in Iraq and Afghanistan this Christmas season. Staff Sgt. Faoa Leonidas Apineru, US Marine Corps Army S. Sgt Marc Arizmendez, US Army Staff Sgt....

RN & EPA

Forty years ago today, RN held a ceremony at which Chief Justice Burger swore in the first administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency: William Ruckelshaus. RN said: "We are very proud to have had him in the administration in a very distinguished assignment...

Helen Boehm – RIP

Helen Boehm, the well known porcelain sculptor, died last week. She was 89. Dubbed the "Princess of Porcelain," her sculptures can be found in the estates and palaces of foreign dignitaries and heads of state, and have been the mainstay of Presidential gift giving...

Huang Hua, 1913-2010

Huang Hua, the Chinese diplomat who helped spearhead talks that lead to President Nixon’s historic visit to Beijing died Wednesday. He was 97. Huang served as Ambassador to Egypt and Canada, and following the re-establishment of ties with the United States,...