Ford son-in-law quits Secret Service to start private protection firm
Charles Vance, 37, Gerald Ford's son-in-law, left the Secret Service to form MVM Security with two former agents. He plans to offer presidential level protection to wealthy and famous clients amid concerns about terrorists and crime. Vance notes strong demand from large corporations and entertainment figures. He previously guarded Ford and vice presidents Humphrey and Agnew.
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White House reviews energy report methods after hoarding claims
The White House examines the Energy Department report on gasoline shortages, focusing on its findings and methodology amid charges the data relied too heavily on oil-industry sources. Officials consider corrections and possible delays in releasing the report.
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