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January 1st, 1979: Marion Barry, Jr., is sworn in as the 2nd Mayor of the District of Columbia; he was sworn into office by US Supreme Court Associate Justice Thurgood Marshall.
*Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, the Shah of Iran, made his first public appearance in more than 2 months & during an interview, "I have no intention of leaving the country," but the Shah did say he would be taking a vacation following the formation of a new civilian government.
January 2nd, 1979: NFL running back Earl Campbell of the Houston Oilers, is chosen as the Rookie of the Year & MVP in the American Football Conference (AFC) by the Sporting News.
January 3rd, 1979: Nancy Lopez, who had earned $189,813 as a rookie on the LPGA Tour, is tapped by the Associated Press as their Female Athlete of the Year Award.
January 5th, 1979:
FORMER CIA DIRECTOR GEORGE H.W. BUSH FILES PAPERS, DECLARING HIMSELF A CANDIDATE FOR THE PRESIDENCY IN 1980
Former CIA Director George H.W. Bush has filed paperwork with the Federal Election Commission by declaring himself a candidate for the 1980 GOP Presidential nomination. He will be joining a crowded field of candidates on the GOP side that will include US Reps. John B. Anderson (R-IL) & Phillip Crane (R-IL); United States Senators Bob Dole (R-KS), Howard Baker (R-TN); former US Treasury Secretary John Connally & former CA Governor Ronald Reagan (R).
*Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, the Shah of Iran, made his first public appearance in more than 2 months & during an interview, "I have no intention of leaving the country," but the Shah did say he would be taking a vacation following the formation of a new civilian government.
January 2nd, 1979: NFL running back Earl Campbell of the Houston Oilers, is chosen as the Rookie of the Year & MVP in the American Football Conference (AFC) by the Sporting News.
January 3rd, 1979: Nancy Lopez, who had earned $189,813 as a rookie on the LPGA Tour, is tapped by the Associated Press as their Female Athlete of the Year Award.
January 5th, 1979:
FORMER CIA DIRECTOR GEORGE H.W. BUSH FILES PAPERS, DECLARING HIMSELF A CANDIDATE FOR THE PRESIDENCY IN 1980
Former CIA Director George H.W. Bush has filed paperwork with the Federal Election Commission by declaring himself a candidate for the 1980 GOP Presidential nomination. He will be joining a crowded field of candidates on the GOP side that will include US Reps. John B. Anderson (R-IL) & Phillip Crane (R-IL); United States Senators Bob Dole (R-KS), Howard Baker (R-TN); former US Treasury Secretary John Connally & former CA Governor Ronald Reagan (R).