Ford outlines economy plan and 1976 bid
Ford says advisers propose public service jobs if the economy worsens and credits compassion and action. He names Nelson Rockefeller as VP pick and discusses amnesty for Vietnam resisters as not aligning with a left or right view. He envisions a 1976 candidacy and a team with Rockefeller while pursuing energy independence and faster nuclear licensing.
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Ford
Nelson A Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Domestic Council On Privacy
Cuba
United States
Ford News Conference Textual Highlights
President Ford defends Nixon pardon stating he is final authority and no charges or court actions exist. He emphasizes not deviating from his philosophy and rejects political spectrum labels in his actions.
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Washington
Ford
Nixon
Presidency 1976 and policy notes from a political briefing
A Reuters style briefing outlines 1976 presidential intentions with Rockefeller as a running mate option and delegates as final judges. It covers ethics, wage price controls, foreign policy input, economy leadership changes, Aramco production limits, education legislation, budgeting stance, Cuba policy with OAS, and federal pay raise timing.
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Rockefeller
Domestic Council On Privacy
Herb Stein
Nixon
University of Virginia
Alan Greenspan
Aramco
Congress
Cuba
Organization of American States
Contrast Noted By Newsmen Contrast Noted By Newsmen
President Ford unveils a plan for regular news conferences without major announcements. He speaks softly and calmly in the East Room, contrasting with Nixon’s televised, makeup-swept appearances and distant blue drape backdrop.
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Ford
Jerald F. terHorst
Nixon
White House
Meigs County land transfers list ownership changes
A sequence of property transfers across Meigs County towns including Lebanon Salisbury Two Olive Two Middleport Pomeroy Rutland Sutton Township and Chester Township. Parcels and acreages shift to new owners such as Josephine and Paul Smith Debra Fitch Edward Le Master Swearingen Richard Butcher Myrtle Thomas Fred Google Maurice Gagnon and others under various grantor profiles.
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Josephine
Paul Smith
Lebanon
Josephine and
Marcia J. Capehart
Salisbury
Paul E
Dottie L Will Wilma M
Jonathan Tillis
Debra A
Tammy E. Fitch
Anthony
Helen Corsi
Bedford
Edward
Bonnie F le Master
L. C. Swearingen
Olive
William J
Bernice Stueve
Aloysuis A
Ann Sue Grueser
Sutton
Forest D. van Meter
Robin C. Hancock
Fact
Linda H. Chapman
Columbia
Myrtle Irene Thomas
Kenneth E
Judith A. Riggs
Orange
Fred B. Google
William Wallace
William W
Madeline Chafin
Pomeroy
Maurice
Rosemary Gagnon
Clara B. Miller
Chester
Chester Twp
Roy E
Maurita L. Miller
Alfred M. Elberfeld
Mary Elizabeth Morris John Raymond
Goldie Marie Berry
Olive Twp
Roberta C. O'Brien
Ohio Valley Chapter Receives International Award
The Ohio Valley Chapter of Data Processing Management Association earned a second place membership growth award and a Chapter Outstanding Performance Award at a recent conference. Alden R. Dalzell of Ohio University accepted the honors, as the association remains the largest group in its field.
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Data Processing Management Association
Alden R. Dalzell
Ohio University
The
Association
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Helen L. Snyder
Elberfelds
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Men's & Young Men’s
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Fisher Stripe
Glidden
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