Former Sen. Howard Baker of Tennessee, whose Washington career included stints as majority leader and White House chief of staff for Ronald Reagan, has died at age 88 from complications of a stroke, his law firm and Senate Republicans said Thursday.
June 26, 2014 at 03:10 PM
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This story originally appeared in sister publication The National Law Journal.
Former Sen. Howard Baker of Tennessee, whose Washington career included stints as majority leader and White House chief of staff for Ronald Reagan, has died at age 88 from complications of a stroke, his law firm and Senate Republicans said Thursday.
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