Reagan Favored by CPAC Leaders Over Ford
Conservative Republican leaders at the Conservative Political Action Conference criticized President Ford as indecisive and praised Ronald Reagan for the presidential primaries. Rep. John Ashbrook and Patrick Buchanan said Ford lacks leadership while predicting Reagan’s strong showing, especially in New Hampshire and Florida. Sen. William L. Scott noted business scapegoating and regulatory burdens. The conference is sponsored by the American Conservative Union and Young Americans for Freedom with tens of thousands of members.
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Leaks and national security draw critics and jurists
White House counsel Phillip Buchen says a leaked House Intelligence report may indirectly affect national security and notes uncertainty about a grand jury. He cites signal intelligence restrictions and possible impacts on foreign affairs while commenting on a judiciary pay raise suit and other policy issues.
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