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'''George Shultz''' (December 13, 1920 - February 6, 2021) was US Secretary of Labor (1969-1970) and of the Treasury (1972-1974) under [[Richard Nixon]]'s administration and US Secretary of State (1982-1989) during the [[Ronald Reagan]] administration.

==Frank Zappa and George Shultz==
[[Image:Hoover-Inst.jpg|frame|Letter from George P. Shultz]]
''"Going on about the Mideast (in a November 1986 conversation during the turmoil over arms shipments to Iran), Zappa continues, "Where was [[George H.W. Bush|Bush]] during all this?" He refers to a recent trial of arms dealers involved in a private, clandestine attempt to direct arms to Iran: "They played a tape on [[Wikipedia:CNN|CNN]] which went, 'We just got the green light – Bush says – it's okay but [[George Shultz|Schultz]] doesn't like it.'" Zappa's conclusion is that the cover-up is far more insidious than it looks, with one object being to protect Bush's presidential aspirations. "They're trying to make the front-runner look good."'' - ''[[Winter In Amerika]]'', Interview by Steve Lyons and Batya Friedman, Option, January/February 1987.

In 1989, Frank Zappa called Shultz' office to congratulate him for his more open-minded ideas about [[drugs]]. Since he wasn't there, he sent him a letter, along with a copy from ''[[The Real Frank Zappa Book]]''. Shultz wrote a letter back. During ''[[They're Doing the Interview of the Century, Part 1]]'' (May 1990), Zappa discussed their correspondence.

==External links==
* [[Wikipedia:George Shultz]]

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	In 1989, Frank Zappa called Shultz' office to congratulate him for his more open-minded ideas about [[drugs]]. Since he wasn't there, he sent him a letter, along with a copy from ''[[The Real Frank Zappa Book]]''. Shultz wrote a letter back. During ''[[They're Doing the Interview of the Century, Part 1]]'' (May 1990), Zappa discussed their correspondence.		In 1989, Frank Zappa called Shultz' office to congratulate him for his more open-minded ideas about [[drugs]]. Since he wasn't there, he sent him a letter, along with a copy from ''[[The Real Frank Zappa Book]]''. Shultz wrote a letter back. During ''[[They're Doing the Interview of the Century, Part 1]]'' (May 1990), Zappa discussed their correspondence.
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		+	==See also==
		+	* [[Ed Meese]]
		+	* [[Oliver North]]
		+	* [[John Poindexter]]
		+	* [[Ronald Reagan]]

	==External links==		==External links==

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	'''George Shultz''' (December 13, 1920 - February 6, 2021) was US Secretary of Labor (1969-1970) and of the Treasury (1972-1974) under [[Richard Nixon]]'s administration and US Secretary of State (1982-1989) during the [[Ronald Reagan]] administration.		'''George Shultz''' (December 13, 1920 - February 6, 2021) was US Secretary of Labor (1969-1970) and of the Treasury (1972-1974) under [[Richard Nixon]]'s administration and US Secretary of State (1982-1989) during the [[Ronald Reagan]] administration.