Editors weigh Rockefeller amnesty and Ford era若
A collection from AP editors comments on Rockefeller nomination amnesty for draft evaders and U S foreign policy under President Ford. Roswell highlights moderation and credibility. Ketchikan ties GOP prospects to economy. York supports conditional amnesty with earned reentry. Frederick notes Davies as a non interventionist symbol. Baltimore Sun frames Ford as reviving momentum and arms talks.
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Atherton outlines limited pool plan for White House retreat
Atherton says limited site forces a 30 to 35 foot heated pool with a removable bubble top resembling a greenhouse. A small dressing cubicle would let Ford avoid dashing from the White House in a bathrobe to reach the pool.
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