Watergate inquiry eyed Ford testimony probe
Prosecutor Charles Ruff could decide soon whether to review claims that President Ford lied to confirm officials involved in the Watergate investigation. The call to probe followed statements by Rep. Wright Patman allies about Ford’s role in blocking the House Banking Committee inquiry during the 1972 campaign.
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Maritime union chief comments on Ford funds
A maritime union leader asserts there are no doubts about Ford funds amid political disarray. The piece discusses alleged देती in seafaring trades, with references to nominees and reactions in Washington and Calboos, noting tensions and unclear support in the Labor sector.
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Dean asserts that no one briefed Mr. Ford and that he lacked intimate knowledge of the ongoing matters. The remark suggests gaps in information reaching the former president and questions accountability within the administration.
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