Demos accuse Ford of ignoring spending record
House Democrats say President Ford ignored his voting history as they accuse him of inflation and excess spending. A Democratic Study Group report shows 82 bills exceeded administration requests in four years, with Republicans backing most increases. The study cites Ford’s votes and argues Congress shifted funds but shares blame for deficits among Nixon-era policies.
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Women protest prices as Butz meets food execs
Thirty women protesters in skeleton outfits and WIN buttons demonstrated outside a midtown hotel as Butz met frozen food manufacturers. They accused him of siding with big food interests while poor workers suffer, urging fair prices and criticizing subsidies for producers.
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Nixon Excluded From Green Book As New Administration Arrives
Washington social notes reveal Nixon removed from the Green Book for the new administration. Gerald Ford is listed as vice president designate with Nelson Rockefeller added in the Congress section. Changes followed Nixon resignation and staff turnover, with Sheila Rabb Weidenfeld and Nancy Lammerding absent from the new roster.
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Simon urges voters to shun spenders in next elections
Treasury Secretary William E. Simon urged Americans to beware of congressional spenders when voting in the upcoming elections. He warned Democrats and Republicans alike to avoid programs that cost money, arguing a bloated budget fuels inflation and rising unemployment.
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Jackson slams Ford on economy during Wyoming visit
Sen Henry M Jackson D Washington criticized President Ford for not facing economic realities. He urged new advisers and warned of recession, proposing Arab oil price pressure and conservation of national resources while urging offshore development and credit rationing. He also questioned New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller as potential VP.
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