Packard resignation seen as blow to Ford
President Ford's top fundraiser David Packard resigns as finance chairman amid a string of defections from the Ford campaign. White House officials say he leaves with the campaign $400,000 in the black, though fund raising trials persist as preparations for the election continue.
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CIA probes Nixon link to Vesco complex disclosure
CIA notes to White House in 1971 traced Vesco led IOS takeover and tied to ex president’s nephew Donald Nixon. Documents show routine reports from counterintelligence, mentions Miami apartment meetings with Secret Service during campaigns, and Vesco’s later SEC and DOJ actions including bail and dropped charges.
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Men who saved Ford feel ignored after return
John Ludwig the wounded cab driver and Oliver Sipple who deflected the shot at Ford express disappointment that the president did not greet them during his San Francisco visit. Ludwig says White House called but Ford was unavailable. Sipple says he was invited but clearance was not given. GOP and Secret Service deny knowledge of invitations.
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State Board Approves 1.9 Million Air Conditioning for Fairview
The State Public Works Board approved 1.9 million dollars for an air conditioning project at Fairview State Hospital in Costa Mesa, completing state financing for the 5.1 million dollar overall project.
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Virginia senator eyes Reagan link
Sen. William L. Scott of Virginia said he still likes Ronald Reagan as a probable presidential candidate and might even consider being his running mate. The remarks came in Richmond on Friday.
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Bayh Eyes Four Early Primaries as Focus
Senator Birch Bayh narrows presidential bid to key early contests in Iowa New Hampshire Massachusetts and New York. He argues pragmatic voters will back a candidate with broad early primary appeal and says his liberal left and labor credentials broaden his appeal.
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