Nixon weighs a comeback while writing memoirs and facing bills
The report details how Nixon, writing his memoirs, faces financial strain from medical bills and legal fees. It notes a possible $2 million deal, a $60,000 annual pension, and staff salaries while aides discuss a future party role. Some friends say a comeback seems unlikely soon.
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Ford’s energy push marks shift in presidency style
President Ford, amid a slipping public image, launches a bold energy plan and tariff stance, arguing action is needed now. He touts a new national dialogue spanning five key issues while touring the country and engaging in less formal sessions with audiences.
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