Ford to Ski in New Hampshire and Florida Campaign
Ford plans one or two campaign trips to New Hampshire and Florida as Reagan begins full time campaigning January 5. Reagan will focus on New Hampshire, Florida, North Carolina and Illinois primaries with New Hampshire holding February 24 and Florida March 9. Ford aims to emphasize incumbency while Reagan looms as a strong challenger.
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Reagan
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Illinois
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Ford skis with U S ski team amid knee concerns
President Ford joined four U S ski team members on a Vail Mountain run and tumbled briefly in view of reporters. He later resumed the downhill, with coach Hank Tauber calling him a fine skier as he addressed knee complaints from prior football injuries. Ford also redesignated John Robson as C A B chairman and named John Carlson as chief deputy press secretary.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
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White House
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Vail Mountain
Hank Tauber
Ron Nelsen
Richard M. Nixon
Oceanside
San Clemente
Calif
Ford seeks repeal of retirees' 1 percent bonus
President Ford plans to ask Congress to end the 1 per cent pension kicker that has boosted federal civilian retirees' checks during inflationary years since 1969. Budget officials note the bonus added about $800 million to civilian retirees' benefits by 1975 and could grow with continuing inflation.
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Ford
Congress
Office of Management and Budget
Woman sues lawyers after divorce settlement loss
Barbara Franzheim, who received about 1.05 million and 2400 monthly child support in a 1973 divorce from Kenneth Franzheim II, sued her former lawyers for 4 million in damages and 500000 in fees. She now says they did not adequately represent her and has new counsel.
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Houston
Barbara Franzheim
Levett J. Able
Tom F. Coleman Jr
Kenneth Franzheim II
New Zealand
Danny Dror
Soviets Begin Twice-Weekly SST Mail Flights to Alma Ata
The Soviet Union launched twice weekly supersonic jet mail and cargo flights from Moscow to Alma Ata. A Tupolev 144 completed the 2050 mile Moscow Alma Ata leg in under two hours at over 1000 mph cruising at 57,000 feet.
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Kazakhstan
Paris
Rio de Janeiro
London
Bahrain
Soviet steps raise bio warfare concern in international report
Columnist Jack Anderson cites top sources alleging Soviet diplomats sought genetic engineering details from U S scientists to aid germ warfare. The account ties Vyacheslav Stepanov to efforts, noting FBI involvement and NIH security contact. It cites a U N pledge by the U S and Soviet Union to destroy biological weapons stocks.
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Soviet Union
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Vyacheslav F. Stepanov
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United States
Smog Tests in Pittsburgh Show Limited Immediate Impact
EPA epidemiologist Dr. James Stebbings reports that 260 tested pupils showed no major immediate breathing impairment during the smog alert in Pittsburgh last month. Tests, conducted during and after the crisis, cannot reveal long term effects without pre emergency baselines. Allegheny County officials note 392 of 771 asthmatic children had problems during the crisis.
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James Stebbings
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
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Stebbings
Allegheny County
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