Rockefeller says planted material led to VP pullout
Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller disclosed that reports in East Coast papers about petty squabbles in the GOP influenced his decision to withdraw from consideration as President Ford's 1976 running mate. He said he has no plans beyond not seeking the vice presidency and refused to identify sources of the planted stories.
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Governors Demand Less Federal Regulation At Rockefeller Forum
Two western governors urged Vice President Rockefeller to curb federal rules and red tape hindering small business creation. Republican Dan Evans of Washington and Democrat Raul Castro of Arizona pressed for incentives and performance standards while noting funding and compliance disputes with federal agencies. Rockefeller acknowledged public frustration and promised to present recommendations to the President.
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Shipping strikes clash erupts at Forum on Domestic Policy
Testimony before Vice President Rockefeller featured a First Hawaiian Bank executive urging federal help to keep Hawaii’s shipping moving amid recurring postwar strikes. AFL-CIO leader Jack Henning condemned the banker’s stance, arguing against anti strike measures and noting Hawaii’s labor history and living conditions.
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Woman files sex bias suit against Ford over pay
Washington A White House employee, Darlene Schmalzried, sues President Ford and White House aides for sex discrimination claiming pay disparity with her male predecessor Philip Warden. The suit, to be filed in federal court, names Donald Rumsfeld Richard Cheney Ron Nessen and White House personnel, arguing Civil Rights Act apply.
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