Ford worth $256,378 in 1973 financial statement
Gerald R Ford enters the presidency with a net worth about 256,978 dollars. The White House said no significant changes since Sept 30, 1973. His assets include a Virginia home valued around 70,000, a Vail condo 65,000, and a Grand Rapids house 25,000, plus small investments and retirement fund contributions.
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Goldwater says Nixon decided to resign the presidency
Senator Barry Goldwater said Nixon made up his own mind to resign after a White House review of possible vice presidential candidates. He stated Nixon anticipated secrecy over transcripts and insisted Nixon was stubborn. Goldwater noted Haig defended his role and Ziegler opposed the resignation.
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Reagan backs Goldwater for Vice President
California Governor Ronald Reagan reiterated support for Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater as the Republican vice presidential nominee. He urged considering governors, arguing executives have been overlooked, but he declined to name specific candidates.
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Ford faces questions on releasing Nixon tapes to courts and Congress
AP reports in Washington that President Ford must decide if the Nixon Watergate tapes should be made public. TerHorst says the tapes remain in the White House, while Congress and Jaworski seek access to determine relevance to the Watergate investigations.
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Watergate
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Oklahoma City
Top lawyers split on prosecuting Nixon at ABA session
Honolulu AP report on the 97th American Bar Association convention where leading legal figures clash over whether Richard Nixon should face criminal charges for Watergate. Opinions range from no prosecution to accountability, with figures like Elliot Richardson and R. Sargent Shriver weighing in.
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