The Nation - News from March 13, 1985
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A third top aide to Vice President George Bush, and one of the most prominent blacks in the Administration, is quitting to return to the business world, officials confirmed. But associates of Bush’s domestic policy chief, Steven Rhodes, said it was not true he was quitting in anger because the vice president ignored his suggestion to take some black Republicans on the tour, said White House spokesman Larry Speakes.
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