claim: Ice-T signed to Sire Records in 1987 when he was 18 years old.
evidence: The Third Cabinet of Adolfo Suarez was the government of Spain , established following the general election of 1979 , which governed from 2 April 1979 until 26 February 1981 .. Adolfo Suarez. Adolfo Suarez. general election of 1979. Spanish general election, 1979. President of the Government. President of the Government. Prime Minister of Spain. Adolfo Suarez. Adolfo Suarez. Adolfo Suarez. First Vice President of the Government. President of the Government. Prime Minister of Spain. First Vice President of the Government. First Vice President of the Government ( Spain ). Manuel Gutierrez. Manuel Gutierrez. Manuel Gutierrez Mellado. Second Vice President. Second Vice President. Second Vice President ( Spain ). Fernando Abril Martorell until 9 December 1980. Fernando Abril Martorell. Fernando Abril Martorell. Leopoldo Calvo-Sotelo from 9 December 1980. Leopoldo Calvo-Sotelo. Leopoldo Calvo-Sotelo. Minister of Economic Affairs. Minister of Economic Affairs. Ministry of Economy and Finance ( Spain ). Fernando Abril Martorell until 9 September 1980. Fernando Abril Martorell. Fernando Abril Martorell. Leopoldo Calvo-Sotelo from 9 September 1980. Leopoldo Calvo-Sotelo. Leopoldo Calvo-Sotelo. Minister of Economy. Minister of Economy. Ministry of Economy and Finance ( Spain ). Jose Luis Leal until 9 September 1980. Jose Luis Leal. Jose Luis Leal. Juan Antonio Garcia from 9 September 1980. Juan Antonio Garcia. Juan Antonio Garcia Diez. Minister of Foreign Affairs. Minister of Foreign Affairs. Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation ( Spain ). Marcelino Oreja until 9 September 1980. Marcelino Oreja. Marcelino Oreja, 1st Marquis of Oreja. Jose Pedro Perez-Llorca from 9 September 1980. Jose Pedro Perez-Llorca. Jose Pedro Perez-Llorca. Minister of Justice. Minister of Justice. Ministry of Justice ( Spain ). Inigo Cavero until 9 September 1980. Inigo Cavero. Inigo Cavero. Francisco Fernandez from 9 September 1980. Francisco Fernandez. Francisco Fernandez Ordonez. Minister of Defence. Minister of Defence. Ministry of Defence ( Spain ). Agustin Rodriguez. Agustin Rodriguez. Agustin Rodriguez Sahagun. Minister of Finance. Minister of Finance. Ministry of Economy and Finance ( Spain ). Jaime Garcia. Jaime Garcia. Jaime Garcia Anoveros. Minister of the Interior. Minister of the Interior. Ministry of the Interior ( Spain ). Antonio Ibanez until 3 May 1980. Antonio Ibanez. Antonio Ibanez Freire. Juan Jose Roson from 3 May 1980. Juan Jose Roson. Juan Jose Roson. Minister of Public Works and Urbanism. Minister of Public Works and Urbanism. Ministry of Public Works and Transport ( Spain ). Jesus Sancho. Jesus Sancho. Jesus Sancho Rof. Minister of Education. Minister of Education. Ministry of Education ( Spain ). Jose Manuel Otero until 9 September 1980. Jose Manuel Otero. Jose Manuel Otero. Juan Antonio Ortega from 9 September 1980. Juan Antonio Ortega. Juan Antonio Ortega. Minister of Labor. Minister of Labor. Ministry of Labor ( Spain ). Rafael Calvo until 3 May 1980. Rafael Calvo. Rafael Calvo. Salvador Sanchez-Teran from 3 May -- 9 September 1980. Salvador Sanchez-Teran. Salvador Sanchez-Teran. Felix Manuel Perez from 9 September 1980. Felix Manuel Perez. Felix Manuel Perez. Ministry of Industry and Energy. Ministry of Industry and Energy. Ministry of Industry ( Spain ). Carlos Bustelo until 3 May 1980. Carlos Bustelo. Carlos Bustelo. Ignacio Bayon from 3 May 1980. Ignacio Bayon. Ignacio Bayon. Minister of Agriculture. Minister of Agriculture. Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food ( Spain ). Jaime Lamo de Espinosa. Jaime Lamo de Espinosa. Jaime Lamo de Espinosa. Minister of Trade and Tourism. Minister of Trade and Tourism. Ministry of Industry, Trade and Tourism ( Spain ). Juan Antonio Garcia until 3 May 1980. Juan Antonio Garcia. Juan Antonio Garcia Diez. Luis Gamir from 3 May -- 9 September 1980. Luis Gamir. Luis Gamir. Minister of Presidency. Minister of Presidency. Ministry of Presidency. Jose Pedro Perez-Llorca until 3 May 1980. Jose Pedro Perez-Llorca. Jose Pedro Perez-Llorca. Rafael Arias-Salgado from 3 May 1980Minister of Transport and Communication. Rafael Arias-Salgado. Rafael Arias-Salgado. Salvador Sanchez-Teran until 3 May 1980. Salvador Sanchez-Teran. Salvador Sanchez-Teran. Jose Luis Alvarez from 3 May 1980. Jose Luis Alvarez. Jose Luis Alvarez y Alvarez. Minister of Health and Social Security. Minister of Health and Social Security. Ministry of Health ( Spain ). Joan Rovira until 9 September 1980. Joan Rovira. Joan Rovira. Alberto Oliart from 9 September 1980Ministry of Culture and WelfareManuel Clavero until 17 January 1980. Alberto Oliart. Alberto Oliart. Ricardo de la Cierva from 17 January -- 9 September 1980. Ricardo de la Cierva. Ricardo de la Cierva. Inigo Cavero from 9 September 1980Minister for the Relationships with the European CommunitiesLeopoldo Calvo-Sotelo until 9 September 1980. Inigo Cavero. Inigo Cavero. Eduard Punset from 9 September 1980Deputy Minister for the Relationship with the CourtsRafael Arias-Salgado until 3 May 1980Minister of Territorial AdministrarionAntonio Fontan until 3 May 1980. Eduard Punset. Eduard Punset. Jose Pedro Perez-Llorca from 3 May -- 9 September 1980. Jose Pedro Perez-Llorca. Jose Pedro Perez-Llorca. Rodolfo Martin from 9 September 1980Minister of Universities and Research '' '. Rodolfo Martin. Rodolfo Martin Villa. Luis Gonzalez Seara. Luis Gonzalez Seara. Luis Gonzalez Seara